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James Cameron was opening up to Vanity Fair as part of an ongoing commemoration of the 20tht anniversary of Titanic, a movie that took home 11 Oscars, including Best Picture and Director. But Cameron’ To learn more - wednesday.monster
Welcome back to Film Trooper. Director James Cameron has no love lost for big blockbuster Marvel and DC films that have seemingly taken the air out of the industry. The three-time Oscar director critiqued the two major superhero film franchises and their characters during an interview with The New York Times. In his critique, Cameron compared the characters of Marvel and DC to students in college and stated, “they all have relationships, but they really don’t.”
James Cameron also stated he believes many Marvel and DC characters don’t have the one core element that “grounds us.” The superhuman strength and invulnerability appear to be too much of a stretch for the veteran director, who’s busy developing his multiple Avatar sequels. However, Cameron did face some pushback when making the first Avatar movie. He got Avatar made his way because he reminded executives that he had made Titanic. Check this video out!
The consumer is talking. Are you listening? | Social Axia