The movie ‘Titanic’ is one of the cinema icons. Released in 1997, the film tells the love story of Jack Dawson and Rose DeWitt Bukater on the great ship that sank on April 15, 1912 in the North Atlantic Ocean. 28 years after its release, its fans detected an error in one of its iconic scenes.
The error was pointed out by Raf Avila, known as 'Titanic Guy Raf Avila' on social media. He indicated that the mistake is in one of the most iconic scenes of the film, when Jack, played by Leonardo DiCaprio, enters the ship's grand hall.
Jack is seen entering. The scene is presented with the illusion that everything is being seen through the character's eyes. He walks towards the glass door, which is opened by a crew member.
“We all know the scene when Jack is getting ready to go to dinner. Now, I want you to pay close attention to the door and tell me if you see anything here,” said 'Titanic Guy Raf Avila'.
According to the content creator, the mistake in 'Titanic' is that the cameraman filming the famous scene is reflected in the glass door.
"So, Jack goes to the grand staircase, but did you see anything? You can clearly see a cameraman right there by the window for everyone to see. Did you ever notice that? Now you're going to notice that all the time," he said.
Reactions to the error in 'Titanic'
The reactions from users were immediate, with many expressing astonishment that they had never noticed this error in 'Titanic'. Some pointed out that they had never noticed it because they were always more focused on Jack in the scene.
“Oh nooooo, How could I go through life without noticing this terrible mistake?”, “I had never realized that when I watched this movie”, “I’m watching the movie right now, no joke”, “It took me three times to see it”, “I realized I was focusing on Jack”, are some comments.