In addition, I would say that all the actors were amazing at delivering these highly sentimental lines. I can imagine a couple of well-known actors that would have really made a mess out of such lines, but it is my personal opinion that the cast of Titanic handled their dialogue with appropriate delicacy and precision. I certainly do not recall any part in the film where I felt like the actors were going overboard with their lines or lacking in their deliveries. This is actually among the first things that I look for in any movie but I was quite astonished to see such perfect line deliveries among the whole crew. I would say that even the minor characters did a wonderful job, especially with mastering facial expressions. I particularly noted this point with the cast that played the crew of the ship: They might not have had the lead roles but they certainly did not slack off in their characters.

In addition, in pure James Cameron manner, the film was not without any wonderfully crafted scenes. I cannot elaborate on these scenes because that would mean giving spoilers away, but I would say that it is extremely obvious that a lot of dedication, time and hard work were invested in making this masterpiece. The audience is even rewarded with some nice shots of the real Titanic wreckage! I have read quite a lot of trivia about this film after my viewing of it and I was really very impressed by the amazing amount of time and energy and money that they invested in the making of Titanic. I believe that such passion for making this particular movie is very clearly reflected all throughout.

I was quite particularly impressed by the manner in which Cameron managed to strike a chord with his audience through the feminist issues evoked in the movie, despite the fact that things are not so much as awful as they were during that time. I liked the delicacy and discretion with which he gradually introduced the audiences towards the feminist issues; there were no loud screams on women’s rights, nor was there any overly direct or disturbing features that might have somewhat ruined the audience’s appreciation of the love story that was going on. Instead, we are presented with discreet shots of girls and women and the way that they were forced to act during that period of time. I would say that that was very cleverly contrasted with the freedom that was depicted in the third class section of the ship.

All such elements provided an increasingly sharp contrast to the budding love that is being depicted throughout this movie. In fact, I have rarely seen a film where such deep contrast is made and I think that it quite highlighted the extremely passionate relationship shared by Rose and Jack.