Why do Du think people don't like Titanic?

I think people don't like this movie because of a few simple reasons. One, it's a romance movie. I know plenty of people who say they absolutely hate romance and rather see guts spill out on the battlefield. Two, it's not a kid's movie. This can be a reason because the audience watching the film are mostly female adults/adolescents (not to sound sexist), and we all know how opinionated women can be.

Finally, the real reason I think people don't like Titanic, is because it's just plain worldwide famous. I know that when I saw Avatar I was expecting a lot Mehr than the movie really provided, due to a lot of my Friends telling me how amazing it was. In the end, it disappointed me. This can be the same for Titanic. I can go up to some Zufällig person and say, "Oh my gosh, Titanic is such a great movie! Du HAVE to see it!" They might get that same disappointed feeling as I did when they do see the movie (but honestly, who hasn't?) because I exaggerated how great some things can be. Also, there are people who immediately go against something that's infamous. Like me, I never liked Twilight just because it was popular. (And don't talk me out of it, because I've read the first book and seen the first two movies, and I just don't like it.)

Yes, Titanic is an amazing movie in my eyes, and in many eyes of others as well. But to others they might have a different opinion on what's a great movie. And that is why I think people don't like Titanic as we do.

~Samantha
P.S. Find your nearest Planet Hollywood to see some Titanic props, like below! This is the one in Orlando, Florida.

too sad! (*sniff*)

I think some people hate this movie because it makes them release their emotions too much for them to "handle" and that they are afraid to let themselves become one with the characters.

becaue they are stupid

Okay, not all young men don't like Titanic. I like it! Titanic is so sad. The first time I saw it, I cried a lot!!! I think that the laundry was big enough for that day! It still is that sad. But I think that people are layers: they like it, but don't want to say that in public. Otherwise they're not being cool. And then some guys/girls don't like romance movies. I have a niece who doesn't like romantic things. Although, she's a big Fan of the Twilight Saga.

Because it's too sad. It's perfectly normal for people to hate sad movies. I know people who Liebe romance movies, but hated Titanic because it was too sad. I'm sure they would have loved the movie if Jack had survived at the end (of course, I would have liked the movie less if that happened, but that's just me). I also know some other people who dislike lots of romance in movies.

Its a very sad movie. 1 of the main chacters die. And he was soooo i hot! I Liebe Leonardo Decapreo

I agree with what some people sagte here on these post.But I also think maybe why other people don't like is " it's not accurate to history" oder something like that.I hear that quite a lot from another movie I like that's based off history and it's Pocahontas.I Liebe the Disney Pocahontas alot and see nothing wrong with regardless if it's accurate oder not.And I think people should aprecaite it for a good family film regardless,but someone always got find something to put it down and they do the same thing with Titanic as well. I Liebe Titanic too like all of Du it's one of my Favorit Filme besides the Disney Filme I like. Anyways I to get irtaited with people that says negative things about it! They way I see it screw them! If they don't like it,tuff it's their desion their loss! As long as we all like it and other people that might like it that's all that matters!

well it's sad and not everybody like a sad ending i mean who would like one i'ts a tragedy too

I suppose because few people like both the neo-romantic elements AND the hectic disaster-movie properties.

I know a lot of people who adore the Jack/Rose couple, and have seen all they're scenes dozens of times, but only viewed the sinking of the Titanic once and don't like to go over that part.

I've also experienced people who find the doom of the passengers and how they handled the situation fascinating but wish it was just that rather than two hours of romance.

I suppose it's just few people find common-ground between violence and tenderness.