It is the holiday season, and Netflix has rolled out a slew of movies, both old and new, for its viewers, including the timeless classic Titanic. James Cameron’s epic (1997) has made several appearances on Netflix over the years, with its most recent return in 2023.

Leonardo DiCaprio has never seen the biggest movie of his career, Titanic. Why has Leonardo DiCaprio never watched Titanic? During Variety and CNN’s Actors on Actors, DiCaprio sat down with his Don’t Look Up co-star Jennifer Lawrence for a wide-ranging conversation about their careers.

Some screenings of Titanic apparently need to come with lifeboats. In honor of the 25th anniversary of the film Titanic, the iconic blockbuster returned to select movie theaters worldwide in February. When TikTok user @gablcampos went to see the film, he ...

Leonardo DiCaprio has made a shocking claim about his superhit 1997 movie, Titanic. In a conversation with Variety, the Shutter Island star said he never watched his beloved 1997 blockbuster film. While discussing the installation of

Titanique,” a campy Off Broadway hit, will open on Broadway in the spring. The show is a low-fi musical parody of James Cameron’s disaster epic “Titanic” that uses Céline Dion’s music to retell the movie’s events from the pop diva’s perspective.

70mm film is a sight to behold, but it's really quite hard to get in front of. If you're lucky, big movies might release on it near you, but it'll probably be a fight to get good tickets, and you have a slim window in which to do so. If you can manage, you get some of the most gorgeous picture and sound quality any cinema can muster, though.

These are the 25 greatest movie masterpieces of all time. The 90s were full of defining movies that changed the landscape of cinema, and James Cameron ’s Titanic is one of them. It's considered a masterpiece for its groundbreaking blend of emotional storytelling and technological innovation;

Kate Winslet returned to James Cameron's Avatar series for the third instalment Avatar: Fire and Ash and reunited with her costume designer from Titanic, Deborah Lynn Scott, who HELLO! spoke to on the