It assaults the senses to think that a film about two fictional characters who meet aboard ship and end up having sex three days later in the back seat of John Jacob Astor's car - in 1912, no less - could become the most popular movie of our time. What a disgusting insult to history, and to the great ship Titanic.Is this supposed to be a "tribute" to the 1,500 people who died at sea on April 15, 1912?Cameron's film makes a mockery of the Titanic story. He turns history on its ear for the sake of a mediocre soap opera story. Maybe some screen time could have been spent paying attention to the real people who sailed aboard that ship, and not to Rose's dopey "Freudian" comments - which in 1912 Edwardian society would have gotten her pitched overboard.See "A Night To Remember" (1958), based on Walter Lord's classic bestseller, for the true account of the Titanic disaster. And sink this new "Titanic" into any trash-holding receptacle nearest you. END