James Cameron

I've watched it so you don't have to. You're welcome.

Movie Review: James Cameron's Sanctum (2011) starring Richard Roxburgh, Rhys Wakefield, Ioan Gruffudd, Alice Parkinson, Nicole Downs, Allison Cratchley, Dan Wyllie

After the wild success of Avatar in theaters, you may be interested in picking up Avatar the game in one form or another. Check out this review of the DS version.

Write about your own Avatar like story and get a handle on how to receive constructive criticism; storytelling legends include James Cameron and Ray Bradbury.

A look at the presence of the White Messiah complex in Avatar and an analysis of why it is more acceptable to Western audiences than previous films featuring the same formula.

James Cameron wins Best Director for 'Avatar' at the Annual Golden Globe Awards. Here's a closer look at James Cameron's 'Avatar' and the other nominations. The list provides information on box office performance and approval rating.

Here is a comprehensive look at James Cameron's top grossing movies. This is a detailed ranking of his top earning movies worldwide. Avatar is James Cameron's fastest film to reach the $1 billion mark.

The blockbuster success of 'Avatar' crowns James Cameron as 'King Of The Movie World' - the Canadian movie director of Hollywood now has two films in the Top 5 Highest Grossing Movies of all time.

Review of James Cameron's latest epic, Avatar. Review of location, budget, and actors.

The trailer for James Cameron's new film "Avatar" has been released online and fans of the film will get their first look at the official trailer.

Eric Braeden is one of the most recognizable actors in television and film. I had the pleasure of chatting with him about acting in James Cameron's "Titanic" and his new movie "The Man Who Came Back."

Most fundamenalist leaning people loved the documentary "The Exodus Decoded." Yet they hate the film "The Lost Tomb of Jesus." Interesting, since they have the same production team.

James Cameron believes he found the tomb of Jesus Christ, but as a believer I am not at all convinced. However, I am certain that there is a war on Christianity and that it's an obsession.

Why are your favorite directors your favorite? Everyone has their favorites and their reasons why. Smith, Cameron and Del-Toro are mine. Here's why.

"Sanctum" is not all that exciting and absolutely waterlogged with a wealth of cliches making it indistinguishable from so many other flicks we've seen. It also is a perfectly good waste of an extra dimension, and makes you want to see 3D become extinct.

There's a lot of visual activity here, but no excitement. Instead, the director feebly stages the numbing confrontations and physical exertion, making the whole effort feel like a glorified basic cable movie.

Avatar has become part of HBO's lineup, and since my daughter is viewing ad nauseum, I feel the need to comment on those things that make Avatar so memorable.

Given the massive success of "Avatar," it was almost unthinkable that there wouldn't be at least one sequel. And now director James Cameron has announced there will be two more!

I have to say that I'm glad I gave Avatar a chance and went to see it. I was originally so stupidly against it after I was disappointed in the Avatar Day footage that I wasn't even going to see it in the theater.

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