Culture news No need to wait for this film to arrive on Netflix: this James Cameron masterpiece is free on TF1+, don’t miss it!
26 years after its release, Titanic is still a classic work for many people. And while the feature film was going to be added to the Netflix catalog, TF1 got ahead of them by offering the film for free on their TF1+ platform.
A classic available for free
On June 20, Netflix’s X account proudly announced that it had recovered the broadcasting rights to one of the greatest films in history: Titanic. For the first time in France, the global streaming giant would welcome the masterpiece at the 11 Oscars on its platform the 15th of July next. So it shouldn’t have been their surprise to see the title land two weeks earlier on TF1+. Indeed, since its broadcast last Sunday on Europe’s leading channel, the dramatic romance is freely accessible on the TF1 streaming and replay platform.
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One of the greatest successes in history
A logical competition for a feature film which, 26 years after its release, continues to collect praise. Released in January 1998 in France and just a month before on the other side of the Atlantic, James Cameron’s film was a resounding success around the world, quickly taking the title to number one at the box office. historical. With nearly 2.3 billion in cumulative revenue, the feature film is still the fourth biggest success of all timeonly surpassed by two other titles from the director, Avatar 1 & 2, and Avengers: Endgame.
A crazy featespecially when we know that 47 of the 50 biggest box office hits worldwide were released after the year 2000. At the same time, totally timeless, the film has not aged a bit. Whether it’s the music, the special effects or the interpretation of Kate Winslet and of Leonardo DiCaprio, everything is always in good taste and contributes to making this tragedy unforgettable. Over the years, we still enjoy finding Rose and Jack venting to each other on this liner whose disastrous fate we know. If you also want to discover or rediscover this monument of cinema, you can find it on TF1+ in the coming days and on Netflix from July 15.
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