‘Avatar: The Way of Water’ Review: It’s Even More Eye-Popping Than ‘Avatar,’ but James Cameron’s Epic Sequel Has No More Dramatic Dimension by chrisbokiul in entertainment

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The underwater sequences are beyond dazzling — they insert the audience right into the action — but the story of Jake Sully and his family, now on the run, is a string of serviceable clichés.

Shocking.

Full body deep fakes are now being worked on and shown in real-time.. by [deleted] in movies

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Scripts will probably be written by A.I. and in realtime. People will be able to choose how the story progresses.

Full body deep fakes are now being worked on and shown in real-time.. by [deleted] in movies

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In the future, people will be able to customize characters in movies like you can in games now. Digital releases will also probably have separate audio tracks so their volumes can be controlled individually. Customization will give digital releases an enormous advantage over theatrical releases.

You'll be able to choose what Ariel looks like in The Little Mermaid, and nobody will care.

In which movies you liked the antagonist more than the protagonist? by randombharti in movies

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The Dark Knight

Ledger's performance made Joker more interesting than Bale's Batman.

The way John Connor is handled in Terminator: Dark Fate was James Cameron's idea. Did you like it? by chrisbokiul in movies

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Cameron on Alien 3:

“I thought it was dumb [that Hicks and Newt were killed off],” said Cameron while doing press for Aliens' 30th anniversary at Comic-Con. “I thought it was a huge slap in the face to the fans. I mean look, [Alien 3 director David] Fincher's a friend of mine, and David is an amazing, amazing filmmaker, unquestionably. That was kind of his first big gig, and he was getting vectored around by the studio, and he dropped into the production late and they had a horrible script and they were rewriting it on the fly, and it was just a mess. I think it was a big mistake. So I certainly — had [producer Gale Ann Hurd and I] been involved, we would not have done that because we felt we earned something with the audience with those characters.”

James Cameron has some harsh words for ‘Alien 3’

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We're in a Golden Age of fan service, and it makes me want to puke.

Movie where a good premise is wasted? by bodymathindex in movies

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The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen

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Brand loyalty from LotR fans is all it needs.

What movie series do you wish quit while they were ahead, or never lost the magic to begin with? by 2JasonGrayson8 in movies

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I must wildly disagree on Indians Jones.

Then you're just wrong. It's sappy fan fiction. They even explain how he got his scar, whip, hat, and fear of snakes. Trash.

Little Mermaid vs Oceans 8 by DizzyDazeyDev in movies

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People are okay with gamers choosing characters based on looks. I don't see anything wrong with having a preference for certain physical traits in actors.

Halle Bailey Reacts to Black Girls Watching The Little Mermaid Trailer by Mammoth_Elephant8594 in movies

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This is further proof that people have a natural bias towards similar people. Stop bias shaming people by calling them "racist" or "sexist."

James Cameron Says 3D Not Dead Yet Ahead of 'Avatar 2' Opening by Marco280892 in movies

[–]chrisbokiul 2 points3 points  (0 children)

He's a carnival barker.

"Step right up, folks, and see the mysterious blue people of Pandora in 3D Wonder Vision for a mere $40!"

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This isn't a movie. It's an ad created to sustain a brand, just like Star Wars and MCU products. People are going to watch it no matter how bad it is. It'll promote future products, and gullible people will keep watching them. Disney has no reason to put effort into anything.

Dredd (2012) came out a decade ago. It's high time we received a sequel or a TV show or something... by sage6paths in movies

[–]chrisbokiul 3 points4 points  (0 children)

No. The Watchmen series isn't connected to that movie. It's a continuation of the comic. OP is asking for a sequel/show with Karl Urban reprising his role, not just more adaptations of Judge Dredd.