Titanic's big, but it doesn't have hyperdrive.
         Star Wars has WAY cooler action figure potential.
         Yoda could use the Force to lift Titanic out of the water.
         Leia is a princess, a senator, a freedom fighter, and Jedi material;
         Rose is just marriage bait.
         Ewoks throw better parties than either first class or steerage.

         When flying towards the Titanic, Wedge can't say "Look at
         the size of that thing!" and really mean it.
         It would be much scarier to get chased around the boat by a
         raving madman with a lightsaber as opposed to a handgun.
         Titanic is egalitarian by portraying poor people as
         sympathetic characters.  Star Wars is egalitarian by
         promoting bug-eyed amphibians to Admiral.

         Said bug-eyed amphibious Admiral manages NOT to lose his ship.
         We know Cal is the bad guy because he sneers at the poor
         and treats his fiancee like property.  We know Darth Vader is
         the bad guy because he strangles people and blows up planets
         for fun.

         Yeah, Leo can dance, but can he fly an X-wing?
         People have not lost their lives trying to recreate scenes from

         Star Wars on the bow of a cruise liner.
         Rose braves icy water to rescue her man.  Leia braves Jabba the Hut.
         Two words: John Williams.
         There are always enough escape pods in Star Wars.
         Do you know what the Empire does to self-proclaimed
         "kings of the world"?
         If Luke were handcuffed to a pipe below decks in a sinking
         ship, he would use the Force to get the key.
         "I'd rather be his whore than your wife" just doesn't have the
         same sting as "I'd rather kiss a Wookie."
         Han is frozen in carbonite and turned into a wall ornament.
         Leo simply freezes.
         We knew the boat was gonna sink. But who could've anticipated "Luke..
         I am your father"?
         Han Solo would've missed the dang iceberg!

Bob Schlosser
Melbourne, Florida
(407) 727-6893