Avatar: The Way of Water
"Dune: Part Two," "Barbie," "Dr. Strangelove," "Wait Until Dark," "Borat," and, yes, "Resident Evil" make the "Avatar" director's list of recommendations.
Cameron's Way of Water
The "Titanic" and "Avatar: The Way of Water" is an expert on deep-sea exploration, and has criticized OceanGate's handling of the Titan expedition.
Last week's "John Wick" bonanza has receded.
"You can't do that. I died as a martyr," Rodriguez told Cameron, adding, "I guess they don’t know what to do with the girl who doesn't have a boyfriend."
Top franchise filmmakers have become fearless in the face of short attention spans, and they're not wrong.
No, the acclaimed action sequel isn't available at home, but some PVOD sites already are offering advance purchases.
Eric Saindon, senior visual effects supervisor for "Avatar: The Way of Water," left the ceremony for an operation on a ruptured small intestine.
Rich Gelfond, in speaking with IndieWire, expects IMAX box office to hit $1.1 billion in 2023. The exhibition industry at large won't be so lucky.
"Guillermo del Toro’s Pinocchio" and "The Lord of The Rings: The Rings of Power" were the other big winners at the February 15 ceremony.
"I think Zoe’s amazing," Long said. "But I wasn’t even a topic of discussion, you know?"
James Cameron's new film is a massive hit — but "Titanic" sold about three times as many tickets.
The absence of strong new films took the usual late January toll, and James Cameron's blockbuster sequel continues to benefit from the lack of competition.
