<p>It's been over two decades since 'Titanic' was released and the debate on whether Jack could have lived had he climbed up next to Rose on the broken door rages on. Now, 25 years since the film was released, its maker James Cameron has finally addressed the raging question and yes, Cameron does think Jack could have lived.&nbsp;<br />
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The 1997 film`s director commissioned a scientific study to determine if there really was enough room for both Jack and Rose DeWitt Bukater (played by Leonardo DiCaprio and Kate Winslet, respectively) to fit on the ever-debated floating door after the Titanic sank in the Oscar-winning blockbuster.<br />
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A first look into the National Geographic special about the study, 'Titanic: 25 Years Later with James Cameron, premiered on Good Morning America', where the director allowed his fans to have a peek into his thought process.</p>

<p>Whether Jack could have survived had he joined Rose on the floating piece of debris, Cameron and a team of scientists hired two stunt doubles to re-enact four different scenarios. At one point in the clip, both Jack and Rose are halfway on the piece of debris, but their lower halves are completely submerged in the freezing water, so it`s likely neither would have survived in that position. In another position, they are both seated on the debris, and Jack is shaking violently from the cold.&nbsp;<br />
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"He could've made it pretty long, like hours," Cameron said of the seated position.<br />
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According to People, it`s only once they test the scenario when the two stunt people are as exhausted as they would`ve been in the real situation -- like the moment when Rose is shoved underwater by another survivor before Jack swims over and punches her attacker. Once they both are seated on the floating debris, Rose offers Jack her life jacket, and he "stabilized."<br />
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"She got him to a place where, if we projected that out, he just might have made it until the lifeboat got there," Cameron said.In the end, the film's writer-director seems satisfied with the conclusion that The special coincides with the 4K restoration of Titanic, which opens in theatres on February 10 to celebrate the Academy Award winner's 25th anniversary.<br />
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"Jack might`ve lived, but there`s a lot of variables," Cameron said. "I think his thought process was, `I`m not gonna do one thing that jeopardizes her.`"According to People, ahead of the National Geographic special announcement, Cameron said in an interview that Jack "needed to die."&nbsp;</p>

<p>"It`s like Romeo and Juliet. It`s a movie about love and sacrifice and mortality. The love is measured by the sacrifice."&nbsp;<br />
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It's been over two decades since 'Titanic' was released and the debate on whether Jack could have lived had he climbed up next to Rose on the broken door rages on.

It's been over two decades since 'Titanic' was released and the debate on whether Jack could have lived had he climbed up next to Rose on the broken door rages on. Now, 25 years since the film was released, its maker James Cameron has finally addressed the raging question and yes, Cameron does think Jack could have lived. The 1997 film`s director commissioned a scientific study to determine if there really was enough room for both Jack and Rose DeWitt Bukater (played by Leonardo DiCaprio and Kate Winslet, respectively) to fit on the ever-debated floating door after the Titanic sank in the Oscar-winning blockbuster. A first look into the National Geographic special about the study, 'Titanic: 25 Years Later with James Cameron, premiered on Good Morning America', where the director allowed his fans to have a peek into his thought process. Whether Jack could have survived had he joined Rose on the floating piece of debris, Cameron and a team of scientists hired two stunt doubles to re-enact four different scenarios. At one point in the clip, both Jack and Rose are halfway on the piece of debris, but their lower halves are completely submerged in the freezing water, so it`s likely neither would have survived in that position. In another position, they are both seated on the debris, and Jack is shaking violently from the cold. "He could've made it pretty long, like hours," Cameron said of the seated position. According to People, it`s only once they test the scenario when the two stunt people are as exhausted as they would`ve been in the real situation -- like the moment when Rose is shoved underwater by another survivor before Jack swims over and punches her attacker. Once they both are seated on the floating debris, Rose offers Jack her life jacket, and he "stabilized." "She got him to a place where, if we projected that out, he just might have made it until the lifeboat got there," Cameron said.In the end, the film's writer-director seems satisfied with the conclusion that The special coincides with the 4K restoration of Titanic, which opens in theatres on February 10 to celebrate the Academy Award winner's 25th anniversary. "Jack might`ve lived, but there`s a lot of variables," Cameron said. "I think his thought process was, `I`m not gonna do one thing that jeopardizes her.`"According to People, ahead of the National Geographic special announcement, Cameron said in an interview that Jack "needed to die." "It`s like Romeo and Juliet. It`s a movie about love and sacrifice and mortality. The love is measured by the sacrifice."

James Cameron admits Jack might have lived in 'Titanic' but there's a catch

<p>James Cameron's masterpiece 'Titanic'&nbsp;is coming back to the big screen! Celebrating the 25th anniversary of Kate Winslet and Leonardo DiCaprio's rom-com, the makers are re-releasing the remastered version of the multi-Academy Award-winning film in theatres in 3D.<br />
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The makers announced the big news by releasing a new poster of the film featuring&nbsp;Kate and Leonardo as Rose and Jack, respectively, which eventually drew more attention from netizens than the news of a re-release, wondering&nbsp;why? Because of Kate's odd hairstyle, which some eagle-eyed internet users were quick to notice.</p>

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The poster that showed Kate's side face became the talk of the internet because of the two different hairstyles. In the picture, Kate's half-head has curly hair, as she had in the movie, while the other hair&nbsp;lying on it are had different styles&nbsp;and colours.<br />
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Reacting to the remastered poster, one user wrote: "It is potentially a mix of her actual two different hairstyles featured in the movie, symbolizing her two different personas."<br />
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Another wrote: ''I’m literally looking at every single strand of hair, and they’re both the exact same? Is there something I'm overlooking?''</p>

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<p dir="ltr" lang="en">Not just the hair lol. Like what is going on here? Is this her chest or her back?? And where is her shoulder in this scenario? 😂<br />
Lazy graphic design lol <a href="https://t.co/RvrPWjGGtv">pic.twitter.com/RvrPWjGGtv</a></p>
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<p>Celebrating the glorious 25 years, a&nbsp;remastered version of the blockbuster film will be re-released in theatres in 3D on February 10. James Cameron's film, which was released&nbsp;in&nbsp;theatres on 13 March 1998, was a blockbuster hit and become one of the highest-grossing movies of all time until it was surpassed by 'Avatar'.</p>


James Cameron's masterpiece 'Titanic' is coming back to the big screen! Celebrating the 25th anniversary of Kate Winslet and Leonardo DiCaprio's rom-com, the makers are re-releasing the remastered version of the multi-Academy Award-winning film in theatres in 3D.

James Cameron's masterpiece 'Titanic' is coming back to the big screen! Celebrating the 25th anniversary of Kate Winslet and Leonardo DiCaprio's rom-com, the makers are re-releasing the remastered version of the multi-Academy Award-winning film in theatres in 3D. The makers announced the big news by releasing a new poster of the film featuring Kate and Leonardo as Rose and Jack, respectively, which eventually drew more attention from netizens than the news of a re-release, wondering why? Because of Kate's odd hairstyle, which some eagle-eyed internet users were quick to notice. BTS' Jimin collaborates with Taeyang for new single 'Vibe' The poster that showed Kate's side face became the talk of the internet because of the two different hairstyles. In the picture, Kate's half-head has curly hair, as she had in the movie, while the other hair lying on it are had different styles and colours. Reacting to the remastered poster, one user wrote: "It is potentially a mix of her actual two different hairstyles featured in the movie, symbolizing her two different personas." Another wrote: ''I’m literally looking at every single strand of hair, and they’re both the exact same? Is there something I'm overlooking?'' i’m literally looking at every single strand of hair and they’re both the exact same?? am i missing something 😭 — landon | little monster 🧍‍♂️ (@ARTPOPtech) January 11, 2023 × '' It is potentially a mix of her actual two different hairstyles featured in the movie, symbolizing her two different "personas". pic.twitter.com/zvYTZRluLP — Synnyster Fusion (@SynnFusion) January 11, 2023 × It is potentially a mix of her actual two different hairstyles featured in the movie, symbolizing her two different "personas". pic.twitter.com/zvYTZRluLP — Synnyster Fusion (@SynnFusion) January 11, 2023 × Not just the hair lol. Like what is going on here? Is this her chest or her back?? And where is her shoulder in this scenario? 😂 Lazy graphic design lol pic.twitter.com/RvrPWjGGtv — Simon 🐈🐆🐅 (@SimonIsHott) January 11, 2023 × Celebrating the glorious 25 years, a remastered version of the blockbuster film will be re-released in theatres in 3D on February 10. James Cameron's film, which was released in theatres on 13 March 1998, was a blockbuster hit and become one of the highest-grossing movies of all time until it was surpassed by 'Avatar'.

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