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Titanic

1997, Movie, PG-13, 194 mins

Titanic: Review

A phenomenon, and with good reason. James Cameron's high-grossing juggernaut is $200 million-plus worth of old-fashioned melodrama in a state-of-the-art package. It's both the shortest three and a half hours you'll ever spend at the movies, and a spectacle of such magnitude that it's hard to feel you didn't get your time and money's worth. Read the complete review for Titanic

Titanic: Cast & Details

Year: 1997
Rated PG-13

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Cast
Leonardo DiCaprio: Jack Dawson
Kate Winslet: Rose DeWitt Bukater
Bill Paxton: Brock Lovett
Kathy Bates: Molly Brown
Suzy Amis: Lizzy Calvert
Gloria Stuart: Rose Calvert

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