one thing I did really like about the was,in the scene when the ship was going down the crew had locked the gates to the lower decks in which was certain death for the people down there.I thank you for showing this truth in the movie how the english killed a lot of Irish people that early morning on April 15th.People should know about this horrible shame and sin thank you.

the gap didnt close its just the view of the camera duh!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

his suspenders did not disappear they just kinda slid down a little god everyones a critic

in the dance party scene leo's just got out of bed bad boy style was way better than his sophistacated one.

ok when rose broke jack out she didnt hit his wrist jut the handcuffs so people get a life is aplling here

on the jail break scene the glass magically reappears after rose breaks it to free jack. that is not possible unless its a trick of the light or MAGIC huh maybe

Are you serious? You mean there are those who will watch a film several hours long frame by frame to find some the the most inane, if not stupid, "errors" in the making of the film? Why? Again, why?
The phrase, "Get a life," applies here in spades.

Nitpicking nonsense.

Just a comment on the error in #9 — Rose's mole.

When Cameron created the replica ship, he created it with only one side — the starboard (right-hand) side. But when the ship was filmed for the scenes at the Southampton docks before setting out on its voyage, we see the port side of the vessel.

That's because the scenes at the dock were shot of the right-hand side of the ship, and then flipped in post-production. The trucks, wagons, and signs visible in these scenes were all done up with mirror-image lettering so that everything would be "normal" in the finished product. Don't believe me? Check it out on IMDb, or rewatch it yourself and see just how many of the workers, etc. are apparently left-handed.

This isn't the first time this has been done intentionally. When Gary Cooper, who is right-handed, made "Pride of the Yankees" about Lou Gehrig (who was a leftie) in the 1940s, the closeup scenes of him playing baseball were filmed and flipped. The numbers on his jersey were also mirror image, and in the scenes where Cooper batted he would then run to third base!

If you watch movie credits like I do, you will see a credit for continuity. This is someone who follows the filming over time and is supposed to catch things like the watch on the left in one scene and on the right in the next. Most of these Titanic errors are continuity errors.

Hitchcock had some of the best!

Someone has way too much time on their hands.

wth some of them actually is stupid like nr 3 ? why the hell would they edit the shadow ? and in nr 6 it is very possible that you could just not see the suspenders because of his baggy shirt mayb folding up and covering it ? and nr 8 is just a paralax error the railing actually kinks there and the gap looks different from different angles you can see the kink in the railing which explains it in the 2nd photo

I remember reading about Titanic flubs in 1997 and critics said the biggest mistakes were a) the fourth smoke stack should have been smokeless and b) Jack talks about ice fishing on a manmade pond that, in 1912, hadn't been constructed yet! But this is an interesting list of flubs that I'd never have noticed (except the camera reflection. I did spot that!)

No, no, no...the biggest mistake was everyone splashing through the water entering the ship for hours and them succumbing to hypothermia outside the ship in minutes. The next biggest mistake was my seeing it. I may have the order of these mixed up.

Am I the only one haunted by the Eisenhower dime Rose pays Jack with for the portrait, despite him not being president for another 40 years?