James Cameron's Titanic: Scene by Scene
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A Mathematical Certainty | Scene 21
James Cameron's Titanic: Scene by Scene
09/01/20 • 42 min
As we officially cross over to the second VHS tape, we discuss what is essentially the beginning of the end. This episode covers more class differences, a few payoffs, some potentially unnecessary added drama, and the moment Mr. Andrews tells us Titanic's fate.
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Iceberg, Right Ahead! | Scene 20
James Cameron's Titanic: Scene by Scene
07/28/20 • 53 min
We've finally made it to the (literal) turning point of the movie! We talk all about the Californian deleted scene, "fate and freewill, predestination and human choice," and of course... the iceberg sequence. We also break down the clever way music is utilized in this vital scene!
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To The Stars | Scene 19
James Cameron's Titanic: Scene by Scene
05/27/20 • 50 min
"Where to, miss?" - We discuss the famous "car scene" among many other things in yet another long episode! We forgot to mention the Californian deleted scene here, but we'll be sure to bring it up in the next episode!!
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The Chase (w/ Liz Osban) | Scene 18
James Cameron's Titanic: Scene by Scene
04/25/20 • 76 min
We brought Liz back to discuss her favorite scene (Jack & Rose running away from Lovejoy) while Ethan was recovering from the flu. This scene also includes an interesting conversation between Captain Smith and Officer Lightoller. We discuss a buuuunch of things here like how nice it is to be reminded that people actually had fun in the early 1900s, Titanic's continued popularity among young people, deleted scenes... and we somehow manage to get slightly morbid... again. We can't help it. We also take a moment to celebrate the one-year anniversary of this podcast! Yay! Thanks so much for listening.
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The Drawing | Scene 17
James Cameron's Titanic: Scene by Scene
03/24/20 • 44 min
After a random (but related) tangent about war movies and Dunkirk in relation to the kind of movie Titanic is, we jump into another iconic scene... The Drawing! We somehow ended up talking a little about the sinking too before analyzing the scene. There's a lot of interesting stuff here when it comes to Jack and Rose's dynamic, fun facts and more.
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Flying | Scene 16
James Cameron's Titanic: Scene by Scene
02/15/20 • 36 min
In one of our most interesting conversations yet, we discuss the many layers hidden beneath the instantly iconic "I'm flying! Jack!" scene.
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They've Got You Trapped | Scene 15
James Cameron's Titanic: Scene by Scene
02/02/20 • 31 min
In this episode we discuss a super cool example of how this movie approaches historical fiction, the "deck would look too cluttered" lifeboat scene between Rose and Mr. Andrews, Jack and Rose's conversation in the gym and a few really interesting tidbits!
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Sunday Prayer | Scene 14
James Cameron's Titanic: Scene by Scene
01/01/20 • 21 min
HAPPY NEW YEAR!!! In this short but sweet episode, we discuss the Sunday mass and Jack's attempt to speak with Rose, plus Titanic's ice warnings and the Californian.
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A Cold Breakfast | Scene 13
James Cameron's Titanic: Scene by Scene
12/24/19 • 25 min
We debate whether or not Rose and Cal had been ~intimate~ before the voyage and break down the corset scene between Ruth and Rose.
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You See People (Part 1) | Scene 10
James Cameron's Titanic: Scene by Scene
10/06/19 • 37 min
Jack and Rose get to know each other during a stroll around the boat deck! It's a big turning point for them. In this episode we talk even MORE about relevant deleted scenes and some fun facts from the illustrated screenplay. Also, we're officially aiming for 2-3 episodes a month now! :) Yay!
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How many episodes does James Cameron's Titanic: Scene by Scene have?
James Cameron's Titanic: Scene by Scene currently has 46 episodes available.
What topics does James Cameron's Titanic: Scene by Scene cover?
The podcast is about Podcasts and Tv & Film.
What is the most popular episode on James Cameron's Titanic: Scene by Scene?
The episode title 'Iceberg, Right Ahead! | Scene 20' is the most popular.
What is the average episode length on James Cameron's Titanic: Scene by Scene?
The average episode length on James Cameron's Titanic: Scene by Scene is 55 minutes.
How often are episodes of James Cameron's Titanic: Scene by Scene released?
Episodes of James Cameron's Titanic: Scene by Scene are typically released every 18 days, 21 hours.
When was the first episode of James Cameron's Titanic: Scene by Scene?
The first episode of James Cameron's Titanic: Scene by Scene was released on Apr 6, 2019.
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