( Lets go immediately.)"Īnd like most Internet memes, cute animals - such as otters clinging desperately to one another - factor into other iterations. Take this depressing line, superimposed on an iconic image of the icicle-riddled duo in Jack's last moments: "I'll never let go. Where we've seen it since: The Internet loves to point out the irony of Rose's promise through cynical memes that play on the inherent cruelty of her impossible choice. Dorothy Gibson was already a popular actress when she set.
Not only that, but it starred a Titanic survivor. Why we can't forget it: We can still hear the sobs echoing through the theater. The first Titanic film was actually made in 1912only a month after the Titanic sank.
She pries Jack’s hand from hers, kisses it and reiterates the promise as he sinks into the ocean. Alas, Jack is dead by the time the rescue ship arrives, and Rose must let go. Her promise becomes a metaphor for their love, but audiences also took it literally, since Rose and Jack were tightly holding hands. "Promise me now, Rose, and never let go of that promise," he tells her. The scene: As the Titanic sinks and passengers die en masse, Jack tries to get Rose to envision her future and asks her to promise him she won't give up. The director was on hand to hear the conclusion. It took a few attempts, but hosts Jamie Hyneman and Adam Savage discovered that there was a plausible way to fit two people on top of the wood. Later that year, “Mythbusters” put Cameron’s claim to the test. Where we've seen it since: In 2012, following a viral photo reenactment that successfully placed two people on a space equivalent to the "Titanic" door, Cameron responded to the controversy by saying that it was a matter of buoyancy, not space. Why we can't forget it: Whether Jack could have fit on the door has become one of the most hotly debated questions of our time. But, as the scene goes, there is only enough room for Rose, leaving Jack to freeze to death. The scene: After the ship sinks, Jack gets Rose to relative safety by guiding her toward a door floating in the North Atlantic.
Marina Esmeraldo for The Washington Post (Marina Esmeraldo for The Washington Post) Jack didn’t have to die!
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