The framing device for the whole movie is that they're searching the wreck to find a priceless necklace, and bring along an old woman, who had it when the ship sank, to help them. She then tells them her story, moves them into abandoning the search, and in the end it's revealed she had it the whole time when she throws it overboard.

The big boat sinks.

"Draw me like one of your French girls"

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LotR?

I have seen it, but because it has been nearly 30 years since I have, I had no recollection of this scene.

128 million Americans saw it in theatres when it came out apparently (that's just Americans! And just the initial theatre release). But it's been shown on TV, streaming services, etc (and you could pirate it of course) and is accessible in pretty much every country today. There's been surveys with results like "26% of brits haven't seen Titanic", etc, but no real hard data unfortunately. But I'd wager the percentage has to be double digits. Not super high double digits, but definitely double digits.

And what percentage do you think is represented on Lemmy?

Avatar made more money per view due to 3D/IMAX - which wasn't a thing for titanic

You're not alone. I've not seen it, no intention to either

Its actually all just a high concept, softcore porno that takes place in a Model A Ford, just with an unusually developed plot and large production value, that bookends this.

If you want a recap here's a nice summary of the important bits https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=saZcHBY5vyI

Exactly the same as me. The film's 30 years old, and I've definitely seen it, but probably not in the last 20 years or more. I just about recognised it was Rose but haven't got a fucking scooby what she does at the end of the film. I thought it ended with her sat on the piece of wood watching Jack sink.