To: Secret Agent Man
There are two scenes I like in the movie. My favorite of the two is when DiCaprio slides beneath the surface.
To: kosciusko51
Hes free. Thats the only positive way to interpret it.
14 posted on
12/18/2022 5:59:47 PM PST by
Secret Agent Man
(Gone Galt; not averse to Going Bronson.)
To: kosciusko51
I liked that part as well, but it was spoiled somewhat by knowing the actual DiCaprio survived.
Sort of like my feelings when Jane Fonda got shot in the head in the movie They Shoot Horses, Don't They?
18 posted on
12/18/2022 6:04:00 PM PST by
Vigilanteman
(The politicized state destroys aspects of civil society, human kindness and private charity.)
To: kosciusko51
There are two scenes I like in the movie. My favorite of the two is when DiCaprio slides beneath the surface.Agreed. If I happen upon people watching that part, I often get dirty looks when I start cheering and yelling, "Replay, replay!"
19 posted on
12/18/2022 6:04:48 PM PST by
Entrepreneur
(In Hoc Signo Vinces)
To: kosciusko51
It was just a terrible movie.
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26 posted on
12/18/2022 6:12:52 PM PST by
Mears
(.)
To: kosciusko51
35 posted on
12/18/2022 6:37:10 PM PST by
TigerHawk
(The Raised Middle Finger in the Clenched Fist of the World!)
To: kosciusko51
“ My favorite of the two is when DiCaprio slides beneath the surface”
I can’t help laughing out loud every time I see that scene, while all the women I have ever watched it with are sobbing.
Titanic was a movie about a 1912 ship with 1997 people on board. Watch “A Night to Remember”, then compare and contrast.
Did you know there is a monument in DC built by subscription “from the women of America to the heroic men of Titanic” which was in a prominent place but has since been moved to obscurity on an island in the Potomac?
67 posted on
12/19/2022 4:03:23 AM PST by
Jim Noble
(I feel my heart beat faster any place in the neighborhood of the Astor)
To: kosciusko51
I liked your second favorite one as well.
74 posted on
12/19/2022 7:50:08 AM PST by
Sarcazmo
("Sarcasm is the highest form of wit" ~ O. Wilde)
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