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12-30-2018 10:34 AM
I watched the old 1953 Titanic this morning - again. No offense to Leonardo's fans, but this was much better than the remake - my opinion only. Even in black and white. Even without all the newest technological effects, it was a much better movie. The acting was great. I'm a TCM fan and find old movies much more entertaining than the new.
12-30-2018 11:29 AM
IMO, the best Titantic movie is A Night to Remember from the late '50s. Not a famous cast although it does have a small role by David McCallum but a quite realistic movie without a lot of the personal drama. Haven't seen it in a while and would like to.
12-30-2018 11:38 AM - edited 12-30-2018 03:50 PM
The remake was awful.... how that movie ever got such aclaim is beyond me... perhaps the song I will go on was why such a big deal was made about the movie. The acting was terrible. I did not get to the end of the movie with all the splashing in the water and yelling going on.
12-30-2018 11:39 AM
I agree that the older versions are better than the more famous version. I may be the only person in America who did not care for the DeCaprio version. I found it trite and even more predictable than it should have been. The special effects were terrific but I need more than that to say a film is good.
12-30-2018 11:50 AM
I recorded the older version. I saw the "new" one when it came out and can't stand it.
I love the older one. THAT is a classic.
12-30-2018 01:05 PM
The one with Barbara Stanwyck and Clifton Webb was the best .
I bought it at the Titanic gift store while I was in Branson. Missouri
Great replication of the actual ship.
12-30-2018 02:54 PM - edited 12-30-2018 03:04 PM
@Love my grandkids wrote:I recorded the older version. I saw the "new" one when it came out and can't stand it.
I love the older one. THAT is a classic.
Leonardo looked like a 14 yr old. LOL The leading lady looked healthy in the movie, then, she went Hollywood and lost wgt .
12-30-2018 02:59 PM
I never saw the "new" Titanic and have no interest in seeing it.
Thanks, ladies for confirming my thoughts.
12-30-2018 03:57 PM
I just watched 1953 TITANIC on DVR and bawled my eyes out (again) at the end when Richard and Norman are together. Very good acting, loved Norman, he was a sweetheart.
12-30-2018 04:53 PM
@Vivian Count me in as NOT a DiCapprio fan. I think he (as well as many/most) actors today are way, way over-rated.
I think I saw an older version of Titanic, but it was a long time ago.
I only remember sitting through the Dicapprio one once, that was enough. I've seen so many bits and parts of the stupid movie I feel like I've sat through it 5 times! Ha!
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