I agree with several of you. I found the scenes in the beginning where the lights were gliding over the shoes, the doll head, the and the piano and hearing the echoes and voices in the background. The "Nearer My God to Thee" sequence, the scene when the dome breaks and the water rushes in, and the scene shortly after where the doors and walls are being blown out by the water (dramatic and sad), and the ending when Rose goes back down to the ship and the ship is restored. The way she enters the Grand Stair case and those who perished are there welcoming her, but no one says a word, no one's mouth is moving, they just nod and smile cheerfuly. Everything about the way things were done in this movie is almost perfect (and in some scenes, perfect) IMO. Best ending I've ever seen too. I love the way the light pours out of the windows as the ship is being restored in that scene. WHole thing has such a warm dreamy glow.

Jessica