Twenty-five years after the release of Titanic, the film’s director, James Cameron, is preparing a documentary in which he explains scientifically that it would have been impossible for Jack to have survived.
Cameron said in an interview with the Canadian newspaper Toronto Sun on the sidelines of the promotion in Canada of his new movie “Avatar: Waterway”. [“Avatar: O Caminho da Água”]Who intends to put an end to the complaints he has been hearing for more than two decades with this scene in the movie.
The director will explain why Rose, the character played by Kate Winslet, didn’t make room for Jack, played by Leonardo DiCaprio, to climb onto the log that saved his life.
In the famous scene, Rose and Jack let go of each other’s hands, with Jack eventually drowning in the depths of the sea.
Although Cameron has made it clear on numerous occasions that Jack’s death was necessary for narrative reasons, the director confirmed in the interview that he would now establish why Jack could not get out of this situation alive.
“We did a scientific study to end all of this and end this once and for all,” said the director.
The film’s director announced that to conduct the investigation, they had recreated the makeshift raft from the film, to perform a “thorough forensic analysis” with a hypothermia specialist.
“We used two pairs of the same body mass as Kate and Leo and put sensors all around. We put them in ice water and tested if they could survive in different ways and the response was there was no way both of them would survive..only one could survive.” life,” Cameron confirmed.
The result of the analysis will be ready in February 2023 and will be released as a “mini special” that will be available on the National Geographic station.
The documentary will be accompanied by a re-release of “Titanic” in its 4K remaster on Valentine’s Day.
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