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I was actually going to write these in "Wall" section because it might be spam (it's mostly about my personal feelings and experiences.) But there was a character limitation. So I had to write as it is an article. I'm sorry for the inconvenience...

I watched टाइटैनिक in 3D two days ago. I can't say I'm a big प्रशंसक of the 3D thing for this movie. But the movie itself is wonderful and that's the point. Watching टाइटैनिक again in theatre is definitely priceless! I'd go and watch it again, if it were to be released 10 years later...
My problem is, I'm thinking of Jack since I watched it two days ago. And I can't think of any other! Even I've watched it a thousand times and I memorised every little detail of the movie, it still makes me cry! And so it did! I cried during the whole movie...
I प्यार Jack so much, even though I know he's only a fictional character. I had a dream of Jack last night; I was pulling him out and saving him. Am I so childish या stupid?
I felt worse when I watched टाइटैनिक for the first time, 15 years ago. I was 10 years old and it made a very big impact on me! I couldn't think of any other thing. And I cried every night for Jack. My life was ruined for months! It wasn't a movie for me, it was my life! I hoped an alternate ending for Jack, which he could survive and spend his life with Rose, having "lots of babies". That was my only wish! Jack was in my dreams, Jack was in my tears, Jack was everywhere! The scene making me cry and so sorrowful was when Rose realizes Jack's dead, and before letting him go to the ocean, she continues saying "There's a नाव Jack." even she knew he is dead! That scene touched my दिल so deeply that I felt like there was a चाकू in the middle of my heart! I prayed to God every night to let him get out of that ocean! But it didn't (and wouldn't!) happen. I wished to go there द्वारा a helicopter, save him and make him warmer द्वारा blankets, and take Rose and Jack where they wanted to live. They would live there togehter, without Cal, without Ruth, without any other bad people. Each time I watched it, I had a great feeling, happiness and energy at the begining. Then लॉस्ट it begining from the सेकंड half, knowing that there won't be a happy ending.
And now, 15 years later I'm experiencing this great movie again in the theatre. My feelings didn't change. I feel the same pain in my heart. But I'm और mature. (or willing to be और mature.) Maybe I should do something else to be free of this bad feeling. And I know that if Jack hadn't died, टाइटैनिक wouldn't be the greatest movie in the world.

I just wanted to share with people who have similar feelings. Do आप also think like me?
Note: I'm amateur, so this might be a spam text. If it is spam, please let me know. So I can delete.
Thank you.
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प्रशंसकों the world over rushed the web in the last 24-hours – crashing multiple servers in the process – to secure advance tickets for the now sold-out February 14th पूर्व दर्शन screenings of टाइटैनिक 3D, Paramount Pictures and Twentieth Century लोमड़ी, फॉक्स International jointly announced today. In a matter of hours, sell-out screenings were reported throughout the United States and in countries around the world, following the launch of the special screening program on January 31st. Moviegoers who were lucky enough to secure a सीट will now be among the first people anywhere to see the newly re-mastered...
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RMS टाइटैनिक was a passenger liner that struck an iceberg on her maiden voyage from Southampton, England, to New York City, and sank on 15 April 1912, resulting in the deaths of 1,517 people in one of the deadliest peacetime maritime disasters in history.

The largest passenger steamship in the world, the Olympic-class RMS टाइटैनिक was owned द्वारा the White तारा, स्टार Line and constructed at the Harland and Wolff shipyard in Belfast, Ireland. After setting sail for New York City on 10 April 1912 with 2,223 people on board, she hit the iceberg four days into the crossing, at 11:40 pm on 14 April 1912, and...
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