Titanic is definitely a wonder in the history of movies. The film was released in 1997 and directed by James Cameron. James Cameron is basically equal to the box office harvester. Before Titanic, there were Terminator, Terminator 2, Opposite Sex 2 and True Lies, all of which were commercial giants and were famous for their special effects beyond the times.

Usually, everyone regards Titanic as a love movie, but in fact, we should first realize that it is a super-large production movie. How big is it? At that time, Paramount continued to increase investment and worried about the final cost recovery. Before the film was released, it sold the DVD distribution right to Sony Pictures for 8 million US dollars. After that, the film sold like hot cakes, and Paramount's intestines were regretful. It can also be seen that the investment is huge, which makes it difficult for film giants to afford.

To make Titanic, we first built a model that was almost as big as the original ship. At that time, CG technology was not as convenient as it is now, and many scenes had to be shot on the set, which cost a lot of money.

In addition, there must be a technological breakthrough in Cameron's electronic music, and the process of filming is carried out in the process of constantly applying for patents. As we all know, this film is based on a real event, and the silence of Titanic is true, and it still sinks at the bottom of the Pacific Ocean. So Cameron's team developed underwater photography technology, went deep into the seabed, actually photographed the Titanic, and used underwater robots to go deep into the hull to investigate, which obtained a lot of first-hand information for the subsequent film production.

It can be said that a lot of scientific research work has been done before the filming of this film, and its workload is no less than that of filming, which is also an important reason why this film has become a classic and often seen and often updated.

As expected, Titanic set off a global craze, and the film was shown all over the world, which was warmly welcomed and hard to get a ticket. The global cumulative box office broke the record and became the world's highest-grossing film, which was included in the Guinness Book of World Records. This record was held in 2112 until it was broken by another film "Avatar" directed by James Cameron. But if you count the inflation rate in the past 12 years, I'm afraid the box office of Titanic is still out of reach.

In addition, the story of the film, the creation of classic characters, the accurate and meticulous scene reproduction, and the wonderful soundtrack of the film all make this masterpiece radiant and insurmountable.