Ode To Titanic | Scene 7
"I'M THE KING OF THE WORRRRLLLD!" - I'd say "enough said" but there's more to unpack here. This scene says A LOT without verbally saying much at all. It starts off with Molly Brown's arrival and segues into a gorgeous sequence that not only birthed one of the most famous quotes in cinema history, it also serves as a powerful ode to "The Ship of Dreams." Have any thoughts on a specific scene? Let us know! EMAIL: titanicscenebyscene@gmail.com OUR SOCIALS: Instagram | Twitter | Facebook | Tumblr
15 Aug 201934min
WE'RE BACK! | Let's Catch Up: Titanic on the Big Screen, Surpassed by Endgame + More!
Hey, everyone! :) We're finally back from our break. Before we jump back into the scenes, we thought we'd post an episode talking about some relevant stuff we haven't had the chance to discuss! On June 24th, I (Brittany) saw Titanic on the big screen again at my local theater and just NEEDED to gush about the experience here. We also talk about the absurdity of Titanic's Rotten Tomatoes scores as well as "Avengers: Endgame" surpassing Titanic and becoming the highest grossing movie of all time. Have any thoughts on a specific scene? Let us know! EMAIL: titanicscenebyscene@gmail.com OUR SOCIALS: Instagram | Twitter | Facebook | Tumblr
6 Aug 201922min
Departure | Scene 6
Hey, guys! We're back with an episode to hold us over until we're able to record again! Please bear with us. This one is all about Titanic leaving Southampton dock and finally getting to see the interior of the ship! This scene is short and sweet - but we still managed to talk about a few little things that are easy to miss, how important the many small side characters are, and whether or not the "Something Picasso!" line is really as bad as film snobs say it is.Have any thoughts on a specific scene? Let us know! EMAIL: titanicscenebyscene@gmail.com OUR SOCIALS:Instagram | Twitter | Facebook | Tumblr
3 Juli 201916min
Southampton | Scene 5
ARE YOU READY TO GO BACK TO TITANIC?! All aboard! It's April 10th 1912 in Southampton, England and we're truly transported back in time thanks to some spectacular visuals that still hold up. We get some set-ups and pay-offs, young Rose and her family are revealed, and of course... we meet Jack Dawson and his buddy Fabrizio! There's a lot of good stuff here, including one of the heaviest subtle takeaways: Live your life unconcerned about when it's going to end. Have any thoughts on a specific scene? Let us know! EMAIL: titanicscenebyscene@gmail.com OUR SOCIALS: Instagram | Twitter | Facebook | Tumblr
28 Maj 201936min
Reflections of the Past | Scene 4
The conversation is already getting pretty deep and we haven't even made it to 1912 yet!! Ahh! In this episode we talk more about the power behind Rose viewing Jack's drawing and being reunited with her old belongings, the importance of the computer animated simulation of the Titanic sinking, and wonder how we as a society viewed the Titanic disaster before this movie sparked an overwhelming worldwide interest in it. Listen for all of that and more! :)Other audio clips used in this episode are from: NBC 1998 news report on Titanic's popularity and Siskel and Ebert's Titanic review!Have any thoughts on a specific scene? Let us know! EMAIL: titanicscenebyscene@gmail.comOUR SOCIALS:Instagram | Twitter | Facebook | Tumblr
17 Maj 201935min
Logos / Ghost Ship - Scenes 1 & 2
Let's discuss the opening credits and introduction to the present day framing device! We get a sepia filtered montage of Titanic leaving port to really set the tone before meeting treasure hunter Brock Lovett and his exploration team as they make their way through the Titanic wreck site! Have any thoughts on a specific scene? Let us know! EMAIL: titanicscenebyscene@gmail.com OUR SOCIALS: Instagram | Twitter | Facebook | Tumblr
20 Apr 201923min
Introduction | Let's talk all things "Titanic"!
The James Cameron's "Titanic" Scene by Scene podcast is here!! What makes this movie so dang good?! Join us as we analyze and talk about all things related to this massive Hollywood epic. In our introduction episode, we give you guys a taste of what's to come -- kicking things off with a little background information about ourselves and our Titanic memories! We discuss the movie in a general sense, read some critic/audience reviews, and touch upon a lot of other stuff such as: the weird stigma surrounding romance in films, the "Titanic" hate train, box office records, Leo Mania... and more! Have any thoughts on a specific Titanic scene? How do you interpret it? Tell us now and we'll mention your perspective when we get there! EMAIL: titanicscenebyscene@gmail.com FOLLOW OUR SOCIALS: Instagram | Twitter | Facebook | Tumblr
6 Apr 20191h 7min
