Do you like history? Or even romance? Well the Titanic is definitely the movie for you. In my opinion, this is the greatest movie ever, whether it’s the story line, to the great performances by the cast or even if you’re just a big sap you will love this movie. Starring as the main characters Rose and Jack, played by Leonardo DiCaprio and Kate Winslet they highlighted the whole movie by their great love affair with one another. Personally this movie made me sad and happy all at the same time. I think you should definitely should watch this movie.

This is an amazing film. The only thing I'd worry about is seeing Rose naked, and the chance that you may cry. A lot. It is very historically accurate (barring the fact that the two protagonists are fictional). I would worry that this movie may traumatize you from ever going on a ship again, but relax. The Titanic sank 100 years ago. Some of the script is weak, but overall, Titanic is a great, sad, exciting movie.

I just watched this movie and it is the best I have ever seen. It is the saddest movie I have ever seen. Rose poses nude for jack to paint a picture. implied sex is in the car. But it really is not that bad. The language doesn't matter because your so into the movie. I LOVE this movie watch before you Die.

I LOVE this movie!!!! Might be scary to younger kids. It made me cry SO HARD!! There is a lot of language like the f-word(it's used about 2 times). Lots of violence at the end. There is a scene where Jack is drawing Rose nude and a sex scene between Rose and Jack, but it doesn't show anything that bad. An AWESOME movie for a mature older kid!!!!

I adore this film and so does my 10 year old sister. I don't think it's really adult whatsoever except the f word is used twice (once quietly) and there is a scene where jack draws rose nude and you see her breasts for about 25 seconds. There is also a sad tone to the film because as we all know the Titanic took lots of people down with it.

Parents should decide wether their kid should see it. I watched this movie with my best friend, and my 10 year old sister watched it with my mom (we were in different rooms.) After the movie was over I spent some time talking with my friend, and then with my mom and sister about it. My sisiter was a little freaked out from the suicide and how many people died in it, but other than that she enjoyed it. I loved the romance aspect and sometimes if the movie is shown on TV the nude scene is edited. If kids are watching this they must realize that the language they were using sometimes is not something they should be saying. Also, the ending scenes might be frightening to smaller children. But its the parents decision if their child should see it.

My MPAA Rating, PG-13: Nudity, language, intense sequences of disaster peril/violence,and sexuality

I saw this for the first time when I was 13/14. I loved it. I am mature for my age so I think it should be fine for mature 13/14 year olds. The swearing isn't much different to what a teen would hear at school. The only problem is the violence is a bit intense. But I really love this movie and can't wait to see it in the movies for the first time as well as in 3D.

This is one of the greatest love stories on film, ever -- and I look forward to the day that my daughter & I can watch the movie together. Certainly any child with an understanding of the Titanic's sinking, and drawn to acutal history, will benefit from seeing this depiction -- provided that they will not be haunted by Cameron's realism. That said, better that they see this version than the well-done but dated older versions (ie, Night to Remember) that don't have nearly the verisimilitude of this epic. The key scene to determine whether or not your child is old enough is when the mother-and-child laborers are trapped without hope of surviving, because they were held in a cargo-area below sea-level. There is an expression on the woman's face -- an understanding of her and her child's inevitable death -- that requires a certain level of maturity to fully grasp.