James Cameron Almost Played An Important Role In John Carpenter's The Thing
Before James Cameron became a legend in his own right, he worked with his own personal idol: The Thing director John Carpenter
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Before James Cameron became a legend in his own right, he worked with his own personal idol: The Thing director John Carpenter
Director James Cameron has revealed that post-production work for Avatar 3 is "right on track" and that Avatar 4 will feature a time jump of six years.
Making 'The Abyss' almost killed James Cameron. In a rare appearance, he revisited his 1989 underwater thriller and considered the future of AI in Hollywood.
“I see you.” That is the line spoken in both James Cameron’s original Avatar (2009) and its first sequel, the incredible Avatar: The Way of Water, released this past December, when the native Na’vi characters look into each other’s eyes and see the person within. And with the Oscar®-winning visual effects (VFX) he and his team have developed and utilized, the phrase takes on new meaning. The CG animated characters are not cartoons – they are people.
A famed director who once travelled to the deepest point of Earth has taken a swipe at the creators of the OceanGate submersible for lacking imagination to prevent a disaster.