'Titanic' returns to theaters after 26 years with an unprecedented version

Up to now,Titanicremains a classic and one of the most successful works in the history of cinema. The film held the record for the highest grossing film of all time for many years until it wasAvatar(2009) - another film directed by James Cameron took the throne. Not only was it a box office hit,Titanicalso made history by winning 11 Oscars out of 14 nominations. After a quarter of a century,Titanicreturns to theaters in a brand new format so audiences can immerse themselves in the love story of Jack and Rose once again.

"Titanic" 25th Anniversary Poster.

Launched in 1997,Titanicwas a big gamble for the producer with a cost of up to 200 million USD at that time. Recreating the most horrific disaster in maritime history, the sinking of the Titanic, on the big screen is not an easy task.

Like many of his other blockbusters, James Cameron used the most advanced technology and filmmaking methods at the time to bring the most epic images of the Titanic. He approached Harland and Wolff – the company that built the legendary ship that year – to use the original drawings that had long been lost. The film company bought a plot of land of more than 160,000m2 to build a new film studio dedicated toTitanic.James Cameron used a tank containing more than 64 million liters of water to build the modelTitaniccomplete. Some other parts of the ship were omitted or reduced to certain proportions to make large scenes.

Classic movie scene.

In addition, the model ship structure can also tilt, raise or lower to film many disaster scenes. The underwater filming of the film was the premise for James Cameron to createAvatar: The Way of WaterHe also pioneered many special effects solutions, including state-of-the-art motion capture and animation. He also created a Linux-based operating system to show the passengers trying to survive as the ship sinks.

As a result, the whole world was overwhelmed with the impressive visual part ofTitanic.The film set a box office record of $2.2 billion and became the highest-grossing film in history for the next 12 years. With cutting-edge technology and excellent visuals,Titanicis a cinematic experience that only theaters can satisfy viewers. However, younger generations of audiences have missed out on the opportunity to enjoy this blockbuster on the big screen. That's whyTitanicis back at the box office worldwide in high-quality, high-definition 3D.

With the resounding success ofAvatar: The Way of Water,James Cameron is the guarantee for the most breathtaking cinematic experience on the big screen. After 26 years, the audience will be immersed in the enchanting setting of the world's leading luxury ship at that time. Every angle, every frame has been renewed to become more brilliant and sharper than the old version. The film will be like a 3-hour journey with the most eye-catching images.

With this theatrical release,Titanic: 25th Anniversarypromises to be an emotional, overwhelming and much more epic experience for those who have seen or have not had the opportunity to enjoy the work 26 years ago.