Titanic: Love it or hate it ?

[innerSpaceman]

There was a traveling exhibit of the artifacts. I saw that when it was displayed appropriately aboard the Queen Mary.


But I've never heard of anything as elaborate as what Lashbear described. I think he's writing about a dream he had.




Ok, who's got the Billy Zane eyebrows? We need an insane Zane.

[MouseWife]

You are right, that is exactly what I was thinking about on the Queen Mary {something different about the iMax film...}.

LOL Who will be our Billy Zane?

[LashStoat]

Can I be the hand-cuffs? or perhaps the car seat?

[alphabassettgrrl]

The artifact exhibit was really interesting.

[MouseWife]

I just read JW's signature.....

[lashbear]

Originally Posted by innerSpaceman

But I've never heard of anything as elaborate as what Lashbear described. I think he's writing about a dream he had.

Nope ! It once shone like a bright star.

Originally Posted by Wikipedia

Fox Studios Backlot was a theme park that was purportedly based on Universal Studios in Los Angeles and Orlando as well as Disney's Hollywood Studios. The headline attraction was based on the James Cameron film Titanic. It was called Titanic: The Experience. It was a part exhibit, part amusement ride which offered two scenarios. In one, guests were shown to a lifeboat housed in a huge water tank. In another, guests were guided through the ship's steam room. Both sections featured actual actors performing the roles of Titanic's crew.

[Boss Radio]

Originally Posted by Kevy Baby

I'm just a big sap: I liked the movie. I know it is cheese. I know it is full of stupidity. I know I shouldn't like it. But I enjoyed it. Yeah, I'm just a big ol wuss.

But I hate the Celine Dion song.

And getting to see naked boobies always helps make me enjoy a movie.

I agree on all points.

To be fair, I also liked Hudson Hawk and the League of Extraordinary Gentlemen, so my taste is questionable.

Titanic was an enjoyable film, brought to life by a director with enormous respect and passion for the source material. Cameron's love for Titanic is as evident as Peter Jackson's passion for LOTR.

Compared to most other top-grossing movies, it shines.

[Alex]

I liked Hudson Hawk too, but yeah, I'd have to say you're pretty far out there on your own with League of Extraordinary Gentlemen.

[CoasterMatt]

Although I never experienced in it person, I can vouch that Lashbear's description of the Titanic Experience attraction is spot on (a friend was a design supervisor for it).

[Cadaverous Pallor]

Originally Posted by lashbear

Nope ! It once shone like a bright star.

Shut down by 9/11. Wow.