When did you cry in the movie "Titanic" the first time you saw it?

Question

Or did you not cry at all. Or did you cry in many parts of the movie?

Answer 1

I cried in a few parts. The first part was when the mom was putting her kids into their beds and trying to get them to fall asleep (this after she knew the ship was sinking). And of course when Jack dies.

Answer 2

When she was about to drawn herself and Jack came to rescue her,that was sad,and when the boat was falling and children were crying and dying.And when Jack died and she still thought he was alive.And in the begining when rose herself as an old lady was contacted and visited the place where she saw her old things and the ship and how it all happened,how it surprised her.The movie was mainly sad but it had moments that were funny, and happy.When she was with Jack she was happy and she knew that he was the one for her.She could tell by the way he was staring that he liked her,but she never realized until he came close to her and made her feel like she's special,like she is someone.I thought Leonardo Dicaprio was really romantic in the movie.He really showed the side of him that the ladies would love.I never really liked him until I saw the movie Titanic.And Kate Winslet did a great job acting like Rose.The way she laughed,cried.It's a classic movie and it is also based on a true story.Of Titanic in 1912,when the ship crashed.Althought it was given warnings.The sailors that this ship is Irish and is the strongest built ship ever and it could never sink.The Iceberg was a surprising end.And even though the ship took four years of building it all,it's products weren't strong enough as of today's.Titanic is the best movie ever,I love it,and I saw the biography and the movie millions of times.That's how I know all this information.

Answer 3

Cry????? I felt sorry for the historical, actual victims of the egotistical Star Line Manager and the Captain.

My grandmother was from that time period and people did not act like the romantic part of the movie. The car, etc. For that reason I didn't particularly like the movie.

Accept the part where the boat went under..... what a ride. Oh, and the line....."well, back to our brandys." hahaha

Answer 4

Men aren't supposed to cry they say but it's all bullshit and this movie got under my skin. My girl at the time couldn't stop laughing at the fact. The whole end sequence is a tearjerker. They went thru all that trouble to stay together and then there's no room for Jack on the raft and then damn man, ****, I think I'm gonna cry! Excuse me.

Answer 5

OH my gosh. I cried like a baby when i seen it for the first time. I think i was only 14 when i watched it. The fact that it's true makes me hurt the worst. The actors and the actresses did very well and that it's set back in the old days is really neat.

Answer 6

Ahahaha, hahaha, *snort*
That was the lamest movie, I liked the underwater footage in the beginning but after that the plot went to the depths (lame pun intended).
There were some good special effects when the ship went down but watching that film was really a waste of my time.
I can watch underwater footage of shipwrecks without subjecting myself to one of the more pointless romance stories of the century.

Answer 7

I did not cry at all b/c I really did not like the movie.

Answer 8

Oh I bawled at this movie. I think the first tear I shed though was when the poor Irish lady was reading her kids a bedtime story back in the cabin trying to comfort them as they lay there accepting that they were all gonna die as the ship was sinking. :'(

Answer 9

I actually didn't cry. I cried in I Am Sam though... wow that was a tearjerker if you are sensitive. But Titanic wasn't too moving.

Answer 10

Nope I hardly ever cry in movies.The one I cry in the most in is The Return Of The King.