'Titanic' re-release sails to the big screen for film's 20th anniversary

Near, far, wherever you are in the U.S., you can watch the tearjerker "Titanic" on the big screen again or for the very first time.

In celebration of the 20th anniversary of the movie starring Kate Winslet, Leonardo DiCaprio and a floating piece of door that we still maintain really could have saved DiCaprio's character, Jack, "Titanic" will re-release at all AMC Theatres starting Dec. 1.

At some theaters, fans will even get the chance to watch the epic story of the doomed ocean liner in 3D.

"Titanic" will only be in theaters for a week. Tickets are now on sale at amctheatres.com/titanic.

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