Titanic Movie Bloopers Novels & Stories

Olivia never imagined that Blair would recover the deleted message after so long. Besides, he even retrieved surveillance footage from the cruise ship. She hugged Blair’s legs and explained in tears, “I’m sorry, Blair. I accidentally deleted the message. Believe me. I didn’t mean to hurt Mable…” “Don’t touch me!” Blair kicked Olivia away in disdain.

“Why is that?” “Cause his chip is off.” Titanic said that directly facing the picture of Cameron Willow at the wall with its lights off; and that only does that when someone connected to the chip ceased breathing. There were laconic condolences around the two but there could only be one reason for his death; and that’s himself. Titanic wasn’t sure how much did their boss program him to do, but his escape from life had always been a positive outcome for this person behind the scenes. “I guess he talked too much,” the boss said. “You have to move now. Take the vault letters.”

Lisa turned to the direction where Toto was looking and wondered if there was something or someone that the old man that triggered his reaction. “Is there something outside that troubled you, Toto?” asked Lisa slowly. “I just thought I saw…” Toto started. “It can’t be… He’s trapped in the middle of the ocean.” Lisa looked around her and realized that the old ladies also seemed to be in shock at Toto’s sudden shouts. “Ladies, are you alright? I think it would be best if we ask the staff to take you back to the main hall.” “We’re fine,” said the bright-eyed old lady. “Toto’s fine. He probably just had too much excitement for one day. The nurse will sort him out.”

I grinned, settling in to watch this movie, keeping one hand on her thigh, tracing circles as we shared the popcorn. The movie was good. The company was even better. My only problem was there was this weird beeping sound that kept pulling me out of the moment. “Do you hear that?” I asked, looking around. “No. Now shhh, or we’ll miss important plot points.” she whispered. But I couldn’t focus. That damn beeping was getting on my last nerve. Then I swore I heard someone crying.

He embarrassed me multiple times on set – stating that I was incapable of acting and that I was ruining the movie. Everyone was trying to calm me down… until I had enough. "What are you doing Ross?!" Caleb chided and stared at him furiously. "Sorry. My hand slipped and I got the line wrong too." He sarcastically said and mockingly laughed after. He deliberately acted incorrectly so we could retake it. Caleb looked at me with concern. "Can someone bring me an ice pack please." "On it!" Jana shouted and ran. He cupped my face and examined it. "God, it's so red!"

He got out of the car and ran around it to open the door for me right as Titus parked behind us. Despite the fear, I couldn’t help but laugh at his antics. Titus jumped out of the car and screamed bloody murder, jumping around as if his ass was on fire. Once he calmed down, he slapped a hand over his chest and grinned, “sorry, there was a cockroach in my car and I thought it crawled up my ass.” His words made me laugh so hard, tears streamed down my cheeks. I wasn’t sure if he did it on purpose or not, but I was truly grateful that he did. I wasn’t that anxious anymore.

Even the entire ship began to sway from side to side. Suddenly, the deck tilted at a strange angle. One of the people who was running ahead stumbled, letting out screams of terror. "It's an earthquake!" Shouting in frustration, his companion forcefully grabbed him, exclaiming, "What the hell? We're on a ship!" Ambrose and Larissa ran out of the cabin. They were followed by a large group of people scrambling out of their rooms one after another. Someone accidentally fell. Before they could get up, they were trampled by the crowd behind.

A false sour expression on his face. “Just shut up and start the movie” Niko says and I laugh a little. Tommy pushes his untamed curls behind his ears. "Yes sir" I arched an eyebrow at that one. Sir? No one says anything else until the movie comes on. **** We're more than halfway into the movie Titanic. I've mopped underneath my eyes about four times now with my sweater. The movie is just so touching. Sniffling I spare another glance at Tommy who is half lying on his chair one arm thrown over his chair the other hugging a bottle of wine his legs spread out in front of him, eyes glued to the screen. His position changing every few minutes. The dude can hardly sit still.

Micheal found himself chuckling not just at the movie but at the sight of Yvonne and the kids lost in the moment. At one point, the movie featured a silly joke: “Why did the tomato turn red? Because it saw the salad dressing!” Jack laughed so hard he nearly toppled off the couch, while Lily clapped her hands over her mouth, giggling uncontrollably. Yvonne shook her head, biting back her own laughter, only to burst out a second later when the character tripped over his own feet in an exaggerated slow-motion fall.

Miss Thompson directs her class. “TANK EWW APA,” the littles all call, making Titan smile. When he smiled, his brown eyes twinkled. “You are welcome,” Titan reaches above him and pulls himself up to his balcony. He puts on his suite jacket, returns his cup and book before heading to the foyer. He makes it to the front porch as a car pulls up. “Just in time,” Adrian smiles and opens the door for Iris. She and Titan lock eyes and he can’t believe what he sees. She is beautiful. And suddenly he remembers her as a child. Titan should step forward but is so lost in his memories he freezes.