Titanic

Love is often associated with happiness and peace, yet for Rose and Jack, it is a rollercoaster of emotions.
The two main characters of the 1997 film Titanic are the definitions of “opposites attract” as they fight for their love even in the toughest of situations.
Titanic is a film that tells a story based on the historical event of the ship disaster in 1912.
A daughter born into wealth and a luxurious lifestyle meets a man of third class.
Rose DeWitt Bukater and Jack Dawson fall in love and experience many different stages of their relationship while sailing on the RMS Titanic.
The two knew in a short time they were meant for each other; except, there was a problem: Rose was arranged for a marriage with another man referred to as Cal.
Over time, things get complicated and the ship referred to as “unsinkable” begins to show its flaws leaving Rose and Jack in a situation of survival and having to make painful decisions.
The two must fight for one another and survive the disaster that is to come.
Just like the story of Romeo and Juliet, Titanic is a representation of loving each other even with disapproval.
The love that the two show in a situation of hardship is what strengthens them as a pair.
Their love is unbreakable just as you’d think the ship was unsinkable: however, only fate will tell what is to come in the ending.
Director James Cameron skillfully evokes emotions of fear and worry; however, love and empathy also will come into a viewer’s mind when watching the story of Rose and Jack.
The film contains various survival situations, discontent, heart-warming scenes, and drama that keep the audience engaged.
Some of the scenes will provoke sadness, while others will draw in a sense of happiness.
This film is the perfect combination of a love tale combined with a historical disaster.
This film has been around since 1997 and can be watched on major streaming platforms such as Paramount, YouTube, and Apple TV.