Goofs in Titanic movie ! ! Intersting !!!!

• Crew or equipment visible: Reflected in Rose's TV.
• Crew or equipment visible: When Jack approaches the door to the grand staircase for the first time, the camera is reflected in the glass.

• Anachronisms: A close-up of Captain Smith reveals that he is wearing modern contact lenses.
• Revealing mistakes: Near the end of the movie, when the Titanic is nearly vertical, a man, who is sliding down the ship, hits one of the capstans and it bends showing that it is clearly made of rubber.
• Revealing mistakes: When Rose punches the crewman who is dragging her down the hall, you can see the blood (from the blood pack) on his hand before it reaches his face. (Can be seen better in slow motion)
• Miscellaneous: When Rose and Jack (among others) are standing on the ship as it is sinking and they are about the go into the water, the size of the waves compared to the people don't match up. It looks as if the people were pasted there next to normal-sized waves.
• Crew or equipment visible: Reflected in the glass door opened for Jack as he enters the dining room.
• Revealing mistakes: In the shot where Rose "flies," the faces of Jack and Rose are lit from a different angle, though still from the left.
• Errors made by characters (possibly deliberate errors by the filmmakers): The hands sketching Rose are clearly too old to belong to Jack. (They actually belong to director James Cameron.)
• Crew or equipment visible: Reflected in a brass panel on the front of the Renault that Jack and Rose find in the cargo hold.
• Revealing mistakes: As the Titanic is sinking and begins to pitch forward, you can see passengers sliding forward across the deck. In one short scene, you can see a few people hit what's supposed to be a large metal reel. When they hit it, it crinkles, revealing that it's made of foam.
• Revealing mistakes: When Jack gives Rose the note after dinner, it's yellow, but when she reads it, it's white.
• Revealing mistakes: After dinner, Rose goes to meet Jack at the Clock in the Grand Staircase. The light shining through the dome makes it seem like it is mid-afternoon when in fact, the clock reads "9:00."
• Revealing mistakes: As the ship is tilting and Thomas Andrews is setting the mantle clock time to match his pocket watch, a glass falls off the mantle-piece. If you look under his arm the string that pulls it off is visible (in the wide screen version anyway)
• Revealing mistakes: In some shots it is visible that people who hang or fall off the Titanic cast shadows on the Titanic's hull, although the only source of light was Titanic itself.
• Revealing mistakes: After Jack and Rose reunite the crying boy with his father in the flooded hallway outside the room where Rose frees Jack, there is a dimly lit, slow-motion shot of the two running toward the camera, but it is clearly not them; it is their stunt doubles.
• Boom mic visible: When old Rose is seated in her stateroom aboard the salvage ship with Lizzy her granddaughter and he comes in to ask if her stateroom's all right and if there's anything she'd like. She replies, "Yes, I'd like to see my drawing," and behind her on the wall you can see the large banana shaped shadow of the boom dip down for her line and up again.
• Revealing mistakes: During the ship flyover, if you look closely you see a lady in a burgundy coat walking, but her feet aren't touching the ground. She is floating.
• Revealing mistakes: When Cal is shooting at Jack and Rose, Cal's shot hits a pineapple-shaped decorative item on the top of the base banister. In the next shot, we see the pineapple neatly blown apart with no bullet marks and vertical scorch marks from the pyrotechnic that was apparently used to blow it in half in the preceding shot.
• Revealing mistakes: In order to show the correct side of the ship when it's docked, the image was flipped in post-production. As a result, there are an inordinate number of left-handed people waving from the deck of the ship.
• Revealing mistakes: As the the lifeboat occupants scan the bodies with their electric torches, looking for survivors, the pools of light cast on the water do not match where they point the torches. The pools of light are obviously coming from off-screen spotlights, and the torch-bearers are frantically moving the torches around to try to point to where the spotlights are pointing.
• Crew or equipment visible: The skids of the camera helicopter are reflected in the window of the helicopter taking Rose and her granddaughter out to the research ship.
• Crew or equipment visible: Just after the collision, as Captain Smith walks to the starboard bridge-wing to look over the side and inspect the damage, the shadow of the camera is visible in the bottom left corner.
• Crew or equipment visible: While Jack is telling Rose about his past, the camera moves from a shot of the ship to a shot of them walking along the deck. You can see shadows of heaps of equipment and people moving along the ship (as the lights move).
• Revealing mistakes: A few times When people are standing on the rail, they appear to be crudely "pasted" in front of the sky.
• Revealing mistakes: When Rose is floating on the wooden plank and singing to herself, there is a shot of the stars in the sky. The stars on the left hand side of the screen are arranged symmetrically, revealing that the sky is artificial and the image has been mirrored.
• Revealing mistakes: Passenger falling from higher deck can be seen to bounce off "wooden" lifeboat.
• Revealing mistakes: In the last underwater shot during the collision with the iceberg obviously fake hull visible. The hull is sharply cut and there is some object behind it.
• Revealing mistakes: Rose's hair defies the law of gravity when she is atop the sinking ship. Her hair should be hanging down or at least moving in the cold wind as the scene suggests, but it is perfectly still and horizontal to the sinking ship.
• Miscellaneous: There is dirt on the lens (right side of screen) during the dining room scene angle on Jack.
• Revealing mistakes: The closing credits state that titanic was "Filmed in Panavision". This is incorrect. It was filmed using the Super 35 process that James Cameron has used for all of his movies and not using the Panavision anamorphic wide screen process. It was filmed, however, with Panavision cameras.
• Revealing mistakes: When Tommy yells, "You can't keep us locked in here like animals, the ship's bloody sinking!" his right hand is grabbing on to the gate at head level. The next shot shows Tommy with his right hand down and his left hand grabbing the gate.
• Crew or equipment visible: When Rose and Jack are on the first-class promenade, where she is thanking him, the shadow of the camera is visible on the wall.
• Revealing mistakes: Jack is locked up below decks and the porthole in the room is supposedly under several feet of water. But from inside, the surface of the water can be seen just at the top of the porthole.
• Revealing mistakes: When the dock workers at Southampton cast off Titanic's mooring lines, the heaving lines are still attached to her mooring lines. The smaller heaving lines are used only to pull a ship's larger mooring lines down to the dock when the ship arrives. Then, only the ship's mooring lines are fastened to the dock or are cast off when she departs.
• Revealing mistakes: An overhead shot of the ship on its way to New York shows the shadows of the masts falling to the left, but the sun is shining from the left (=south) also.
• Revealing mistakes: When Jack is drawing the portrait of Rose, she says "I believe you are blushing, Mr.Big Artiste", and you can clearly see that there is nothing on the paper.
• Revealing mistakes: In the scene with the church service, the pianist can be seen hitting the keys, but not moving his hands to change chords or hit any other notes.