I was first interested in the Titanic when I was 2 years old. I was watching the movie, and I loved it so much. After that day I was a Titanic fanatic. I have been a Titanic Fan for 10 years encounting. I love Titanic so much, it is what inspired me to be a captain of a ship. I have seen the movie Titanic over 10, 000 times in my life. Of course I have lost track. I have seen it that many times.

Titanic-Fan

I have been interested in Titanic for much of my live. I remember watching "A Night To Remember" when I was only four years old. After seeing that wonderful film, I fell in love with the ship. For much of my life, I have also lived in Southampton where the influece was HUGE!! I love the Titanic, and the ship has gotten me interested in ships in general.

i feel the same way. i was in the third grade when i was given a book about the titanic and i fell in love with the liner

A friend of mine was always interested in the Titanic and as we got to talking about history one day she told me about the Great ship. I also like the movie by james Cameron as well.

i got interested in it when i seen adout it on the internet now ive been studyin it for 5 years and im 9 so i started when i was 3

I pretty much got interested in a book at school called danger icebergs by Roma Gans. I own the movie i really wanted to see it but it was a vhs and i only have a dvd player. one night on tnt i heard it was on saturday. i cried the first time i watched it. I just got really interested it and i'm only 8 and i'm looking up facts, history and books on my own computer. my mom and dad says "that i'm an intelligant boy." i'm already starting my own fiction book on it! LOL

i've been into it 4 over 5 years

I voted other.... Back in 1970, my mom gave me a keyring that said "Captains qaurters, R.M.S. Titanic". Ever since then, I've studied everything I could find out about the Titanic. My mom was also interested in anything about the Titanic, and she passed that interest on to me.

I was school age (like seven) when I first got interested in it. I read about it in a kids book about large manmade stuff (don't remember the name) that had the Empire State building, the Pyramids, and other manmade objects of grandeur.

I've always had a love for models, ships and cars in particular. I've built several model ships, my favorites being the Titanic, the Missouri, and the SS United States. Each ship's box had a little story about the ship and the Titanics was always the most compelling. At one point, I dreamed of going off to work for Harland and Wolff, but my professional aspirations took me in other directions.

My first Titanic movie was actually 'Raise the Titanic', which came out in 1984, before the ship had been found. Not a blockbuster like 'Titanic' was, but an intriging movie well worth watching.

After many, many years of making Titanic references that nobody got without explanation, I was highly amused when the movie came out and everyone was talking about the great ship.

I truly enjoyed 'Titanic', as it really conveyed the sense of grandeur of the great liner. Seeing the ship brought to life in such a breathtaking way was spectacular. The movie lost a lot when watched on the small screen, but even then, it is still an impressive work.

Now, years after the movie, with nobody talking about the Titanic any longer, I still make obscure Titanic references that nobody gets without explanation

Daniel

I have been fascinated since I was little. I was excited when the movie came out, and I ended up seeing it five times in the theater.I have never done that, before or since.I think if this movie was still playing in a theater,people would still be going to see it.