Everyone is a critic, even towards a guy who redefined cinema with the majority of the films he was daring enough to give us. Yes, even after giving us two “avatar” films that broke the box office and a third that just wants to do the same, in a way, the franchise of the billion dollars of James Cameron has taken its successes to those who do not buy what it sells. But even if the rest of the world could have invested to see the interplanetary whales flop in belly on very advanced battleships, Cameron is still rightly frustrated by opponents of NA’VI.
In an interview with Empire, Cameron explained how 16 years after being in the conscience of the public, some still cannot really accept that there are real performances behind the captured movement, even if it comes from certain Oscar -winning stars that deliver them. “The number of times in the newspapers, they speak of Sigourney Weaver and Kate Winslet expressing their characters … It’s like, yes, and Russell Crowe expressed a character in ‘Gladiator’. He also presented himself for 12 months of photography!” Contempt was not satisfied with his casting, because some even believed that the man behind it did not work in the creation of this world Recognizable that any kind of rock space from the “Star Wars” universe. For some, it is simply not as it is done, even if Cameron creates a whole new way of doing it.
James Cameron believes that his avatar stars are still deserving credit
When you have players who run whole sequences underwater (and in the case of Kate Winslet, beating Tom Cruise in her relaxation record), it is undeniable that the stars behind CGI Extravaganza of Cameron put the work. Nevertheless, it is always something that some refuse to recognize. Pandora’s number one protector recalled how the members of the Guild of America of Directors were not on board like the rest of the world. “I do not think he was assisted by anyone who really voted, because that did not seem to have an effect,” recalls Cameron. “You don’t want to give us a price?
It is the love of the machine, however, that Cameron seems to be a question of discord. How the world of “avatar” and distribution inside are what Cameron feels that some cannot abandon, and its distribution of stars seems to suffer because of this. “But I think there is a point where the good work of the actors is not recognized. It is considered a second level approach to act, when I think it is a purer form than a photographic game. There is nothing sacred in a camera and a goal and a film, you know? But they act like that.” It is likely that with each trip to the extraterrestrial planet of Cameron, there will be a minority which is not willing to join it. Nevermind. He has already made two other biggest blockbusters of all time; What more can we add to his list?
