Dubai man 'fixes' Titanic with AI, Jack and Rose fans didn't see this coming
Dubai-based creator inserted himself into Titanic with AI edits, and ended up "fixing" some iconic scenes from the movie. The playful remix drew amused reactions online, with viewers praising the seamless edits and joking that he had finally fixed the film.
More than 25 years after Titanic left audiences heartbroken over Jack Dawson’s fate, one man decided he had seen enough, and took it upon himself to personally rewrite cinema history using Artificial Intelligence.
Armed with AI edits, perfect comic timing, and an unapologetically smug sense of “problem-solving,” a Dubai-based content creator has left the internet playing his video on repeat where he inserted himself into the iconic film and, quite literally, fixed all of its problems.
Hakam Kiki, a Dubai-based AI specialist, shared the hilarious video on his official Instagram account, reimagining himself as the unexpected hero of James Cameron’s Titanic, the 1997 blockbuster that became one of the highest-grossing films of all time and is still remembered for its tragic love story between Jack and Rose aboard the ill-fated RMS Titanic.
In the clip, Kiki seamlessly edited himself into some of the film’s most memorable scenes, beginning with perhaps the most debated moment in movie history, the ending. As Rose floated atop the now-famous wooden board after the ship sank, Kiki appeared in the frame and casually helped Jack climb aboard as well, solving the decades-long internet argument over whether there was “room for two.”
But he did not stop there.
In another scene, as Rose stood romantically with Jack, Kiki suddenly sprinted into frame, dramatically scooped her up into his arms, and ran away with her while a visibly confused Jack chased after them. The absurdity only escalated from there, with Kiki inserting himself into scene after scene as naturally as possible.
One especially hilarious edit featured the famous moment where Jack sketches Rose. Instead of Rose posing for the portrait, however, Kiki hilariously replaced her, leaving Jack staring in utter horror before screaming in disbelief.
Sharing the video online, Kiki jokingly captioned it, “I solved all the problems in Titanic.”
Watch the video here:
The internet, naturally, was fully onboard with the alternate universe.
In the comments section, several viewers joked that this was the ending audiences had deserved all along, with many playfully imagining a version where everyone somehow made it safely to shore.
Others declared it the “best alternate universe,” laughing over the fact that Jack had finally survived after years of fans debating his fate.
Several users were particularly amused by how confidently Kiki had inserted himself into the film’s emotional moments, with some joking that he had earned the title of an “elite problem solver” and should probably add it to his resume. Others praised the editing itself, saying the AI additions looked surprisingly natural and made the scenes even funnier.
More than 25 years after Titanic left audiences heartbroken over Jack Dawson’s fate, one man decided he had seen enough, and took it upon himself to personally rewrite cinema history using Artificial Intelligence.
Armed with AI edits, perfect comic timing, and an unapologetically smug sense of “problem-solving,” a Dubai-based content creator has left the internet playing his video on repeat where he inserted himself into the iconic film and, quite literally, fixed all of its problems.
Hakam Kiki, a Dubai-based AI specialist, shared the hilarious video on his official Instagram account, reimagining himself as the unexpected hero of James Cameron’s Titanic, the 1997 blockbuster that became one of the highest-grossing films of all time and is still remembered for its tragic love story between Jack and Rose aboard the ill-fated RMS Titanic.
In the clip, Kiki seamlessly edited himself into some of the film’s most memorable scenes, beginning with perhaps the most debated moment in movie history, the ending. As Rose floated atop the now-famous wooden board after the ship sank, Kiki appeared in the frame and casually helped Jack climb aboard as well, solving the decades-long internet argument over whether there was “room for two.”
But he did not stop there.
In another scene, as Rose stood romantically with Jack, Kiki suddenly sprinted into frame, dramatically scooped her up into his arms, and ran away with her while a visibly confused Jack chased after them. The absurdity only escalated from there, with Kiki inserting himself into scene after scene as naturally as possible.
One especially hilarious edit featured the famous moment where Jack sketches Rose. Instead of Rose posing for the portrait, however, Kiki hilariously replaced her, leaving Jack staring in utter horror before screaming in disbelief.
Sharing the video online, Kiki jokingly captioned it, “I solved all the problems in Titanic.”
Watch the video here:
The internet, naturally, was fully onboard with the alternate universe.
In the comments section, several viewers joked that this was the ending audiences had deserved all along, with many playfully imagining a version where everyone somehow made it safely to shore.
Others declared it the “best alternate universe,” laughing over the fact that Jack had finally survived after years of fans debating his fate.
Several users were particularly amused by how confidently Kiki had inserted himself into the film’s emotional moments, with some joking that he had earned the title of an “elite problem solver” and should probably add it to his resume. Others praised the editing itself, saying the AI additions looked surprisingly natural and made the scenes even funnier.
