Some clarification: Jack didn't drown, he died of the cold. Rose didn't have a dream at the end, she died in her sleep and her spirit returned to the ship where the spirits of all the people who died still resided.
Well, the people who died didn't "reside" on the ship after their deaths, but they did join together for the joyful reunion between Jack and Rose when she finally crossed over. I should be so lucky to have so many people to welcome me home someday, but there Are a few I can't Wait to see again!!
Seeing these two guys grinning at the romance and hating the mistreatment of Rose is so wholesome 🥹 glad they got to enjoy this epic film ❤ I thought their eyes were gonna pop out of their heads at the drawing scene 😂😂😂 boys will be boys 😂😂😂
I love in the dinner party how Molly and the Colonel were nice to jack and purposely ignoring Cal and Ruth's passive aggressive attempts to ostracize him.
Me too! Naveed & Mansoor must have heard the whole movie theme with Celine Dion singing. Hope they did. THAT certainly would bring tears, as well!! June
I always looked at Cal's actions during the dinner as him just tolerating Jack for the night, thinking that would be the end of it, as he was just being ignorant, compared to Ruth's actual arrogance.
Exactly. Many people would watch this movie and hold on and hide their feelings. Mostly men due to still useless believe that emotions make you weak. We all want and need empathetic people!!
@@plantemor i was also 9 when I saw it in theaters. It was awesommmme !! ... I really hope i get to see it again on like imax with a gigantic screen some day (along with Interstellar)
I just found this channel yesterday and I immediately watched all of your videos. The reactions are so genuine and entertaining. I feel like I'm experiencing the movies for the first time again with you guys! I can't wait for all the future videos to come!
@@MrYellingdingo Well, no one mentioned it but you. Also, 'women's rights' are not restricted to abortion access, but thanks for showing your ignorance to everyone.
Wonderful Wonderful reaction !! .. and no, Jack was not uncomfortable at the dinner .. some of them TRIED to make him uncomfortable but failed. He was upstanding and rose above them. He was the noble one, full of spirit.
Love You Guys! You Get It! The Human Tragedy on the Ocean on a Freezing Night with No One to Help Them! It has been for over 112 years a truly compelling story!
I cried buckets watching this film when it first came out in the cinema. Watching these two dear men reacting with such deep emotion made me cry all over again. Beautiful.
I have watched Titanic at least once a year since it was released many years ago. I promise you, watching your reactions to Jack dying stirred up some emotions and I cried along with you. Fantastic reaction.
Rose didnt dream that in the end. She died in her sleep and her soul reunited with souls that died on the titanic and finally found peace with jack. An old lady warm in her bed like he said she'd do
I loved this film when it came out. There's a whole museum dedicated to Titanic in Belfast, Northern Ireland, there's lots of videos of peoples' visits to the museum. As far as we know, the orchestra really did play until the very end.
Same. Saw it in the cinema when it came out here in Namibia back in 1997/98. I was about 11 when I saw it, which by the way was my first cinematic experience. Words can't describe the feelings seeing this on the big screen for the first time.
Agreed. When I first saw Titanic it was during my military service in cinema in our base. Beeing young 18 years old dudes we acted as you would expect- cheering when Rose get naked and such. But as movie progressed you could hear numbled snifffing and such sounds and occasionaly someone here and there said something like if some fumes from outside gets inside or some draft of cold air since his eyes were watering... And everyone who heard it very loudly egreed... Now i found it funny and sad how we- presumably tough guys- couldn express this very human feelings. Also- our barracs were from communistic era- if you seen that comunistic blocs of flats somewhere it looks like that. When we get back in night from vacation or so, you have seen this long building with light in some rooms on and some without it looked like drowning ship, hence we start call our barrac Titanic. Now more than twenty years later, new generation is calling it same way. That was my TED talk in very broken english, thank you for your patience. 😀
I must’ve seen that movie 20 times in my life. And every time it’s very moving. I am currently on Lexapro, which makes it really hard for me to cry. Which by the way is a good thing. Watching these two guys tear up in the movie made me cry. 😢 I’m glad they had the reaction that most of us have watching this movie. It’s a very powerful movie.
Thank you for watching this movie with such genuine empathy ❤️ It's such a beautiful story, in my opinion, about what matters in life. Rose saw a wealthy, but inauthentic and empty life ahead of her, and saw no other out than death. Jack not only saved her life, he showed her that another way was possible; that despite financial insecurity and uncertainty, you can live authentically, passionately, with curiosity and genuine human connection. Jack's way of approaching life made Rose want to live, with such a passion that she survived even the loss of Jack, and lived a full life after, like she promised. She kept him in her heart by living life by the values he showed her, and that way kept his memory alive. He did indeed save her, in every way a person can be saved ❤
That yelp at 25:13 wasn't in the script. That was Kate Winslet's legit reaction to the cold. Director James Cameron insisted on legitimately freezing cold water. She claimed later that she caught pneumonia and said that although she was very proud of the work, she'd never work for him again.
She got hypothermia and not pneumonia and she herself chose not to wear a wetsuit, and has never afaik said she never work with Cameron again, she has said she's never do anything like it again which is totally differant
I've seem this film 20 times... I always watch the whole thing and I always cry. I enjoyed watching along with you both. It's such a beautiful love story that James Cameron has woven into this historical tale of the Titanic. Like Mansoor said, "LOVE should be like this.!"
The “sad music” is called Nearer My God To Thee. It is a song sung in churches very beautiful lyrics. I actually know a man who met a survivor of the ship. She said a peace and calm came over the ship when that song was played.
Best thing I've seen on the internet for ages. Love how genuine the reactions were. Going to show this to my teenaged nephew so he can see its ok for men to show how they feel. Loved your faces during the drawing scene 🤣
I'm a 37 year old male.. and i always cry watching this movie. Back in 2001, i remember watching this with my first "girlfriend" as a 14 year old lad. Now, a layer of nostalgia hits me as well.
One thing that just struck me after I don't even know how many re-watches is just how *insanely difficult* it would be to recover that safe from the cabin. Those things are *heavy*, and that's quite the 'maze' they'd have to maneuver it through. I wonder if Cameron actually had some off-screen solution to that thought up, but not included, or if he just decided no one would stop to think about it... 😅
I loved this reaction!!😊 You are beautiful men, your reaction was amazingly pure. I saw this movie with my friends when I was 15 during my birthday party, and since then I have never been able to see someone react to Titanic for the first time as everyone that I know saw it many years ago. It has been awesome to ser you and listen to your comments It is clear you really understood the movie, the message and that you are beautiful sould with great values❤🌷
My great great grandmother had got a job working on the titanic as a maid. She had a 7 Yr old illegitimate daughter (my great grandmother) and before she left, the little girls father (my great great grandfather) discovered he had a daughter - they were only 16 & 18 when she was born, and he went and found her and married her. Thank goodness she didn't get on.
The sad thing about the real titanic sinking, it was preventable, The problem was at the time regulations said they're only had to be 12 lifeboats, which titanic had plus 4 additional collapsible lifeboats so technically it was considered above regulations. But the regulations weren't adjusted as no liner had ever been anywhere close to that size. So really they didn't have anywhere close to enough lifeboat room they weren't that concerned because if even it had struck anything and flooded they could seal off the watertight compartments and they keep going with as many as 4 of them completely flooded and no iceberg could possibly do that kind of damage. Unfortunately they were wrong. They didn't even proper train to use the lifeboats so most went out well under capacity. The story goes that the radio operator was getting so annoyed about the iceberg warnings he radio back to one ship to "Shut up". That same ship turned off their radio early the night titanic sank so they never heard the distress calls. They were however even further away than the ship that did eventually come help so not likely they would have been able to do much. They have since changed regulations. Amongst other things: Now transatlantic ships need to have lifeboat space for all aboard plus extra (I think it's 50% more) and the crew must be properly trained for emergency procedures and communications need to remain open 24/7.
YES I have been WAITING for this one!!!! You two are just lovely, I always enjoy your reactions. Yes, all love should be like that ❤ And even you two could see immediately that only ONE of them would fit on the wooden door! That's been a hot debate for years 😂
Thank you for your heartfelt and emotionally sincere review of this beautiful picture. I'm subscribing. from SJ, somewhere in the middle of a forest outside of Olympia, Washington, USA.
The ending. Was not her dream. She died in her sleep. After a long adventurous life. Just like Jack predicted to her. In her Death. They meet again in a heavenly afterlife. To forever be together.
This is based on a true story I'm not sure if anyone else mentionee that, those musicians kept playing throughout the tragedy and the captain always goes down with his ship. That's the way.
I saw this at the movie theater when it was released. There was a whole row of teenage girls behind us. And they were loudly sobbing during the drowning scene. And the ending.
You must react to "The Elephant Man" with Anthony Hopkins and John Hurt. The hardest and most meaningful movie I have ever watched. When I first saw it in the theatre, everyone cried. I still can't watch without crying very hard. Sometimes having to leave the room!
I love their reactions to Cal; lets me know that when their times come, they'll be wonderful husbands. And Ismay, was criticized for getting into a lifeboat, even over a century later because of this movie; what it didn't show was that he stayed behind to make sure women & children were safely loaded & when there were no more near that boat, he got on, which was perfectly fine, but it didn't stop reporters from tarnishing his reputation. Also, Mr. Andrews didn't stay in the smoking room as the ship sank; he was also helping put women & children into boats, but yes, he went down with the ship & his body, sadly, was never recovered.
As many times as ive watched this movie or seen it reacted to this is the first time I realised the character Rose is only 16 when the Titanic is lost. 🤔
The "sad music" the musicians are playing at the end is actually a hymn, a religious song sung in christian churches . The song is "Nearer my God, to thee (you)." Its a prayer asking God to bring you closer to Him.
Naveed and Mansoor... Your sensitive hearts moved me. I've never seen a better reaction to the love story and characters of the film "Titanic" than yours. Thank you, both.
Fun tidbit: the lake in Wisconsin that Jack speaks of is a man-made lake and didn’t exist until after the Titanic had sunk, so his story isn’t factually possible.
Very few drowned most were extreme hypothermia sone manged long time, even hours but most were dead in minutes went from screams to since very quickly, surviors stated as soon the ones in water, or most were dead
Just for clarification: Titanic sank in 1912, and society was much more unfair back then. Unfortunately men were a lot more controlling back then, especially in richer families
I'm about 90% certain it's a reupload, because I have a very clear memory of their reaction to the "draw me like one of your French girls" scene :D My guess is they had to reedit for copyright. My channel is still fairly new, but I dread having to reedit older videos as copyright rules change even for established videos. Sigh!
@@nebulousreactionsYes, this is a re-upload. I watched this video MANY times before. I see they removed 250+ videos from the channel. I think they are going to re-upload them one by one…
Feel so sorry for all the people that never got a chance to get off that ship.... Would not have been a good time if u where poor, OR a man on that ship. Those 2 are not getting on the lifeboats. They just had to wait to die. Big ups to the Captain however for atleast trying to save all the women and children. Should have been even more lifeboats or something. Sick as hell to think that more than half of them need to die cause there was no space on the life boats. Guess its impossible to have lifeboats for everyone but. They should have had more. And they should have listened to the ice warnings in that region.
There WAS room for all the lifeboats for everyone. The powers that be "thought" it "looked too crowded". It wasn't, but they didn't like it so they left them off. They also believed the ship was unsinkable, so they thought they were a waste of time. Ignorance, stupidity, and complete arrogance sank that ship. Edited to say: There was also more room on the lifeboats there were. They launched them half full or less most of the time.
@@kanditraxel Well, that makes it all even worse than what i was thinking then. Well atleast mankind should have learnt something from it. No ship is unsinkable. some of the only ships thats hard to sink would be like an aircraft carrier lol. Unless it gets like servial holes on it .
This isnt a completely made up story. Unfortunately the class seperation was a huge part of our past. We cannot forget least we repeat our mistakes. Rose and Jack were the fiction. The Titanic sinking was not. I have an ancestor that was an engineer on the Titanic and died at age 22. His last name was McReynolds like my maiden name. He was the pride of his family. They had pooled their money to send him to college. Such a terrible tragedy.
Some clarification: Jack didn't drown, he died of the cold. Rose didn't have a dream at the end, she died in her sleep and her spirit returned to the ship where the spirits of all the people who died still resided.
Well, the people who died didn't "reside" on the ship after their deaths, but they did join together for the joyful reunion between Jack and Rose when she finally crossed over.
I should be so lucky to have so many people to welcome me home someday, but there Are a few I can't Wait to see again!!
This has to be one of the purest reactions to Titanic that I’ve ever seen. You’re reactions to the love between Jack and Rose was honestly beautiful
you’re: contraction of you are
your: belonging to you
@@Cassxowarydid you understand what they were saying??? Well ok then. Not everything is a lesson in grammar.
@@Cassxowarymaybe you should try to speak in a language which is not your native one... nonsense comment... 😑
Watching two young men from another culture watch Titanic has been a gift. You are two beautiful souls. Thank you for this. 🙏
Right. With such raw emotion!
I agree... it was like the first time watching it all over for me.. and I have seen this film hundreds of time!
Exactly
I was amazed about this reaction. So pure and heartfelt😻
Seeing these two guys grinning at the romance and hating the mistreatment of Rose is so wholesome 🥹 glad they got to enjoy this epic film ❤ I thought their eyes were gonna pop out of their heads at the drawing scene 😂😂😂 boys will be boys 😂😂😂
Surprised they can even legally watch this with that scene intact.
I love in the dinner party how Molly and the Colonel were nice to jack and purposely ignoring Cal and Ruth's passive aggressive attempts to ostracize him.
Me too! Naveed & Mansoor must have heard the whole movie theme with Celine Dion singing. Hope they did. THAT certainly would bring tears, as well!! June
I always looked at Cal's actions during the dinner as him just tolerating Jack for the night, thinking that would be the end of it, as he was just being ignorant, compared to Ruth's actual arrogance.
I appreciate your empathy so much. The world seems to lack empathy these days. People fear their emotions.
Exactly. Many people would watch this movie and hold on and hide their feelings. Mostly men due to still useless believe that emotions make you weak.
We all want and need empathetic people!!
I was fortunate enough to see this film in the theater back then. Phenomenal and overwhelming.
Yo, I can only imagine how much that theater was sobbing by the end. Must have been a big experience!
@@plantemor I was 9. I remember seeing a teenage girl sobbing and being comforted by her friends.
@@plantemor i was also 9 when I saw it in theaters. It was awesommmme !! ... I really hope i get to see it again on like imax with a gigantic screen some day (along with Interstellar)
Same!
The guy on the left kind of looks like Pedro Pascal 😄
Nice reaction, you two are very compassionate men, this is a strength.
I just found this channel yesterday and I immediately watched all of your videos. The reactions are so genuine and entertaining. I feel like I'm experiencing the movies for the first time again with you guys! I can't wait for all the future videos to come!
Not sure how you two showed up on my feed but I’m glad you did! Such a sweet and pure reaction. You both are adorable.
"Respect women's rights!" Thank you, gentlemen. Much love from a turbulent USA. 💙
pretty sure they don't mean killing babies..
@@MrYellingdingo Well, no one mentioned it but you. Also, 'women's rights' are not restricted to abortion access, but thanks for showing your ignorance to everyone.
@@suemiller2522 Killing something isn't a right. Thank you for showing YOUR ignorance. And I wasn't talking about them I was talking about you.
@@MrYellingdingo Might want to work on your comprehension; the only one showing ignorance here is you, troll.
Wonderful Wonderful reaction !! .. and no, Jack was not uncomfortable at the dinner .. some of them TRIED to make him uncomfortable but failed. He was upstanding and rose above them. He was the noble one, full of spirit.
Agree, he was not uncomfortable but it's like trying to explain your way of life to pekple who just don't get it (most of them)
Love You Guys! You Get It! The Human Tragedy on the Ocean on a Freezing Night with No One to Help Them! It has been for over 112 years a truly compelling story!
I cried buckets watching this film when it first came out in the cinema. Watching these two dear men reacting with such deep emotion made me cry all over again. Beautiful.
I have watched Titanic at least once a year since it was released many years ago. I promise you, watching your reactions to Jack dying stirred up some emotions and I cried along with you. Fantastic reaction.
Rose didnt dream that in the end. She died in her sleep and her soul reunited with souls that died on the titanic and finally found peace with jack. An old lady warm in her bed like he said she'd do
you two are the most thoughtful reactors. I love this channel so much. Thank you for sharing!!!
I like them too
Great guys with huge hearts
I loved this film when it came out. There's a whole museum dedicated to Titanic in Belfast, Northern Ireland, there's lots of videos of peoples' visits to the museum. As far as we know, the orchestra really did play until the very end.
Same. Saw it in the cinema when it came out here in Namibia back in 1997/98. I was about 11 when I saw it, which by the way was my first cinematic experience. Words can't describe the feelings seeing this on the big screen for the first time.
Watching these two guys get emotionally invested in this movie is very heart warming.
we all cried first time we watched. its proof of being human.
Yes agree with you
Agreed. When I first saw Titanic it was during my military service in cinema in our base. Beeing young 18 years old dudes we acted as you would expect- cheering when Rose get naked and such. But as movie progressed you could hear numbled snifffing and such sounds and occasionaly someone here and there said something like if some fumes from outside gets inside or some draft of cold air since his eyes were watering...
And everyone who heard it very loudly egreed...
Now i found it funny and sad how we- presumably tough guys- couldn express this very human feelings.
Also- our barracs were from communistic era- if you seen that comunistic blocs of flats somewhere it looks like that.
When we get back in night from vacation or so, you have seen this long building with light in some rooms on and some without it looked like drowning ship, hence we start call our barrac Titanic.
Now more than twenty years later, new generation is calling it same way.
That was my TED talk in very broken english, thank you for your patience. 😀
I disagree. I cry EVERY time I see this... 😂😭🥲
I must’ve seen that movie 20 times in my life. And every time it’s very moving. I am currently on Lexapro, which makes it really hard for me to cry. Which by the way is a good thing. Watching these two guys tear up in the movie made me cry. 😢 I’m glad they had the reaction that most of us have watching this movie. It’s a very powerful movie.
Thank you for watching this movie with such genuine empathy ❤️
It's such a beautiful story, in my opinion, about what matters in life. Rose saw a wealthy, but inauthentic and empty life ahead of her, and saw no other out than death. Jack not only saved her life, he showed her that another way was possible; that despite financial insecurity and uncertainty, you can live authentically, passionately, with curiosity and genuine human connection. Jack's way of approaching life made Rose want to live, with such a passion that she survived even the loss of Jack, and lived a full life after, like she promised. She kept him in her heart by living life by the values he showed her, and that way kept his memory alive. He did indeed save her, in every way a person can be saved ❤
Lovely reaction and you understand the beauty and love in the story perfectly. It proves that true love has a language all its own
Its great to see you two gents reacting together again! Great reaction as always.
A lovely reaction from two beautiful souls.
That yelp at 25:13 wasn't in the script. That was Kate Winslet's legit reaction to the cold. Director James Cameron insisted on legitimately freezing cold water. She claimed later that she caught pneumonia and said that although she was very proud of the work, she'd never work for him again.
She got hypothermia and not pneumonia and she herself chose not to wear a wetsuit, and has never afaik said she never work with Cameron again, she has said she's never do anything like it again which is totally differant
Naveed and Mansoor I'm so happy to see you together again! Welcome back! ❤🎉
Would love to see Auntie Sobia react to this one, too 💖
Subscribed! What a fantastic and lovely reaction. 😊
i had to laugh when you waved bye to jack as he sunk in the water.
Im glad you enjoyed it. This is my favorite movie of all time
You two have such loving and empathetic hearts! You almost made me cry and I never cry. So happy to watch you react. ❤️
I've seem this film 20 times... I always watch the whole thing and I always cry. I enjoyed watching along with you both.
It's such a beautiful love story that James Cameron has woven into this historical tale of the Titanic. Like Mansoor said, "LOVE should be like this.!"
What a wonderful reaction! These two gentlemen are so dear to my heart, partially for their obvious empathy.❤
The “sad music” is called Nearer My God To Thee. It is a song sung in churches very beautiful lyrics. I actually know a man who met a survivor of the ship. She said a peace and calm came over the ship when that song was played.
13:09 “Love is a natural occurrence.” So well said!
Best thing I've seen on the internet for ages. Love how genuine the reactions were. Going to show this to my teenaged nephew so he can see its ok for men to show how they feel.
Loved your faces during the drawing scene 🤣
It wasn't a dream her soul joined the others along with her beloved jack
So in the ending scene she has passed from this earth and joined the others ❤
I'm a 37 year old male.. and i always cry watching this movie. Back in 2001, i remember watching this with my first "girlfriend" as a 14 year old lad. Now, a layer of nostalgia hits me as well.
I've watched this movie at least 30 times but watching it with you made me cry like it was the first time again 😭😭❤
One thing that just struck me after I don't even know how many re-watches is just how *insanely difficult* it would be to recover that safe from the cabin. Those things are *heavy*, and that's quite the 'maze' they'd have to maneuver it through. I wonder if Cameron actually had some off-screen solution to that thought up, but not included, or if he just decided no one would stop to think about it... 😅
I loved this reaction!!😊 You are beautiful men, your reaction was amazingly pure. I saw this movie with my friends when I was 15 during my birthday party, and since then I have never been able to see someone react to Titanic for the first time as everyone that I know saw it many years ago. It has been awesome to ser you and listen to your comments
It is clear you really understood the movie, the message and that you are beautiful sould with great values❤🌷
this is the very first video i've ever seen of yours. I love how you see the movie. its fantastic. I will be watching more and subscribing for sure.
A truly FANTASTIC reaction from you both!!!
I'm so glad I found you because of this reaction. Thank you for making videos like this for us ❤
My great great grandmother had got a job working on the titanic as a maid. She had a 7 Yr old illegitimate daughter (my great grandmother) and before she left, the little girls father (my great great grandfather) discovered he had a daughter - they were only 16 & 18 when she was born, and he went and found her and married her. Thank goodness she didn't get on.
I love this channel and their reactions. Well done.
The sad thing about the real titanic sinking, it was preventable, The problem was at the time regulations said they're only had to be 12 lifeboats, which titanic had plus 4 additional collapsible lifeboats so technically it was considered above regulations. But the regulations weren't adjusted as no liner had ever been anywhere close to that size. So really they didn't have anywhere close to enough lifeboat room they weren't that concerned because if even it had struck anything and flooded they could seal off the watertight compartments and they keep going with as many as 4 of them completely flooded and no iceberg could possibly do that kind of damage. Unfortunately they were wrong. They didn't even proper train to use the lifeboats so most went out well under capacity. The story goes that the radio operator was getting so annoyed about the iceberg warnings he radio back to one ship to "Shut up". That same ship turned off their radio early the night titanic sank so they never heard the distress calls. They were however even further away than the ship that did eventually come help so not likely they would have been able to do much.
They have since changed regulations. Amongst other things: Now transatlantic ships need to have lifeboat space for all aboard plus extra (I think it's 50% more) and the crew must be properly trained for emergency procedures and communications need to remain open 24/7.
YES I have been WAITING for this one!!!! You two are just lovely, I always enjoy your reactions. Yes, all love should be like that ❤ And even you two could see immediately that only ONE of them would fit on the wooden door! That's been a hot debate for years 😂
I cried for 3 days after seeing this the first time. At least I'm down to an hour now. Great reaction gentlemen. ❤
same i saw it on premier in cinema and i cried so much because i was fans of leonardo at the time and i was a teen so it was so emotional
same
Both of your reactions are so great to see during the film! I just subscribed! Looking forward to more of your reactions :)
A great movie you two would enjoy is "Radio". It's based on a true story. I love your beautiful hearts my friends. You two are so special.
Thank you for your heartfelt and emotionally sincere review of this beautiful picture. I'm subscribing. from SJ, somewhere in the middle of a forest outside of Olympia, Washington, USA.
HOLA PANDILLA AMO ES PELI, AGUANTE TITANIC. BARZO GRANDOTE DESDE FLORENCIO VARELA, BUENOS AIRES, ARGENTINA.
Great reaction from you guys, genuine very sweet responses to Titanic.
The ending. Was not her dream. She died in her sleep. After a long adventurous life. Just like Jack predicted to her. In her Death. They meet again in a heavenly afterlife. To forever be together.
14:04 $10 in 1942 is $325.05 today. Jack had more money than i do now 😂
I've seen this movie several times and I still cried with you 😢❤
This is based on a true story I'm not sure if anyone else mentionee that, those musicians kept playing throughout the tragedy and the captain always goes down with his ship. That's the way.
16:09 "Ohhhh!" Hahahahahahahaha
This film was planned in such a way as to give the viewer a tour of the entire ship.
My favorite movie of all times ❤!
I saw this at the movie theater when it was released. There was a whole row of teenage girls behind us. And they were loudly sobbing during the drowning scene. And the ending.
You must react to "The Elephant Man" with Anthony Hopkins and John Hurt. The hardest and most meaningful movie I have ever watched. When I first saw it in the theatre, everyone cried. I still can't watch without crying very hard. Sometimes having to leave the room!
This is not Leonardo who's drawing... This is James Cameron himself
Love your reactions! Just subscribed and can't wait to see more!
The end wasn’t a dream it was rose passing on and meeting jack in the afterlife.
They fired the guy that had the key to open the binoculars
I love their reactions to Cal; lets me know that when their times come, they'll be wonderful husbands.
And Ismay, was criticized for getting into a lifeboat, even over a century later because of this movie; what it didn't show was that he stayed behind to make sure women & children were safely loaded & when there were no more near that boat, he got on, which was perfectly fine, but it didn't stop reporters from tarnishing his reputation. Also, Mr. Andrews didn't stay in the smoking room as the ship sank; he was also helping put women & children into boats, but yes, he went down with the ship & his body, sadly, was never recovered.
I don't think the guys realize that she died at the end and found him .. wasn't just a dream . But it's sweet watching their prospective
She wasn’t dreaming. She died in her sleep and found Jack.
Beautiful reaction. ❤
Mansoor!!! Glad you are back. ❤
16:16 😂❤ love you both. This made me laugh
Rose died an old woman on the ship at the end while we see the photos of her and her spirit goes to be with Jack forever.
As many times as ive watched this movie or seen it reacted to this is the first time I realised the character Rose is only 16 when the Titanic is lost. 🤔
The "sad music" the musicians are playing at the end is actually a hymn, a religious song sung in christian churches . The song is "Nearer my God, to thee (you)." Its a prayer asking God to bring you closer to Him.
Its reported that the musicians on Titanic did play as the ship sank, and that was really the song they played
The end wasn't a dream. She died, an old woman, warm in her bed just like she promised Jack. And everyone was there to welcome her back.
Naveed and Mansoor... Your sensitive hearts moved me. I've never seen a better reaction to the love story and characters of the film "Titanic" than yours. Thank you, both.
I just found this channel. Such a great reaction. Where are these gentlemen from? They are precious 😊
Love your reactions!! ❤❤
You both have beautiful souls 😊
What a beautiful reaction to a great movie by 2 very sweet & handsome men. ❤❤
emotional reaction ... thank you
Fun tidbit: the lake in Wisconsin that Jack speaks of is a man-made lake and didn’t exist until after the Titanic had sunk, so his story isn’t factually possible.
I think most of the underwater filming of the titanic at the bottom of the ocean is real footage.
In real life the band actually played as the ship sank
Very few drowned most were extreme hypothermia sone manged long time, even hours but most were dead in minutes went from screams to since very quickly, surviors stated as soon the ones in water, or most were dead
Rose is so stunning
That water would be like minus 5
Now show them the video of Celine Dion singing My Heart Will Go On. Because they're music lovers, and loved the movie, they will love that song.
When my parents went to this movie these little kids said I heard this boat sinks
Just for clarification: Titanic sank in 1912, and society was much more unfair back then. Unfortunately men were a lot more controlling back then, especially in richer families
Lol. Their faces when she is naked
this is beautuful song from celine dion
Is this a new reaction or a reuploaded? I can't remember. However, is great to see you guys ❤
I'm about 90% certain it's a reupload, because I have a very clear memory of their reaction to the "draw me like one of your French girls" scene :D My guess is they had to reedit for copyright. My channel is still fairly new, but I dread having to reedit older videos as copyright rules change even for established videos. Sigh!
@@nebulousreactionsYes, this is a re-upload. I watched this video MANY times before. I see they removed 250+ videos from the channel. I think they are going to re-upload them one by one…
Marriage should only take place through love and free will.
Feel so sorry for all the people that never got a chance to get off that ship.... Would not have been a good time if u where poor, OR a man on that ship. Those 2 are not getting on the lifeboats. They just had to wait to die. Big ups to the Captain however for atleast trying to save all the women and children. Should have been even more lifeboats or something. Sick as hell to think that more than half of them need to die cause there was no space on the life boats. Guess its impossible to have lifeboats for everyone but. They should have had more. And they should have listened to the ice warnings in that region.
There WAS room for all the lifeboats for everyone. The powers that be "thought" it "looked too crowded". It wasn't, but they didn't like it so they left them off. They also believed the ship was unsinkable, so they thought they were a waste of time. Ignorance, stupidity, and complete arrogance sank that ship. Edited to say: There was also more room on the lifeboats there were. They launched them half full or less most of the time.
@@kanditraxel Well, that makes it all even worse than what i was thinking then. Well atleast mankind should have learnt something from it. No ship is unsinkable. some of the only ships thats hard to sink would be like an aircraft carrier lol. Unless it gets like servial holes on it .
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If they hit the iceberg straight on they would have never sunk
This isnt a completely made up story. Unfortunately the class seperation was a huge part of our past. We cannot forget least we repeat our mistakes. Rose and Jack were the fiction. The Titanic sinking was not. I have an ancestor that was an engineer on the Titanic and died at age 22. His last name was McReynolds like my maiden name. He was the pride of his family. They had pooled their money to send him to college. Such a terrible tragedy.