Has the heart of the ocean the whole time

It wasn't even a week, it was like three days

>the explorer dude has probably spent thousands searching the wreck for years
>nice enough to pay to take her down there which literally costs $50,000+ per person
>lol fuck you, in the ocean it goes because somehow this gives me and Jack closure

Legit this didn't strike me as weird until I got married. I want to be with my husband in the afterlife, not some random steerage fukboi who would only reminded me of the most traumatic night of my life.

Kate Winslet is relentlessly beautiful

She needed them to realize that it was more that just some "expensive jewel". It held precious personal memories.
and after recounting her story (think of it like a therapy session) she was finally ready to let go.

i fucking hate old people

is your husband really the hottest guy youve been with though? probably not. Everyone is sort of vaguely aware of this dynamic but just doesnt talk about it lol

Everybody over romantisizes the one that got away. When in actuality if they stayed you would have ended up in a boring sexless marriage regardless.

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I mean... the entire point of the Brock storyline is that he's a treasure hunter who viewed the story of the Titanic as some distant thriller action adventure backstory to his ability to find an awesome diamond, and she was telling him her personal story on the Titanic, including what led up to her being painted with the necklace, in order to make him realize that the story of the Titanic and its victims and its survivors was more than just a backdrop for him to get a fancy jewel. Doesn't he even literally say something like "All these years... and I never got it until now"? Or maybe that was part of the deleted scene.

Alpha widows, mate.

I always thought she was completely mediocre.

Sometimes I think about what life would be like with my ex-gf vs my current fiancee.

It's all nostalgia goggles cause she's the first one to let me try anal and had fairly decent titties. She didn't give a shit about me, wouldn't swallow, made me eat her out but refused to even trim her pubes, her asshole smelled cause she didn't wipe properly and she had big weird teeth when I look at her in retrospect.

>never tells her mother that she survived
>her mother will spend out the rest of her days in poverty, having to work until her fingers are old and arthritis, doing embroidery and seamstress work for gauche new money Americans like Margaret Brown
>her mother, to her last breaths, grieves and mourns and lives with the memory of watching the Titanic sink and thinking her only child was on that ship, desperate and terrified, only to die horribly--screaming, begging for help--2 miles away from her lifeboat

what an absolute cunt

Kate is based

because your a homosexual user

Ocean explorer, have I ever told you about my former fiancé, Caledon Hockley? He once took me on a luxurious trip aboard the most majestic vessel created by man. A great man of many virtues and success, he used to pamper me and shower me with expensive gifts, basically treating me like a Queen. Oh, he loved me so very dearly and with utter loyalty, this made me hate his guts and thus I was even considering suicide just to escape from his kindness and affection. I showed him how grateful I was by cheating on him with a poor lower-class bum, who hadn't taken a bath in month and had achieved nothing of worth in his entire life. After spreading my legs for him, I watched him die horribly in freezing water, from the comfort of a piece of wood that had room for two but that I kept only for myself. I'm telling you this, because even though I've only known this bum for a couple of days and I now have a loyal husband, loving children and grandchildren, even to this day, the thrill of cheating with a dirty no-gooder just to spite Cal and watching the life escape from his eyes as his body shut down from agonizing hypothermia is still the best memory of my life and still gives my old vagina shivering tingles. I stole one of Cal's most valuable diamond necklaces, but not before leaving him a gratuitous letter filled with poisonous insults, and after we made it back to shore, I never talked to him again. Cal killed himself shortly afterwards due to financial distress. Although the diamond necklace is still to this day worth an immense fortune and holds significant historical value for you, I just threw it in the ocean on a whim 5 minutes ago. Did you know it belonged to the great King Louis XVI? I can't imagine the trouble Cal went through just to obtain it for me. He was a good fiancé.

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dude she has a moon faces, she is two drooping eyelids away from being down syndrome

It's symbolic. She's the only one in that scene who was a Titanic survivor. Everyone else was someone who died on the ship. In death, she chooses to rejoin the ship and Jack (or at least, the memory of them, depending on how literal you are taking it) because without the Titanic, and without Jack's intervention in her life, she would have never been able to free herself from the destiny laid out by her mother and her social c;assl she wouldn't have been someone who pursued her own hopes and dreams and made her own life. She reunites with him (again, literally or not) because without him, and without Titanic, she could have never truly lived.

Though considering how vague the direction is in the script, and how little Cameron actually cared about the Jack and Rose dynamic, I don't think Cameron thought very hard about it other than "uhh we gotta give audiences something that makes them smile at the end, how about they meet up one last time?"

Wrong passenger died.

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You haven't seen the original ending have you?

youtube.com/watch?v=9uXa1R2e4a8

lol this, most redpilled movie ever

God that's such a horrid scene.

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I have no idea what Jim was thinking with this

>age 20
>age 30

>my heart will go on
>she tosses her “heart” into the ocean
pottery

>Everyone is as degenerate as I am. There is no other possibility within reality. The only way to live is to be suspicious as I am.
not everyone thinks/lives like you?

Brain dead protestant

>t. cunt

i dont remember this scene from LotR

Some of the stuff from the original shooting script is outrageously bad.

Fabrizio's original death scene was him trying to get onto the overturned collapsible lifeboat, saying "I need to get to America, I need to get to America!"; Cal takes an oar, bashes him over the head, and says "America is that way!" and then it's slow-mo as Fabrizio bleeds and sinks into the water.

He also wrote a confrontation between Cal and Rose on the Carpathia, with Rose sarcastically and forcefully parroting Cal's "Is that in any way unclear?" back to him. It was ludicrous. Though it was the only moment where in the script Cameron admits Cal does love Rose, in a way.

Well cant they use all that specialty diving equipment to go retrieve it?

Well, afterwards he was thinking it was awful and cut it out for a reason. Alternate endings are usually bad, with a few exceptions.

the real treasure was the friends we made along the way

Holy fucking shit, this is gold. I think I've been fully blackpilled on women.

I have no idea what you're talking about. It's just not likely that the hottest person you ever fuck is the one you end up marrying

something that small, from the ocean?

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Kek. Everybody wonders what could have been. Life is pretty shit. We delude ourselves into thing things would have been better or the grass is greener as a way to cope with our shitty lives but that's very seldom the case.

Someone get their old grandmother to vocaroo this post.

That’s fine and all in a narrative sense... but that money could’ve helped a lot of people.

She had a legal right to do it... but is a huge jerk for not helping people.

That scene where jp Morgan waves goodbye to all the dudes against the federal reserve and blackmails the captain to sink the titanic. or how about that scene with experts saying that you should never put a boat into full reverse when going into something because it causes more damage, and it was even common practice at the time to not do it, or the scene when the ss Californian was already waiting with no cargo but didn't respond to distress signals as the titanic sunk.

is that why he got married?

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Don’t play coy. You were 100% implying people cheat or will at the drop of a hat. Your only focus on a relationship is who fucked who and keeping score.

>lol this, most blackpilled movie ever
ftfy

Based Cal, i miss when Yas Forums was going through a calposting phase a few years ago

wasnt that the entire reason they were there in the first place?

Weren't they directly floating above the same wreckage site they had been searching for weeks maybe months?

>and then it's slow-mo as Fabrizio bleeds and sinks into the water

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Are protestants the original incels?

if your fat incel ass ever gets married you can bet your fat whore wife will be thinking of her one that got away while she settled for your faggot ass.

I wonder what the legality of the Heart of the Ocean would have been though. Cal filed an insurance claim and got the money... could his descendants have claimed it if Brock did find it?

finding inside wreckage, and finding in open ocean, is a little different

Unironically the best Titanic history related thread I remember started as a Calpost on Yas Forums

based and good friend-pilled.

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and theyre right above the wreckage, did they honestly think the priceless diamond necklace was tucked away safely in a room chest while the entire ship panicked during the sinking of a ship?
Did they never expect someone to be wearing the priceless necklace or having it on their person as they fled the ship/ drowned it its wreckage. Did they never think the owner of the necklace would be one of the ones out wading in the water for hours until they drowned?

You sound like a retard bub.

who hurt you?

>did they honestly think the priceless diamond necklace was tucked away safely in a room chest while the entire ship panicked during the sinking of a ship?
Yes, they honestly thought that because Cal filed an insurance claim based on the necklace being on the ship when it went down. If he had said "I put the diamond in a coat! I put the coat on her!" to an insurance agent, he wouldn't have gotten the money. It had to go down with the ship in order to qualify. But treasure hunters in the 90s would have had no reason to think that Cal had an ulterior motive to say the diamond was on the ship when it went down.

"There's a chance it is on the ship", versus "it is, for sure, swept into an ocean current, god knows where".

If you're too low functioning to understand this, I don't know what to tell you Jamal. Have you tried going back to Africa?

>cal is a demon in a tuxedo because he didn't want an overloaded boat to flip
cmon jim

It's salvage from a wreck site, and I'd assume that Cal taking the insurance claim would relinquish ownership. That's an interesting legal question though. I'm not a lawyer.

so insurance fraud never existed in the early 1900s?

Your story is getting worse

youtube.com/watch?v=hiytOnKTbxA

Typical roastie whore.

Holy fuck you people are so stupid.

they are at that moment hovering above the ship they were expecting it to be on

>Heart of the Ocean
>gets thrown into the ocean
bravo cameron