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Favorite Titanic scene.
The part where Rose is naked 17%  17%  [ 6 ]
The part where Rose is naked 17%  17%  [ 6 ]
The sinking 17%  17%  [ 6 ]
The sinking 17%  17%  [ 6 ]
Post-sinking, where all the passengers struggling for there lives in the ocean 6%  6%  [ 2 ]
Post-sinking, where all the passengers struggling for there lives in the ocean 6%  6%  [ 2 ]
I love the entire movie from beginning to end 6%  6%  [ 2 ]
I love the entire movie from beginning to end 6%  6%  [ 2 ]
I've never seen Titanic 6%  6%  [ 2 ]
I've never seen Titanic 6%  6%  [ 2 ]
Total votes : 36

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08 Jan 2006, 8:50 pm

Naked scene was definatly one of the best in film history. And Titanic happens to be one of the best movies I have ever seen. I loved it.



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08 Jan 2006, 11:13 pm

I thoguht Titanic was boring, so of course the nudity sticks out in my mind. I've only seen it once, so I don't remember the nudity, just that it was there.


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11 Jan 2006, 1:20 pm

I didn't find Titanic to be a great movie. I found it dull also. The only thing it had going for it was a special effect, the ship sinking. Don't get me wrong, that was an incredible effect, but you can't have a movie only be special effects.

Alot of Dr. Who fans think that was one thing Dr. Who had over the other science fiction of the era. In the 1970s and 1980s, they were pushing more special effects than anything else, with the story, what there was of it, just being sort of there. Dr. Who had unique stories, but cheap special effects, yet it was still great to watch.


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11 Jan 2006, 4:02 pm

PrisonerSix wrote:
....Alot of Dr. Who fans think that was one thing Dr. Who had over the other science fiction of the era. In the 1970s and 1980s, they were pushing more special effects than anything else, with the story, what there was of it, just being sort of there. Dr. Who had unique stories, but cheap special effects, yet it was still great to watch.


Dr Who really captured the imagination - there were some stories that maybe had less than 15 actors, and only a handful on screen at any one time. But through clever scripting you were totally convinced of a thriving cityscape with 100's of pedestrians milling about just out of sight.