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Will You be Going to see "Titanic 3-D" in the Theater ?

Will You Go to see Titanic Again ?

  • Yes, We're definitely going.

    Votes: 5 10.9%

  • meh *Maybe* It Depends how the Weekend Goes

    Votes: 8 17.4%

  • HELL NO ! Go Fuck Yourself !!!

    Votes: 25 54.3%

  • Leave me alone, I'm masturbating.

    Votes: 8 17.4%
  • Total voters
    46
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Actually, I suppose we'll go....

Just for the IMAX, great surround sound 3D experience of it all...

(I remember when I first saw it back in the 90's... Cried like a baby I did when Jack, well.. you know....)

GOD.

I'm SO gay. ;)

How about you ?
 
No, the Dion song, dated CG and sinking dreamboat DiCaprio are all bad points.
 
the theater we saw it in seated about 1400 people and doesnt exist anymore, it was a huge theater and an amazing experience for a 12 year old.
 
Saw it back in the 90's as well and I am just waiting for it to be released on Blu-ray.
 
I prefer 1953's Titanic or 1958's A Night To Remember.
 
My wife and I had a good laugh when we saw the commercials for Titanic 3D. I find this new trend of re-releasing movies in 3D amusing. Of all movies, why Titanic? Oh right, so I can pay $20 a person to watch Kate Winslet let her lover freeze to death... MOVE OVER YA FAT BITCH, THERE'S ENOUGH ROOM ON THAT DOOR FOR TWO! :cry:
 
I saw My Bloody Valentine. I saw Avatar. I saw Saw 3D.

I'm over 3D movies.

Plus, I have no need to see some sap fast for more than what it's worth. I personally hope it tanks so Hollywood doesn't make a trend out of it.
 
Well, is seeing Leo DiCaprio frozen to death in 3-D a worthy endeavour?

I would go see THIS movie:
[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vD4OnHCRd_4[/ame]
 
BelovedEnigma said:
Of all movies, why Titanic?
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Because this April 14/15 will mark the 100th year anniversary of Titanic's sinking (she was hit by the iceberg on April 14 and went down on April 15, 1912). The hype surrounding this event is actually building up a lot. Therefore, if they were ever going to release the film in 3D, now would be the time.

There are a lot of events going on as well for the 100 year anniversary. From wiki,

- At 12:13 pm on 31 May 2011, exactly 100 years after Titanic rolled down her slipway, a single flare was fired over Belfast's docklands in commemoration. All boats in the area around the Harland and Wolff shipyard then sounded their horns and the assembled crowd applauded for exactly 62 seconds, the time it had originally taken for the liner to roll down the slipway in 1911.

- On 12 March 2012 BBC's Songs Of Praise, from Belfast, took the form of a Titanic memorial. The programme included a selection of maritime hymns and ended with Nearer, My God, to Thee, allegedly the last tune played by the ship's band.

- On 6 April 2012, the 100th anniversary of Titanic's maiden voyage will be celebrated by re-releasing the 1997 feature film Titanic in 3D.

- ITV1 have produced a four-part Titanic mini-series, written by Oscar-winner Julian Fellowes, to be broadcast in early 2012.

- A new original stageplay by Chris Burgess about the Titanic, called Iceberg – Right Ahead! will be performed Upstairs at the Gatehouse from 22 March – 22 April 2012.

- The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra will perform The Titanic Requiem, a work composed by singer/songwriter Robin Gibb and his son RJ Gibb, on 10 April in London. The event will include a hologram show depicting the sea, the ship, and the iceberg.

- The cruise ship Balmoral, operated by Fred Olsen Cruise Lines has been chartered by Miles Morgan Travel to follow the original route of Titanic, intending to stop over the point on the sea bed where she rests on 15 April 2012.

I personally love Titanic and have seen many documentaries about her. It's a shame that the bacteria on the ship are eating her away at the rate of 400 pounds (180 kg) per day. It has been estimated that within the next 50 years the hull and structure of Titanic will collapse entirely, eventually leaving only the more durable interior fittings of the ship intermingled with a pile of rust on the sea floor. :(
 
I will see it. I've been a Titanic buff for most of my life and I actually take serious issue with the movie. I think it's great that it brought the sinking into the public's attention so much, but I hated how it was used as the backdrop for a cliche, melodramatic teenage romance. It was unnecessary. Plus, I think Cameron made some egregious errors, such as making it look like the lookouts missed seeing the iceberg in time because they were perving on Rose and Jack making out on the deck. It's disgraceful and an insult to the memories of those two men. However, from a strictly cinematic sense, anytime an epic movie of this scale is re-released into theaters - in 3D or not - I feel it's necessary to take the opportunity to see on the big screen again. It's not often that we get the chance to re-experience movies like this in that format.

Personally, I'm more excited about the new miniseries. ABC is airing it in the US on April 14 and 15, on the anniversary itself. There's also another miniseries called Titanic: Blood and Steel that focuses on the design and construction of the ship that I'm excited about, as well.
 
No, but I will spend what I would have spent on the movie on the special LIFE publication observing the 100th anniversary. :D
 
wot if cinema sink folk watch titanic? ans only 1 exit

maybe world public feeders of real thangs get bit their twat figa out

ha
 
Nopers.

I wish your poll was multiple choice as I was thinking, "hell no, go fuck yourself and leave me along, I'm masturbating."

One sad, true story is that when I saw it in the theatre, as I was walking out I overheard some young girls talking, "I can't believe it sank." #-o](*,):cry::help:
 
looseliam said:
One sad, true story is that when I saw it in the theatre, as I was walking out I overheard some young girls talking, "I can't believe it sank." #-o](*,):cry::help:
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I lol'd.

Anyway, I'll definitely go see it. Titanic has always been one of my favorites, whether it was cheesy or not. It gets to me every time. While I agree them releasing it in 3D is a bit unnecessary, getting a chance to see it in a theater once again like I saw when I was still in elementary school will be amazing.
 
Nope...it's a three hour chick flick that happens to take place on it.
 
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