Fans, who have been criticizing the ending of the movie for years and not giving up on the script writers or the director, can now stop: the director of the movie Titanic, James Cameron, has put the end of the movie 25 years later.
Titanic, which hit the big screen in 1997, is one of the most romantic movies ever made. In honor of its 25th anniversary, the film has been re-edited by the production team and added extra documentary-like scenes. It will be re-released on February 14.
Did you think of the Titanic?Jack would have survived bro‘ The debate is coming. The director of the film, James Cameron, said to this debate that has not ended for years. At the end of the interview he gave about the movie Avatar: The Way of Water, he put an end to this question.
‘Jack had to die’
Cameron, the interviewer conveyed to him “Have you ever thought ‘I wish I had Jack alive’?very clearly to the ‘No’ He begins by giving an answer and continues as follows:
“No, he was supposed to die. Just like Romeo and Juliet. Titanic is a movie about love, sacrifice and mortality. Love is measured by sacrifice. So maybe I didn’t make the ending of the movie acceptable to everyone, but Jack had to die. It’s that simple. Oh, maybe I could have made the piece of wood Rose was standing on smaller (to end the ‘Jack would fit in there’ arguments).”
A much pre-made image mocking the final scene
Later in the interview, Cameron revealed that he and a hypothermia expert recently experimented with two people the size of Jack and Rose, and that whatever the size of the piece of wood was. He said that they had proven that one of the two absolutely must die.
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The footage of this experiment will be presented alongside the Titanic version, which will be released on February 14, just like a documentary. Published in National Geographic. What are you thinking? Please do not forget to share your thoughts with us in the comments.