Then enjoy it with a nice glass of rose or Jack on ice.

Nice one, can pick one up with a nice iceberg lettuce

Nice one, can pick one up with a nice iceberg lettuce

Then enjoy it with a nice glass of rose or Jack on ice.

Do you think they'll see the iceberg coming if it's in 3D? I was going to watch this but someone spoiled the ending for me! :stuck_out_tongue:

Great find! Hot!

Got some Lifebuoy soap while I was there

Surprised they never made a sequel.

Oh yeah http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1640571/:laughing:

good find op, heat added

Why would you want two? Surely you can watch the same one again.

I remember queueing for ages to see this at the cinema, and then the usher coming out and saying Woman and children first please

Went to see this with my grandparents when it came out. My grandma's first name was Pearl and grandad was called Dean. Of course I referred to them as Grandma and Grandpapa papa papa pa.....

Thanks :smiley:

What other 3D Blu-ray's were there?

Incredibly witty iceberg/ruined endings jokes aside, this 3D version is actually excellent. The conversion alone cost more than most films entire budgets ($18m, just to convert to 3D!) and took 14 months. The extras on the blu are fantastic, so many good documentaries. The time-lapse shot of the replica Titanic being built is incredible. I personally find the scale, detail and direction of the production itself far more interesting than the movie, its mind-blowing what Cameron achieved (2 decades ago already).

It's always remarkable what Cameron achieves, remarkable bluster. He should never script write.

On subject of the Titanic, I love Lew Grade's Quote,regarding the flop of Raise The Titanic, "It would have been cheaper to lower the Atlantic "

​none I could see so was surprised to find this