Titanic (2012)
泰坦尼克号
ITV版《泰坦尼克号》聚焦不同的阶层的乘客、船员，通过多视角来展现泰坦尼克号当时的方方面面。观众们将和角色们一起经历泰坦尼克号沉船前的几个小时，经历那从愉悦到悲痛的落差感以及生离死别。主人公们地位的差别，政治上的倾向也许直接影响到他们的生死，还有男女之间的一见钟情和夫妻之间的相濡以沫，可以说，泰坦尼克号上的人物，完全可以展现当时英国资产阶级的众生相。
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2025年3月28日•
I have to admit that when I saw this on ITV when it came out in 2012 I felt like most of the other 1 star reviewers. However now that I have watched it all in one evening I have found it to be a very good drama. The snap shot of life in Edwardian Britain and the differance in classes is very well delivered, as you'd expect from Julian Fellows. Each episode takes a look at the lives onboard Titanic from a differant point of view, so yes the ship sinks 4 times, although not completely until part 4. This in my view is actually a very good way to build to the final scenes in part four. With every part you learne a little bit more of the poeple and their lives, what brought them to be on Titanic and in some cases their final moments. I also love the way in which the tension builds in the final moments of Titanic and the fact that it is shot in a way that makes you feel you are there with them.
Of course there are the odd historical inaccuracies but then what Titanic Drama / movie hasn't, with the exception of 'A Night to Remember.' The sets look very good although the smoking room looks nothing like the Titanic's and there are other sets that look nothing like the ships. But that aside there are some great set inclussions as well, like the blinds in the wheel house. Titanic did have these and I have checked this by reading the British Inquiry. In his evidence Robert Hitchins clearly tells the court that he 'could NOT SEE the Bridge because the blinds were down. Always at sunset the blinds are put down.' Well done to the producers for this as it's the first time I've seen this in any drama or movie. Even the 1997 block buster movie didn't show this.
All in all I liked this the second time around but I also understand that it is not to everybodies taste. Some like a story to go from start to finish and others like it this way, told over serveral parts slowly unfolding the story as you watch.
ርልዪረ已评论
2025年3月28日•
I have to admit that when I saw this on ITV when it came out in 2012 I felt like most of the other 1 star reviewers. However now that I have watched it all in one evening I have found it to be a very good drama. The snap shot of life in Edwardian Britain and the differance in classes is very well delivered, as you'd expect from Julian Fellows. Each episode takes a look at the lives onboard Titanic from a differant point of view, so yes the ship sinks 4 times, although not completely until part 4. This in my view is actually a very good way to build to the final scenes in part four. With every part you learne a little bit more of the poeple and their lives, what brought them to be on Titanic and in some cases their final moments. I also love the way in which the tension builds in the final moments of Titanic and the fact that it is shot in a way that makes you feel you are there with them.
Of course there are the odd historical inaccuracies but then what Titanic Drama / movie hasn't, with the exception of 'A Night to Remember.' The sets look very good although the smoking room looks nothing like the Titanic's and there are other sets that look nothing like the ships. But that aside there are some great set inclussions as well, like the blinds in the wheel house. Titanic did have these and I have checked this by reading the British Inquiry. In his evidence Robert Hitchins clearly tells the court that he 'could NOT SEE the Bridge because the blinds were down. Always at sunset the blinds are put down.' Well done to the producers for this as it's the first time I've seen this in any drama or movie. Even the 1997 block buster movie didn't show this.
All in all I liked this the second time around but I also understand that it is not to everybodies taste. Some like a story to go from start to finish and others like it this way, told over serveral parts slowly unfolding the story as you watch.
