Great controversy over the arrival of James Cameron’s film Titanic on the Netflix platform. Available starting July 1; the giant defends itself against the accusations
Netflix in the spotlight after the news of the arrival of the film Titanicdirected by the Oscar-winning director, James Cameron. In fact, after the devastating tragedy that involved a submarine OceanGate Titan; the colossus was subject of strong controversy due to the mere coincidence of the output. As one user wrote:
Netflix is crossing the lines of decency with this timeline
Despite the heavy controversy from users; some sources close to the giant Netflix; they declared that the desire to include the Titanic film in the list had already been planned for some time, and that nothing happened with the sole purpose of profit or advertising marketing.
Titanic arrives on Netflix: James Cameron and the controversy over the tragedy that took place
The same director James Cameron gave his reflection regarding the aforementioned tragedy, comparing the Titanic disaster to that of the Titan, supporting the dangers of implementing a kind of tourist travel so deep. In such a delicate climate, the arrival of the film Titanic continues to stir up the web, stirring up heavy controversies of every color. It will now be up to the well-known platform to decide how to manage the heavy controversy that arose in order to preserve its reputation in the world of digital entertainment.
Titanic directed by James Cameron starring Leonardo Dicaprio e Kate Winslet; released in theaters in 1997, it is known for having obtained the most statuettes at the 1998 Oscars; winning 11 wins (excellent in the category of Best Film and Best Director).
The epic-romantic colossal will be available starting July 1st on the well-known Netflix platform. In the meantime; keep following us on TechGameWorld.com to not miss any updates in the world of cinema and TV series!
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