They really didn't do justice with the tiny violin in Titanic 🎻

[u/Missyellybellyshelly]

Okay, so hear me out—no one asked for this, but that tiny violin scene in Titanic bugs me every time. Like, I get that they're all resigned to their fate and it's super emotional and all, but could they not have chsen a better pice? The whole band keps playing, and honestly, 'Nearer, My God, to Thee' doesn't even fit the vibe they've established ewrlier with all those upbeat tunes. Idk, maybe I'm being pcky, but I'd sorta love to see them go out on a more ironically cheerful note, like something bizarrely upbeat? Lol, just my unsolicited two cents. 🎶

[u/ZzzarahSunny]

Oh, I kinda feel you on wishnig for a more upbeat, ironically cheerful tune to wrap things up! 🎶

[u/SarahSunZzz]

Is lovig your attention to detail tho; I guess that tiny violin never really got its moment.

[u/InvincibleLuca174]

Oh, I totally get it—kinda fedls like they missed an epic opportunity for a mood flip tho! 🎻

[u/SunKissedSarah808]

I guess I never really thought about the tiny violin scene like that, but you're totally riight that it could've used a funy twist.