Every night in my dreams, I see you, I feel you.

That is how I know you go on.

Far across the distance

and spaces between us

you have come to show you go on.

Hi, my name is Chelsea Fairless.

And I'm Lauren Garoni.

And today we're talking about a very obscure art house film called Titanic.

Yeah, the 25th anniversary is technically next month, but we want to do a Christmas film.

So we're doing it for the month of November.

Yeah, and also we want to get ahead of all of the Titanic 25th anniversary press because

you guys are going to be fucking sick of it by the end of December.

So I know.

Here in Los Angeles, they're going to be doing a Titanic experience. Should we go? Well, what's the experience? And where is it? Is it like in the Brittany, the zone? I actually think it might be in there. I mean, let's be honest. They're recreating. Oh my God. I almost called it the set. It's not a set. It's a real boat, which is an interesting thing when they re-released the film in 2012, where young people watched the re-release of Titanic and didn't know it was a real event. Right. But anyway, it's just, I think, an opportunity. Well, you know, we don't spend enough money on education in this country so what do you expect people barely know

that there are three branches of government how are they expected to know about some boat that crashed in

1912 i did think if titanic came out today would there be conspiracy theorists that are like the

titanic never happened oh absolutely i'm sure. Yeah. Ocean waves can't drown boats.

When did this movie come out? 97? 1997. So were you obsessed with it at the time? Like, were you a big

Titanic head? Were you a big Leo head? I definitely was like every middle age to elder millennial in love with Leonardo

DiCaprio. Not so much now, but yeah, I feel the exact same way. I remember the scholastic

catalogs and you could write in and order stuff. I remember one of the things was an autograph

from Leonardo DiCaprio and like a

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