Why Avatar 2 Has Taken Such An Insanely Long Time
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Man roll that shit into Alien and Predator (with some heavy Terminator cross promo) and get it in theaters this year.
Technology he has to help invent. 
That movie was fucking trash.
That movie was fucking trash.
Dude was one of the first to shoot in 4k.
I'm curious if this one will be shot in 8k.
I'm curious if this one will be shot in 8k.
fuck all this where's my district 10
hell throw in 28 months lata
cloverfield 2
hell throw in 28 months lata
cloverfield 2
Technology he has to help invent.
That movie was fucking trash.
Fucking "Daces with Wolves" in space.
Was really over-hyped, but the graphics were on point.
Fucking "Daces with Wolves" in space.
Was really over-hyped, but the graphics were on point.
man every studio in hollywood need to chip in and pay to make the next 1 for free..this nig open the doors for hollywood to make billions off that 3-d bullshit..that nig is 3-d like jordan is to nike..as soon as he made all that bread every fucking movie started claiming 3d
I'm not gonna front when I saw avatar in imax 3d shit blew my mind....i have been a fan of imax 3d ever since i actively seek out movies filmed in that format and I havent felt any movie has lived up to the way he filmed that movie.
exactly!
Hell yeah I'm waiting for Avatar sequels. I'm also waiting for Prometheus 2. BGOL hates both movies, so that means I love them.
28 Months Later is finally being discussed as of a few months ago.
Cloverfield ain't happening if JJ has to do it. Star wars is going to keep him too busy. I want to see all 3 myself.
man another sleeper movie they need to make the sequels to is mr.brooks..that movie was the shit..they need to finish the story
Missed it in theaters so I have no interest in watching it now. James Cameron is the man but he is planning 4 or 5 of these movies.Wish he cared about Terminator like that.
Nothing he can really do with Terminator because the rights have bounced around so much. They came this close a few years ago to reverting back to Cameron but Megan Ellison (Oracle founder Larry Ellison's daughter) whose company is making Terminator Genysis scooped them up.
He would have to be a hired hand at this point to work on it and at this point in his career I'm sure he's like fuck that. Fox pretty much hands him a blank check and let's him do whatever he wants then cuts him in on a huge backend take on every project he does.
Ship has sailed. It has to be new characters. Erry'body dead.
movie made a billion dollars...literally...but nikkas on bgol say it was wack....
***weebay gif***
movie made a billion dollars...literally...but nikkas on bgol say it was wack....
Take the 3d numbers away.
who is she ?
truth it made records, still cowboys and indians in space, any british (french, spanish) colony revolt, visuals were breathtaking beyond that nothing much going on much less new . (jedi mind trick: move along move along)movie made a billion dollars...literally...but nikkas on bgol say it was wack....
Fucking "Daces with Wolves" in space.
Was really over-hyped, but the graphics were on point.
movie made a billion dollars...literally...but nikkas on bgol say it was wack....
it was extremely wack. it made that much money because they actually took their time and made a movie specifically designed for the 3d experience. the visuals and the nuances of not overdoing it and making it feel like a real 3d world is why it's acclaimed.
the story itself had been done 10000000000x's
...James Cameron's Avatar has been championed as an attempt at original science fiction storytelling in film amongst a sea of remakes and adaptations. But Cameron may have borrowed some of the key aspects of his tale from author Poul Anderson.
Reader Goldfarb pointed us to Call Me Joe, a novella written in 1957 by Golden Age science fiction writer Poul Anderson. Many fans of Anderson suspect that the story was an important influence on Avatar, and some are calling for Anderson to be credited on the film. And it's easy to see why.
Like Avatar, Call Me Joe centers on a paraplegic — Ed Anglesey — who telepathically connects with an artificially created life form in order to explore a harsh planet (in this case, Jupiter). Anglesey, like Avatar's Jake Sully, revels in the freedom and strength of his artificial created body, battles predators on the surface of Jupiter, and gradually goes native as he spends more time connected to his artificial body.
Now, there's nothing wrong with being inspired or influenced by other writers, and Cameron has mentioned a host of influences for Avatar: Dances with Wolves, Rudyard Kipling, Edgar Rice Burroughs. But it's odd, given some remarkable similarities in the plots, that he doesn't appear to have mentioned Anderson as a specific inspiration.
Should the similarities between Avatar and Call Me Joe cause problems for Cameron, it wouldn't be the first time. After The Terminator came out, writer Harlan Ellison sued the production company for plagiarizing two episodes he wrote for The Outer Limits. Even though Cameron took Ellison's ideas in a very different and novel direction, the company settled with Ellison, who is now acknowledged in the film's credits.
Avatar may be, by and large, an original film, much as The Terminator is. But there may be firmer roots beneath his story than Cameron has acknowledged thus far.
james camron is doing what we NOT doing..
he is sitting back, & enjoying his money..
he out playing in the bottom of the ocean.. (his fav hobby).
fuck making movies.. he will make one, when he broke and need some more money..
google it, he got a new movie on netflix about it.
Just announced.
You know they're making a part 2 to this. NINETEEN YEARS LATER.
When it comes out, it'll be 30 years later.
Fuck it, I liked it and ill watch the next one
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