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Posts with tag: james-cameron-avatar | Return to FantasySFBlog.com Homepage James Cameron, Benevolent Tyrant The New Yorker has a long piece about director James Cameron and his tyrannical ways on the set of his new SF film, Avatar. The director James Cameron is six feet two and fair, with paper-white hair and turbid blue-green eyes. He is a screamer—righteous, withering, aggrieved. "Do you want Paul Verhoeven to finish this motherf*****?" he shouted, an inch from Arnold Schwarzenegger’s face, after the actor went AWOL from the set of True Lies, a James Bond spoof that Cameron was shooting in Washington, D.C. (Schwarzenegger had been giving the other actors a tour of the Capitol.)Mij -- he sounds kind of like Sybil, only he only has two different personalities. Avatar has had so much hype that we are really wondering if it can really live up to the colossal expectations. It is costing around $230 million to make and will hit theaters on December 18. We can't wait to see it, of course. Posted on October 19, 2009 Permalink | Subscribe | | | Comments (View) The long-awaited trailer for James Cameron's film Avatar is here. Tomorrow has been dubbed Avatar Friday and some fans will get to see a 15-minute long glimpse from the upcoming film. The Telegraph says Cameron promises film is more complex than mean humans killing the blue Navi aliens. "But something that has this spoonful of sugar of all the action and the adventure and all that, which thrills me anyway as a fan, but also wanting to do something that has a conscience, that maybe in the enjoying of it makes you think a little bit about the way you interact with nature and your fellow man."Here's the trailer. Take a look: Posted on August 20, 2009 Permalink | Subscribe | | | Comments (View) Leaked Avatar Concept Art Above is some leaked concept art for James Cameron's 3-D adventure Avatar. It is impressive looking. If you look closer at the art on Marketsaw - which warns of spoilers - you can see a man inside the huge robotic exoskeleton (power suit). (via Vulture) Posted on May 31, 2009 Permalink | Subscribe | | | Comments (View)
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