Cool to see him branch out from avatar after 20 years but personally I’ll always be upset we didn’t get his take on Alita
Would rather him have made the first and definitely would rather him make the sequel
God that would be amazing
Hopefully he does one of the planned Alita sequels
Seems in poor taste ngl
Japanese nigga running back and forth thru Japan to the benny hill theme gonna be a JC classic
Like how do you sell this movie an any way that won’t have the theaters packed with ppl drooling to see thousands of innocent Japanese violently vaporized
Like how do you sell this movie an any way that won’t have the theaters packed with ppl drooling to see thousands of innocent Japanese violently vaporized
people were wining about how they didn't see a bunch of Japanese get vaporized in Oppenheimer lol idk they might rush out to see this but also criticize it's existence.
God that would be amazing
Hopefully he does one of the planned Alita sequels
He finna leave it to Robert Rodriguez
Like how do you sell this movie an any way that won’t have the theaters packed with ppl drooling to see thousands of innocent Japanese violently vaporized
Leak into it and with marketing say it shows it and if you are not for it you’re not a real patriot
Then in the Japanese release marketing. Say Cameron is showing the true horrors to show people what the Japanese people went through
Clint Eastwood is 94 and dropped a film 3 years ago. FFC is about to drop his magnum opus in less than two weeks at age 85. Cameron seems active and passionate enough to finish his dream franchise
FFC part of this aged like milk
If they go dark with the nuclear scenes… this has potential to be one of the most shocking and terrifying moments of cinema ever
We ain’t ready to see people melting like ice-cream on a sunny day with weta top tier vfx
No way this isn’t just incredibly offensive gore p***
If it’s a story centered on the main character being a Japanese man and allows audiences to empathize with the Japanese citizens that endured this event, how is that not a positive step in the right direction of getting Americans to view these bombs as being one of our greatest atrocities?
If it’s a story centered on the main character being a Japanese man and allows audiences to empathize with the Japanese citizens that endured this event, how is that not a positive step in the right direction of getting Americans to view these bombs as being one of our greatest atrocities?
Hearing Gene Hackman's character support the bombing in Crimson Tide damn near made me throw up
Wish he would take Alita from Robert …