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Titanic 3D

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The opening of James Camerson's record-smashing, gong-grabbing, arsenumbing event movie– Yanks looking for money making opportunities in a long-buried relic–feels ironic in light of this  unashamedly cynical re-release.

The retro-fitted 3D creates a weird disconnect between actors and sets, making certain green-screen moments glaring.

It’s a needless distraction from what’sstill a spectacularly impressive, emotionally wrenching epic.Leoand Kate give good doomed romance but it’s the human horror of the collision,  botched evacuation and final sinking that devastates most.

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