NYTIME: "Nearly a year after his movie “Avatar” broke box-office records and opened up a floodgate of big-budget 3-D features, James Cameron is still very much immersed in his budding science-fiction franchise and the medium of 3-D filmmaking. On Nov. 16 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment will release a special extended collector’s edition of “Avatar” on DVD and Blu-ray, including a longer cut of the film and nearly an hour of deleted scenes, among other bonus features.
But Mr. Cameron would not be the director who once declared himself the king of the world if his ambitions ended there."
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Personally his films are ok, but they are not out of this world and he shouldn't be calling himself king of the industry. He just knows how to throw alot of money at a popular genre to make it look pretty. Avatar was nothing original, in fact Disney was already there and done with that story years ago.
3D is just another push, it won't be around forever. I don't think 3D is here yet, and it won't be here until we no longer need to wear glasses to see the effects. Lucky for Hollywood, TV makers are already doing that.