The entire thing is...odd...actually, how about howlingly implausible? There would be no way Jack could sneak into First Class - to do so whould but [i:7b5c3eb59b]the entire ship[/i:7b5c3eb59b] in danger of being quarantined at WSL expense in New York; Freud's theories weren't even published until the 1920's, and the [i:7b5c3eb59b]idea[/i:7b5c3eb59b] a nicely-brought-up girl of her time would even know what a penis [i:7b5c3eb59b]was[/i:7b5c3eb59b] is rediculous ("Close your eyes and think of England" was a popular mother-daughter peice of advice on daughter's wedding night); a man could still legitimately get an annullment and keep the woman's dowery in several states and the UK if he found her not a virgin on their wedding night - need I go on? What Cameron did was take two people with 1990s attitudes and stuck them in 1912.

I have absolutely no doubt in 20 years or so this movie is going to be considered a howler for the numerous discrepancies. Personally, I watch it with the sound off because the sets are dead-on accurate and the CGI is phenomenal. But the plot line is unrealistic and carries too many glaring temporal errors for me to enjoy it.