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Good morning Principal, Vice Principals, Teachers and fellow students,

I am Coco Li from Class 5A. Today I would like to talk about a film I like. It is called Titanic.
Film: Titanic
Director: James Cameron
Starring: Leonardo DiCaprio, Kate Winslet, Billy Zane, Kathy Bates
Category: II
Duration: 194 minutes
Reviewed by: Coco Li
Overall rating : ★★★★★ (1 = poor, 5 = excellent)

Titanic is an American romantic film. The background of the Titanic is real, but the main plot is fictional. It is a story about passengers on Titanic.

Rose, the main female character, is a first-class passenger whose mother forces her to marry a rich man to solve her family's financial problems. Rose, her mother and her fiancé are on Titanic, a big new ship which is labeled as “unsinkable”. Indeed, Rose does not like her fiancé and she wants to commit suicide by jumping from the stern. At that moment, Jack, a poor artist from lower class, stops her.

Jack and Rose start to spend time with each other and they become friends sharing their thoughts and feelings. Rose shows Jack her engagement present, a necklace with a rare diamond called the Heart of the Ocean. Rose finds she is not respected and cared by her fiancé but Jack. They then fall in love quickly and they want to keep their romance alive despite all the traditional forces against them.

As mentioned, Jack is an artist and is good at drawing. Jack sketches Rose wearing the necklace. After that, they visit the forward deck and witness a collision with an iceberg. All the people are nervous because Titanic starts to sink. Everyone is scared.

There are only a few lifeboats and only some of the passengers on the ship can be saved. Rose and Jack are being apart since Jack dies…

It makes me sad when I know that Jack and Rose cannot be together. The part I appreciate most is that, the effects on making Titanic sink are so realistic. The director James Cameron must put a lot of efforts on producing the film. I think it is a great film

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