James cameron

After 13 years, do people still care about "Avatar?"

The discovery sparked criticism and any number of fan theories about what it meant for the "Alien" cinematic universe.

Other celebrities, including Angelina Jolie, Leonardo DiCaprio and James Cameron, have reportedly all purchased tickets to fly on upcoming space flights.

Damon turned down the lead role of Jake Sully in 2009 blockbuster "Avatar," which would eventually star Sam Worthington.

Sadly Jack Dawson, played by Leonardo DiCaprio, still doesn't survive in the "Titanic" alternate ending.

The "cool historical detail" has been viewed over two million times after being noticed by Rafa Avali, who runs a TikTok channel for all things Titanic.

"Secrets of the Whales," produced by James Cameron and narrated by Sigourney Weaver, was filmed over three years in two dozen locations.

As fans eagerly await a sequel to "Avatar," its director James Cameron talks to Newsweek about another mysterious world he's putting on screen, one that also needs to be understood and protected.

The "Nomadland" filmmaker is the first Asian woman to win the Globe for Best Director, and just the second woman overall to collect the award.

The notorious perfectionist gave his former collaborator an update on his blockbuster's long-delayed follow-ups.

The new film reunites Arnold Schwarzenegger and Linda Hamilton on-screen.

The director said deep sea research is "shamefully underfunded" and called for a "global fleet of swarm robotics" to study Earth's oceans.

Director says the focus on records is detracting from deep sea science and exploration.

Dallas businessman and explorer broke James Cameron's world record of deepest solo dive by 66 feet.

Director James Cameron has amassed a remarkable collection of props over the course of his illustrious career.

He wrote scripts for Star Trek and was once sacked from a job at Disney after just half a day.

Was it just love? Or was Jack not using his cognitive survival skills?

Steven Spielberg was first among people thanked in Oscar speeches. God was sixth.

The "Avatar" director is standing by his earlier criticism that Wonder Woman is an "objectified icon."

The filmmaker never misses an opportunity to pat himself on the back for advancing the cause of women in film.

"James Cameron's inability to understand what 'Wonder Woman' is, or stands for, to women all over the world is unsurprising, as though he is a great filmmaker, he is not a woman," wrote the film's director, Patty Jenkins.

Not content with three sequels to the 2009 hit sci-fi movie—James Cameron is adding a fourth.