Perhaps because it was too regretful that the handsome, romantic Jack in ‘Titanic’ had to ‘sign out’, more than 2 decades have passed, the audience still persists in criticizing the film’s lack of logic.

On the occasion of its 25th anniversary, Titanic – the movie known as the most romantic love story on the big screen will be re-released in 3D format with 4K quality and high-speed HDR. Perhaps that’s why many topics discussing James Cameron’s “brainchild” have also been “dug up”.

Famous romantic moment in Titanic

Recently, the topic of the ending of the movie  Titanic with the character Jack played by Leonardo DiCaprio continues to be hotly discussed. Many opinions say that James Cameron created an ending that is not logical.

Because in the photo, the moment Rose lay on the wooden board holding Jack’s hand tightly, gradually being frozen by the ice. The audience thought that the width of the plank was the door on the Titanic’s hull that they found enough room for two people and they could have a happy ending together.

Behind-the-scenes images of the film show that the width of the wooden plank is enough to accommodate two people

The director still left Jack and Rose separated in life and death at the end of the film

This topic has been discussed for more than 2 decades, but recently, director James Cameron responded to Vanity Fair that it was the best choice.

He explained in detail: “The reason is very simple because it was written on page 147 of the Titanic script . And Jack had to go. It’s that simple. I think it would be stupid to keep arguing. for more than 20 years about this.”

“If Jack doesn’t “log out”, the ending of the movie will be meaningless. Because the movie revolves around the message of separation. So, he has to leave” – ​​Cameron added.

He also shared that if Jack had not been swallowed by the ice water, he would have had a chimney fall on him and sink. Everyone choose.

According to the talented director, all developments in the film happen because of art, not physical logic.