When I saw the trailer for Titanic 3-D before The Hunger Games, a wave of nostalgia hit me like a ton of freezing ocean water, drowning any cynicism I might have had about the 1997 blockbuster or the upcoming 3-D rendering (Apr. 4). In time for the centenary of the doomed ocean liner’s sinking and the re-release, Harper Design has issued an all-new paperback edition of the best-seller James Cameron’s Titanic, which could be found in many a sixth-grader’s backpack in the late ’90s. The re-issue sports a snazzy new lenticular cover, bringing Jack (Leonardo DiCaprio) and Rose (Kate Winslet) off the page. It also features 26 never-before-seen images from the film studio’s archive, some of which we have here. Cue up the Celine Dion and take a look!
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