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Runtime: 195 minutes

Starring: Leonardo DiCaprio , Kate Winslet , Billy Zane , Kathy Bates , Frances Fisher

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Reviews - Titanic

Chicago Tribune - With his beatific, sweet, open face, DiCaprio gives us a rooting interest in hoping that someone important to us survives the wreck. read full review
Time Out - We know the story ends badly but Cameron still sweeps us up in the romance between Kate Winslet's rebellious posh girl and DiCaprio's steerage kid. read full review
Slate - Cameron's three-hour disaster epic is a triumph of popular art -- of folk art, really. read full review
Newsday - "Titanic" still amazes as the kind of massive, build-and-destroy production that few filmmakers have the ambition or budget to make. read full review
Washington Post - [Cameron] stages the sinking with a flawless sense of detail, pacing, import and dread. read full review
Wall Street Journal - This version has deepened and enriched a film that was already rich in emotions and remarkable for its depth of detail. read full review
Rolling Stone - How is Titanic in 3D? The answer is pretty damn dazzling. read full review
Chicago Tribune - Cameron is a genius at instilling narrative dread and designing a hokum-drenched fairy tale of a certain size. read full review
Associated Press - If any film should be redone in 3-D, it's "Titanic." And if any filmmaker should be the one doing the redoing, it's James Cameron. read full review
USA Today - Sure, it's corny, but there's something endearing about the tale of young love and its earnest lack of irony. read full review
New York Daily News - Like Kathy Bates' "unsinkable" Molly Brown, "Titanic" is unabashedly American: It's big, brash and sometimes gauche, yet also unapologetically earnest, amazing to look at and devoted to its own cause. And it knows how to win us over. read full review
Globe and Mail - Overall, for a blockbuster movie about one great big thing hitting another great big thing, the new film shows distinctly upper-deck restraint. read full review
Toronto Star - The letdown factor has been most keenly felt in conversions from 2D, but Titanic 3D shows how the ambition can be realized if the will and skill are there. We can only hope that other filmmakers follow Cameron's example. read full review
Village Voice - But the power of Titanic didn't come from originality; it came from punching cliches across with a seldom-seen directness and sincerity that seemed pure of heart, "old-fashioned," or plain corny, depending on your perspective. read full review
New York Post - James Cameron's spectacular new 3-D version of "Titanic'' is everything I'd hoped for, and more. read full review
Miami Herald - Here is a rare opportunity to return to something you once loved, and discover it still holds up, no apologies necessary. read full review
Slate - Now it can be told: The Titanic went down because of two distracting smoochers on the poop deck. read full review
Variety - A spectacular demonstration of what modern technology can contribute to dramatic storytelling. read full review
Washington Post - Titanic is a good, often stunning movie caught in a three-and-a-half hour drift. read full review
Washington Post - This is Cameron at his best. read full review

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