About this episode

This episode analyzes the film Titanic, focusing on its runtime, tonal shifts, and the implications of its ending.

We look at how Titanic uses its runtime, how it manages the tonal shift in the middle, and the positives and negatives of itsending. Upcoming Episodes: The Departed, Sinners, Stargate Check out our Patreon with bonus episodes and watchalongs: https://www.patreon.com/c/intanalysis Join our discord for free: https://discord.gg/yNE2YWdF Follow the show on Instagram @intanalysispod and on Bluesky @intanalysispod.bsky.social Follow Jelani on Twitter, YouTube, and Instagram @jelanitkelly Follow Evan on Bluesky @ev-wess.bsky.social on Instagram and Letterboxd @ev_wessFollow Angel on Bluesky @angelsarch15.bsky.social on Instagram @angelsarch15 @angelmichelli.film @serenitycinema1 and on Letterboxd @serenitycinema Our logo is by Kelsey Hendry

People in this episode

Host: Evan Wessman

Topics covered

• film analysis
• Titanic
• runtime
• tonal shift
• ending critique

Keywords

• Titanic
• film analysis
• runtime
• tonal shift
• ending
• Evan Wessman
• Jelani Kelly
• Angel

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Books & works: Titanic

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