James Cameron's favorite movie scene that he shot is from his box office-breaking Titanic, though it might not be the shot you would expect.

James Cameron blasts Trump, warns about AI dangers in Hollywood, and reveals he may leave "Avatar" franchise depending on future box office performance.

James Cameron says the Oscars don't care about science-fiction movies and therefore he doesn't really care about the Oscars.

2009’s “Avatar” was nominated for nine Oscars and took home three, while 2022’s “Avatar: The Way of Water” garnered four noms and won one trophy for visual effects. The third installment, “Avatar: Fire and Ash” was released on Friday. Meanwhile, fellow sci-fi flick, “Dune: Part One” hit theaters in 2021 while “Dune: Part Two” was released in 2024.

Iliff details the story of Point Break, which he wrote based on an idea from filmmaker Rick King, with Ridley Scott originally attached to direct. The movie would then jump around studios, and lose Scott to Black Rain, before it ended up at 20th Century Fox with Kathryn Bigelow directing.

The director says Damon's claim that he turned down 10 percent of 'Avatar' to play Jake Sully isn't exactly true: "It wouldn't have happened. He doesn't have to beat himself up anymore."

Arnold Schwarzenegger is saying hasta la vista, baby, to the “Terminator” movies. After starring in almost all of the films in the franchise since the titular project in 1984, the actor, 78, won’t be returning for the next installment.

But now, everyone is curious about what Cameron has to say about the future of the franchise. Cameron's note on Avatar 4 is as vibrant and hilarious as expected from the iconic auteur. MovieZine inquired with James Cameron about the status of Avatar 4 following the massive success of Fire and Ash.