Titanic, what was the ending?

Jack ran to the stern with Rose and climbed the railing (which is where their love began) to the end until the Titanic sank. After the two struggled their way out of the giant whirlpool, Jack pushed Rose onto a floating plank, but he was immersed in the icy water.

A few hours later, the rescue ship returned to rescue Rose, who was already frozen, but was mercilessly swallowed up by the sea of ice. Rose kept her promise to Jack and lived bravely.

Eighty-four years later, Rose came to the place where the Titanic sank and threw the "Heart of the Ocean" into the sea ......

They all finished talking, but one thing they didn't say, that is, at the end, in the last dream of old Rose's life, she returned to the Titanic.

, meet Jack amid the applause of the familiar passengers, and then old Rose dies in her sleep.

The ending of the Titanic has far-reaching significance, and people are very desperate at the time of the catastrophe. In the face of life and death, the male protagonist left his death to himself for the sake of love and faced it calmly. Leaving life to others, this spirit of fearlessness is reflected in the ending of the Titanic.

The unsinkable luxury cruise ship of the Titanic was also known as the miracle of industrial history in that era. Began to sink after hitting an iceberg.

Think about the vast sea, in the vast ocean, without having a lifebuoy, lifesaving equipment, it is tantamount to death. In the face of life and death, the male protagonist Jack gave up his life to others and left his death to himself, achieving an incomparable exotic love, which is the ending and deep meaning of the Titanic.

In any era, in any country, the pursuit of love by young men and women will not change. And the love of the Titanic transcends age, borders, and nationalities, and has achieved a love hymn that can be sung and cried.

The most extravagant feature of the ship is the grand staircase of the first class, located between the first and second chimneys. The grand staircase, with its oak panelling and gilded balustrades, extends to the E deck, topped by a glass dome supported by wrought iron brackets, allowing natural light to flood the grand staircase. The wall at the top of the staircase is inlaid with a bell flanked by allegorical figures carved with symbols of nobility and honor.

Between the third and fourth chimneys there is also a relatively plain similar staircase. James Cameron faithfully recreated the staircase in his films.

Although the Olympic and Titanic are sister ships, some details are different. After observing the first voyage of the Olympic Movement, it was found that the passengers on deck A were drenched in water mist, and the promenade that ran through deck B was not well utilized. Both of these flaws were improved on the Titanic, where part of the B deck was converted into a private private terrace for the first-class luxury suite.

Titanic is considered a fixed-point work of technical achievement. The Titanic is more about safety. The two-level bottom of the ship is divided into 16 watertight compartments by 15 watertight partition walls with automatic watertight doors, spanning the entire ship.

16 watertight (non-flooding) compartments prevent her from sinking. Curiously, these watertight compartments do not extend very high. The first two watertight partition walls and the last five were built only to the D deck.

The eight walls in the middle are located only on the lower E deck. However, she is still able to travel if any two of the compartments are filled with water, and even four compartments are filled with water and can remain afloat. At that time, people could not imagine a worse scenario, so they thought that it was "impossible to sink".

A crew member said to Sylvia Caldwell, a second-class female passenger, during the voyage, "Even if God himself comes, he will not sink this ship." ”

In the finale of "Titanic", Jack tried his best to save Rose's life. And he ended up in the dark sea. Jack was like an angel who took Rose through the most critical and struggling times of his life, and when Rose recognized what he was thinking, he returned to God.

That's the best way to go. He not only saved Rose's life, but also Rose's life. It gave her hope and the courage to live.

The meaning of love lies in the fact that we have cried, laughed, persisted and persisted for him, and even everything we have experienced with each other is deeply imprinted in each other's lives, and even dreams are traces of each other.

Although the ending of Rose and Jack is tragic, Jack and Rose's lives are romantic and beautiful, although there are unsatisfactory, but they still try to live as they hope. On the other hand, among us who do nothing in the world, which one of us does not put on a mask to deal with mundane things, and finally becomes the same adult.

If you love someone deeply, you would rather leave your life and beauty to each other, even if you don't hesitate to give your life.

The ending of the Titanic narrates the softest side of human nature, the shining point of human nature.

For the sake of another person to live well.

The ending of "Titanic": At a critical moment, Jack hugged the girl Rose, and the two young people met. In order to relieve the sorrow in the girl's heart, Jack takes Rose to discover the joy of life.

Soon, the beautiful and lively Rose falls in love with the handsome and cheerful Jack, who takes off her clothes and puts on the necklace that Carl gave her, and asks Jack to paint her portrait as a testimony of their love. When the two fell in love, the Titanic hit an iceberg.

A terrible tragedy happened, there was chaos on the Titanic, and in the midst of the crisis, the good and the ugly, the noble and the despicable in human nature became more distinct. Jack gave up his chance to survive to his lover Rose, and he himself froze to death in the sea of ice.

After the old Rose finished talking about this mournful love, she sank the priceless jewels to the bottom of the sea, and let it sleep with Jack and this love at the bottom of the sea.

The Titanic movie has a total of two endings.

The first ending was a "light and shadow" ending, and in 1998, the producers reworked the original ending filmed by director James Cameron, replacing the fictional plot of the ending with a real historical episode. In the original ending, both Jack and Ruth float smoothly on the surface of the sea, they are found by rescuers and rescued by Feng Xuanna, and then the two hug each other on the deck and watch the sun rise. In the revamped ending, the fictional plot of the ending is replaced with a real historical plot, such as Jack dying alone in the icy waters, and Ruth throwing the "Star of the Sea" into the sea in her old age.

The second finale was the "'97 Original" finale, and in 1997, the film's producers decided to re-restore and reinvent the film to make it more in line with the real historical plot. In this version, both Jack and Ruth survive and watch the sun rise together. This version of the ending is more in line with Cameron's original intention of creating the film, which is to tell a story about love and life.

Therefore, the "Titanic" movie has a total of two endings, namely the "light and shadow version" ending and the "97 original version" ending. The difference between the two versions is whether the fictional plot of the ending part is replaced with a real historical plot.

It is rumored on the Internet that the director did shoot another ending.

Director Cameron filmed another ending for the film, in which Ruth Sr. did not throw the "Ocean Star" into the sea at the beginning, but had a spiritual exchange with the crew. The ending on the original script was discarded by director Cameron as too inscrutable, but Cameron also claimed that he liked this ending very much, and you can see which one is better and which is worse.

Gong Gao respectfully shouted the ending of the screening version: At the end of the Titanic's treasure hunting activity, the captain leaned on the side of the ship alone, thinking about relieving the depression in his heart, and seemed to be very unwilling. At this time, Ruth climbed the railing, as if to jump into the boundless sea, trying to find Jack in her youth.

Ruth's granddaughter saw it and rushed over with the captain's crew. Old Ruth stretched out her hand to stop them from approaching, and threatened that if you came back, I would throw the necklace into the ocean. Ruth told them about the fact that after she was rescued, she stood under the Statue of Liberty and found the necklace in her pocket, and then Ruth clarified her point of view, saying that she had already thought about it and was ready to send the necklace back to the Titanic.

Shipin's chief was speechless, so he had to beg Ruth to let him hold the mysterious heart of the ocean. Eventually, Ruth threw the Heart of the Ocean into the ocean...