I'll never let go! Deserves its place among the all-time best, most captivating and timeless Hollywood epics alongside the likes of 'Gone with the Wind' and 'Lawrence of Arabia'. The 3D conversion is pretty damn impressive but never overshadows the movie itself as the real attraction. The ship of dreams - for the ages.

Isn't there something just innately offensive about the deaths of thousands serving as a backdrop to your typical angst-ridden teenage romance?

It was okay when I was 10 and into that romantic "tragic love" crap. Now it's something that I find far more entertaining as a 15 second parody in an episode of Famly Guy .

Horriffically overrated blockheaded unoriginal romance that cost too much and goes on too long. An insult, especially coming from the man who gave us two of my favorite films of all time.

Plot was over-the-top. But, of course, we knew the ship sank so there has to be some other plot devices. The harem-scarem find & rescue Jack and climbing to the stern routine were jarring to sensibilities but... Great music and photography.

Respect.

I know the whole world loves this movie, but I don't. I like the set. Oh, and I love mocking Bill Paxton.

A movie brimmed with excellent directing, if there's one thing I can give Cameron is that he knows how to make screenplays and special effects... but on the other hand Cameron also fails hard at understanding how to write real human stories{ESPECIALLY romance} and the characters in the movie are laughably one dimensional under immensely cheesy dialogue. In many ways it felt like it could have been an amazing movie, but its irritable pandering nature really sets it back.