South Park/Titanic

Considering the fact that Titanic was the highest grossing movie of all time and that everyone and their mother saw it between two and six times, I find it odd that there haven't been any references to or even jokes about Titanic on South Park. It's not necessarily a bad thing, since Titanic has been shockingly overexposed in the media(I've seen it twice myself--I'm not criticizing the film), but it would be neat to see Wendy dragging Stan to see Titanic or something along those lines. I may put such a scene in a fanfic, if ever I decide to right one.

Christopher

I'm not to sure about that. The song that was alwayed played whenever Mrs. Cartman met a new man at the drunken barn dance in the Cliffhaner sure sounded like a rip off of the Celin Dion song.

Actually, I think it was a Celine Dion song(just not My Heart Will Go On), but that doesn't count as a reference to Titanic.

On 23 May 1998 07:08:40 GMT, "Christopher S. Carrig" wrote:

If you compare the two songs, I think it's pretty obvious it's a ripoff of the Celine Dione song.

"Near... far... <whatever> you are..." - Celine Dion song

"There... you are... like a <something> star..." - South Park song

I think it's pretty obvious Matt and Trey get a kick out of that no talent skank Dion, and more power to them for doing so.

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Even if it was, it still doesn't count as a reference to Titanic. The song/parody/whatever was in the context of a romantic scene. Titanic simply didn't come into it.

Actually, I think it was a Celine Dion song(just not My Heart Will Go On), but that doesn't count as a reference to Titanic.

I'm not to sure about that. The song that was alwayed played whenever Mrs. Cartman met a new man at the drunken barn dance in the Cliffhaner sure sounded like a rip off of the Celin Dion song.

I do know that WPLJ radio in New York City every now and then plays a Titanic-South Park re-mix. I just wish I had a copy of it. It makes me cry every time.

If you get a copy of it, send it to me or post it. Thanks.

Justinian The Sluggard wrote in article ...

I swear on the fifteenth time I saw Titanic, Stan and Cartman were in almost every Scene.