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How James Cameron’s *Titanic* Defied Doubts to Become a Masterpiece

Few believed in *Titanic* before its release. Now, it stands as proof that visionary risks—and relentless preparation—can create timeless cinema.

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How James Cameron’s *Titanic* Defied Doubts to Become a Masterpiece

James Cameron has long been known for his bold filmmaking and grand ambitions. His 1997 epic Titanic, directed by James Cameron, became one of cinema’s most celebrated—and initially doubted—projects. Critics later hailed it as a masterpiece. Before its release, Titanic defied early scepticism to become a cultural phenomenon. Cameron's approach—blending bold creativity with disciplined preparation—has cemented his reputation in Hollywood. His films continue to push boundaries, proving that ambition, when carefully managed, can lead to extraordinary success.

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