Show Notes
The conversation is already getting pretty deep and we haven't even made it to 1912 yet!! Ahh! In this episode we talk more about the power behind Rose viewing Jack's drawing and being reunited with her old belongings, the importance of the computer animated simulation of the Titanic sinking, and wonder how we as a society viewed the Titanic disaster before this movie sparked an overwhelming worldwide interest in it. Listen for all of that and more! :) Other audio clips used in this episode are from: NBC 1998 news report on Titanic's popularity and Siskel and Ebert's Titanic review! Have any thoughts on a specific scene? Let us know! EMAIL: [email protected] OUR SOCIALS: Instagram | Twitter | Facebook | Tumblr
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Hellooo from Brittany and Ethan! Just popping in to say hi, let you know a little about what we've been up to lately and finally formally announce our new podcast: The Y2K Phaze! We hope some of you will continue with us on our podcasting journey over there. Thank you all again for the love and support over the years. Be sure to stay subscribed to this feed because ya never know when we might return with somethin'!
Episode republished with music removed due to a copyright notice. Originally published April 2019. Brock and his team don't find the diamond necklace they're looking for, but they do find the next best thing: A drawing of a woman wearing it! Listen as we talk about the eerie beauty of possessing something that once belonged to someone else, some fun facts from the book "Titanic: James Cameron's Illustrated Screenplay" (a.k.a. this podcast's bible), and more general conversation about this lovely movie. It's gettin' real good now. Have any thoughts on a specific scene? Let us know! EMAIL: [email protected] OUR SOCIALS: Instagram | Twitter | Facebook | Tumblr
Well, here it is. The last official episode of the podcast! We took this opportunity to discuss the iconic My Heart Will Go On, share a few more emails and voice messages from listeners, air the initial thoughts of a friend who saw the movie for the first time this year, predict the future of Titanic's legacy, and more!
Well, here we are. After 5 years, 44 episodes and thousands of minutes spent talking about this movie... We've reached the final scene of James Cameron's TITANIC.
Part one of our "two-part finale" is here! Can you believe it?! WE CAN'T!