I honestly wouldn't care if James Cameron disappeared tomorrow along with 3D. If I'm not mistaken, soap operas are filmed at a high FPS. It just doesn't look good.

They would have to film using an Eye cam and the power of the Cell(ps3) to achieve such an amazing feat.

I wholeheartedly agree Whooop.

In a sense, he is a "visionary" storyteller. Through application of the deep recesses of his purely cinematic mind, he conjures up very broad, "original" environments. No one can emphatically claim that Avatar (though it has its flaws) fails to invoke tremendous visual satisfaction.

His narrative tropes may be tried-and-true (most films are, by default), and his knack for dialogue is often laughably bad, but his technical and visual style is immensely compelling. Plus, his ability to tell a provocative and entertaining story (Terminator 1 & 2, for instance) is highly commendable.

But I gotta say. I'm not sure the medium is ready for a faster frame rate deluge. I mean, most studios are still tinkering with 3D technology, and quite clearly, have been unable to routinely get it right. In fact, on many occasions their implementation of it has been terribly executed (think Clash of the Titans). Cameron's a little too ambitious in his hopes, though in appropriate time, the production process will heed his call.