>"Have you met my granddaughter, Lizzie? She takes care of me. No, I won't be leaving her my 250 million dollar diamond necklace because fuck her, and all Calvert's line, that's why."
>woman acts like a womanThe ending made sense.
Why the heck would a piece of jewelry be worth that much? Maybe if it once belonged to some super famous royalty, like Marie Antoinette. But some random boat roastie? I haven't actually seen the movie btw.
I saw Kate Winslet's Titanics.
>>223581665She thought it would look powerful on instagram and get her at least a few hundred likes or whatever the fuck I don't use that siteAnyway the female mind is literally only concerned with making herself look good
>>223581723because it was the size of a tangerine
>>223581723>In the movie, the necklace is said to have originally belonged to Louis XVI. After his execution in 1793, the diamond vanished and was recut into a heart shape.
i legit thought this movie was semi documentary as a kid and was pissed she dropped the jewel
>>223582209and by semi documentary i thought rose was real and they made a movie about her story. and i thought the old woman at the end was really her
>>223581665>I'll also go to ghost Titanic and dance with the Chad I banged only a few days forever, rather than be with my husband who worked tirelessly to provide for me despite me hoarding this jewel worth hundreds of millions.
>>223581929it reminds me of a time, when I was in Burma...
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>>223581665The diamond was literally haunted with the drowned souls of Barbary pirates and slave tradersI think it was mentioned in a deleted scene.
>>223581665She's rich as hell in the movie. Her granddaughter will be fine
>>223582216I had this problem with Michael Crichton movies as a kid. I thought Jurassic Park was based on a true story.
>>223584249Well it was the possessed diamond that killed the Titan submersible down there, to lure James Cameron back to possess him (it worked and the new Avatar is going to have quite the subliminal)
>>223581665Apparently in the directors cut Lizzie throws granny overboard the second she drops the diamond and the film closes with rose and Jack embracing once more in the depths of the North Atlantic
Jokes on her. The ship would have exact GPS coordinates, so all they'd do is just go down into the water to the bottom and start searching. Understanding currents would help as well.
>>223584263That's just a sign of a well written universe. By that I mean Jurassic Park. I recall the news rushing out stories making sure that everyone knew how dinosaurs were made in the movie couldn't happen in real life.
>>223584302They have a hard time finding crashed planes and shipwrecks at the bottom of the sea. Even if the necklace drops straight down it’ll be covered with sand in a matter of minutes.
>>223584302That must be why Jimbo replaced this ending with the one where that tart just tosses it overboard with nobody watching.
>>223581665It's boomer shit. >I won't be leaving anything to any of my progeny because it will just cause them to fight over it.
>>223584302Wouldn't be worth the fucking money spent on it.You'd have find some bored trillionaire to fund it.
>>223584302>>223584450Or they'd bullshit some numbers up and claim, rarest of rarest of rare, and place a fucking ridiculous absurd price point on it and hope some other bored trillionaire want to have it.>Selling at auction, starting at $5billion, do we have $5billion?
