Titanic Soundtrack ~ Finale ~ Complete/Extended Film Version

The finale from Titanic edited from various sources in HD. Extended, includes the entire finale cue.

[xJusteBx]

Good news everyone. A new 4K remaster of Titanic is coming to theatres February 2023! It will also be released in 3D and High Frame Rate! Mark your calendars!

[christinaangelamendoza]

I just love for the fact that in the ending, in Heaven, all the classes are together. No poor, no rich. Just all being equal.

[vernsalgorithm]

James Horner did magic with his soundtrack. May he rest in peace.

[Meggimagine]

I'm also touched by the fact that she died where the Titanic sank and Jack died. Yes, she passed in her sleep, but it's almost as if she refused to die before being able to close the circle and go back to where her life truly began, thus enabling her to reunite with Jack. Like, "finally, I kept my promise to you, I can now join you and rest"

[theborgv]

25 years after, still my favorite movie, still my favorite part, still makes me cry.

[henrycruz-ma]

19 years from now this movie is still incredible 🙂

[JorgeSchz]

3:01 I love this part, when Rose enters to heaven and the ships repairs, that gaves me a sensation of: _there's no more pain, suffering and crying here anymore_ . It's beautiful 💙

[BananaBoy]

The transition from 1:53 to 1:54 is such a rare heavenly beauty, that i have no words good enough to describe; it melts me completely everytime i listen...

[yashwanthreddy]

That music drop at 1:54. omg it punched my heart.. RIP James Horner u ll always be in our hearts thank you for giving this to us

[den-ver]

This is the best possible ending that Cameron could've went with. We have spent the last three hours with the Titanic along Jack, Rose, and most of its passengers. We knew that the ending would be tragic. But then the movie pulls the rug out from under us and instead of ending on a sad note, it ends on a happy one. As the movie's iconic leitmotif plays once again through the somber, dark wreck of the once beautiful ship, it quickly transitions to the Titanic as we know and love it - to its former glory. We're back in the first half of the movie. After seeing it sink and literally break in half, dying with the passengers in it, we come full circle.

And then it hits us again. The people we met, most of whom we saw died, have been brought back to life. Tommy Ryan, the musicians, Astor, Miss Trudy, then Officer Murdoch and Thomas Andrews. Like, holy shit, that hits hard. They were waiting for us. But why? And then we get our answer. Standing on the grand staircase is Jack Dawson. He spots us like he did when he first waited on that stair case, but only now, he's wearing his original attire - hisself. And then another reveal: as he holds his arm for us, James Cameron switches our point of view and now he reveals we've been following Rose the whole time, and that everyone had had been waiting for her to come back to the place where she first felt true happiness and freedom. This scene showed us that the Titanic - the ship, not its sinking - truly meant a lot to Rose.

Say what you want about Cameron, but he's a genius for making this movie.

[thunder]

3:18, I cry every time, even when only listening to the track (when I watch the scene, it's even worse). But they're tears of joy. The scene was perfectly built... You can see in the "afterlife" all the characters, both rich and poor, standing all together, at the first class... Meaning in the afterlife, we're all equal.

[sl]

"Your name Dawson!"..dammit now I'm crying 😭

[abhishektrivedi]

This emotion shows that
Time passes
People leave
Memories fade
But heart...heart can't

[ellenfranca]

This movie makes me cry a lot, and the soundtrack, even more. 😭

[LaSirenaQueLlora]

Everyone says it was a dream. I think that she died an got reunited with all of them, and Jack.

That's for me the perfect ending.

[whitneydyer]

listening in 2020, this movie is just too good

[davefincham]

This is in my opinion the perfect ending to a movie...

[chloeleedow]

Probably the most haunting piece of music I've ever heard thanks for sharing. If this doesn't make you feel anything you have no soul!

[Sneakysnackeroof]

Titanic was called the ship of dreams and it was it really was

[lonelle]

This is the music that plays after you die, walk through the gates of heaven, and see all of your loved ones smiling and saying to you, "Welcome home at last!"