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Titanic is being shot on miniature boards by James Cameron
James Cameron’s Titanic will always have a special place in the hearts of moviegoers. The film, which starred Leonardo DiCaprio and Kate Winslet, was released in 1997. It not only changed both actors’ careers, but also made them overnight sensations among fans all over the world. While the classic film is still dear to our hearts, we bring you a throwback video on how the director shot the iconic climax of the film, which will give true fans goosebumps. To watch the video, scroll down.
Last year marked the 25th anniversary of the film’s release, and on that occasion, James gave several interviews to various outlets about the Titanic’s backstory. While there has been much controversy surrounding the climax scene in which fans believe Rose could have saved Jack, the director attempted to recreate the scene to prove his point that it was not possible.
Returning to the subject, an Instagram account called ‘Cinefilos’ shared a video of the Titanic from 1997, in which the makers, including James Cameron, are assembling the wooden pieces and building the ship for the climax scene in which it sinks in the ocean.
As soon as the video went viral, fans began reacting to the Titanic clip and praising James Cameron for his approach to filmmaking.
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A user on Instagram commented on the video, “This art of filmmaking is now replaced with cgi and sadly it won’t be the same.”
Another user added, “Nowadays it would only be shitty CGI on a green screen aging badly within 5 years while this still holds up! Just like the first Jurassic Park movie”
A third user commented, “I would literally watch a 4 hours documentary of how they made this movie.”
A fourth user commented, “So that’s why Leo couldn’t fit on the door!”
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