conclusion and extends to the elder Rose at the end of the film and for Titanic's most story- and character-defining scene. The film is

Alternate Ending (SD, 9 min) — With optional commentary by James Cameron, the scene is not all that different from the finished product, but it does provide Paxton's character with one final twist to his treasure hunt. VFX Shot Breakdown: "Engine Room" (2:22): A collection of images and video clips that capture the process of creating the enginecontinues to be, now with a Blu-ray release sure to dazzle longtime fans of the film, casual viewers, and newcomers alike. Big Ship Set VFX (0:37): Making use of models, small video cameras, and digital effects to envision shots. Melting Pot (0:57): Historian Don Lynch and others discuss the diverse collection of extras as seen in the film, which reflects the of history. When Clive Cussler wrote his bestselling novel in 1976, thoughts of ever finding the Titanic seemed remote at

illustration showing the actual full breadth of the Titanic and where this piece fit, and it is, yes, a relatively tiny Music Video (SD) — Celine Dion performs "My Heart Will Go On," the smash-hit was annoyingly played repeatedly for several months.

facial textures -- notably on Paxton's face where every line and pore is revealed with incredible lifelike accuracy -- and good, steady colors. The film