In the same vein as the question: What came first, the chicken or the egg? Question: Can a door jack fit? Titanic? People have baffled for decades debating whether or not Jack would live if he fit in the door, and many believed passionately that Jack could be a 100% fit for the log with Rose. Well, now, James Cameron puts and ends that discussion as he reveals that he conducted a scientific study to prove that Jack and Rose wouldn’t have survived if they were at the door.
With Kate Winslet as James Cameron Avatar: Water Road ejaculateAnd the The debate is back in the spotlight.
when it comes to Titanic stars Thoughts on discussionAnd the Winslet said the debate is “one of those unanswerable questions”, and Leonardo DiCaprio declined to comment the situation. Meanwhile, Cameron is here using science to prove once and for all that Jack couldn’t fit in the door, as he told the Toronto Sun:
We did a scientific study to put all of this to rest and drive the stake into the heart of it once and for all. We’ve since done a thorough forensic analysis with the hypothermia expert who reproduced the raft from the movie and are going to do a little special on it which comes out in February. We took two stunt people who were the same body mass as Kate and Leo, put sensors all over and inside of them, put them in ice water, and tested them to see if they could survive through a variety of methods and the answer was, there was no way they could both survive. Only one can survive.
According to the article Cameron has spoken for years about how it was an artistic choice for Jack’s death, which he still believes in today, saying:
No, he needed to die. It’s like Romeo and Juliet. It is a movie about love, sacrifice and mortality. Love is measured by sacrifice.
However, since fans can’t seem to let go of this discussion, he decided to get the science involved. According to the article, Cameron’s science project will be released by National Geographic around the same time Titanic It is being re-released for Valentine’s Day. The goal, as stated by the director, is:
Maybe…maybe…after 25 years, I won’t have to deal with this anymore.
Cameron also noted that for the purposes of the narrative, Jack had to die, and that if he “had to make the raft smaller, he would have been smaller.”
So, according to Cameron’s scientific experiment and artistic vision, there is absolutely no way that Jack will survive. Come Valentine’s Day we’ll be able to see for ourselves the science behind the famous (or infamous for some) door debate.
While we wait to witness this experience, be sure to check out 2022 movie scheduleand don’t forget that you can watch the long-awaited Cameron, and I talked about symbol picture sequelAnd the Avatar: Water Roadin theaters now.
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