James Cameron
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‘2012’ Director Grilled on 3D and Destruction Movies
“It’s like I created the genre myself and I’m a prisoner to it.”
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Jackson on Universal’s ‘King Kong’ Ride Upgrade
360-degree view of Skull Island, all images in 3D, tied in with simulator base of Kong fighting dinos, with fans in the middle of the battle.
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Jackson, Cameron Saddened by State of Film Industry (Video)
Despite the fanfare surrounding the unveiling of their new films "Avatar" and "District 9" at Comic-Con this past week, James Cameron and Peter Jackson say they’re saddened by the current state of the film industry. "I think at the moment it’s a strange time to be a filmmaker, because there’s a sense of depression in…
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Comic-Con: An IMAX, 3D Worldwide ‘Avatar Day’
After all the secrecy, Cameron goes public to the extreme.
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‘Avatar Day’: a Worldwide 3D, IMAX Preview (Video)
Get ready for “Avatar Day.” Having kept his 3D sci-fi adventure under wraps for so long, James Cameron is going public in a unprecedently big way. On Aug. 21, Fox will take over as many 3D and IMAX theaters as possible worldwide to show 15 free minutes of the long-awaited film. The director announced the…
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TheWrap’s Top 5 Comic-Con Must-Do’s
From ‘Avatar’ to vampires at the Cannes of San Diego, which starts Thursday.
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Jim Cameron: ‘Avatar’ Will Change Moviegoing
“3D is not like sound, but color. Color films were tentpole experiences, and then supplanted black and white.”
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Fox Debunks ‘Avatar’ Trailer Rumors
Studio squelches rumors that it will premiere before “Transformers 2.”
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James Cameron’s ‘Avatar’ Trailer — Not!
We got duped. We put this up Monday thinking it was the real thing … but no.
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3D Conversion: The Gauntlet Has Been Dropped
What if you had a leading expert in 2D-to-3D conversion technology go toe-to-toe with an expert in shooting movies in native 3D (dual cameras)? Which do you think would come out on top as the 3D platform of choice? I witnessed an interesting evolution on a comment thread from my 3D movie site. My…
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3-D: Risky Bet for Hollywood?
The initiative to boost 3-D could prove to be the movie industry’s latest misstep, says the New York Times.