“I’m the king of the world!” are the words James Cameron will be screaming when he gets the box office receipts for the re-release of the mega-hit “Titanic”. Back in 1997, James Cameron delivered a technological wonder in effectively recreating the tragedy of the sinking of the Titanic. At the time, it was the highest grossing movie of all time and the winner of 11 Academy Awards. Since the release of “Avatar” in 2009, James Cameron has been perfecting the 3D technology and subsequently up-converting his masterpiece, “Titanic”. It has taken over 3 years to do this process with the approval and supervision of Cameron. Well, we now have a…

According to Mania via Collider, “Avatar” director James Cameron is still planning on making the movie adaptation of manga and anime series “Battle Angel”. Cameron had the film rights to the anime series for a while now, and is apparently still interested in working on the film. Cameron, who is also working on the sequels to “Avatar” and has “Sanctum” currently in theaters, told Collider, “I’m obviously going to be pretty busy for the next five years…And so I had to consider, do I hand this project off to another director? And then I thought, ‘No, I love it too much.’” As far as the plot goes, Cameron said that he…

Are you one of those who long to go back to Pandora? Well, director/creator of Avatar James Cameron has your wishes covered. According to Entertainment Weekly, Cameron is currently at work penning the script to the next two installments of “Avatar.” He has also stated that the films are set to be released Christmas 2014 and 2015. “We are planning to shoot them together and post them together, and we will probably release them not quite back to back, but about a year apart,” he told the magazine. He also said that all of the surviving main characters are expected to come back in the sequels, although I’m sure that…

James Cameron is trying to get director Louis Leterrier to helm the upcoming ‘Fantastic Voyage’ movie, Cinemablend.com is reporting. The ‘Avatar’ director and writer wants Leterrier in part because his last movie, ‘Clash of the Titans,’ grossed nearly half a billion dollars worldwide, despite receiving poor critical reviews. The news comes after it was revealed that Cameron brought in ‘Shutter Island’ writer Laeta Kalogridis to put the finishing touches on the script of Fox’s new remake. The production team for ‘Fantastic Voyage,’ which is based on a ride in Disney World’s Epcot park, is trying to start shooting early next year, as Leterrier is currently free. He pasted on directing…

New York, NY, Monday, October 18, 2010 – Three months and 800 million dollars in box office receipts since its release in July, Warner Brothers’ “Inception” proved to have penetrated the psyches of moviegoers worldwide as it garnered six awards at Spike TV’s “SCREAM 2010,” the first and only event honoring the best in fantasy, sci-fi, comics and horror. With its acclaimed screenwriter and director Christopher Nolan on hand, the psychological science fiction thriller took home acting awards for its stars Leonardo DiCaprio (Best Science Fiction Actor), Joseph Gordon-Levitt (Best Supporting Actor) and Tom Hardy (Breakout Performance), “Fight Scene of the Year” for its unforgettable Anti-Gravity Elevator battle, “Best Science…

Julia Roberts, Scott Pilgrim and a horde of man-eating piranha may have been no match for Sly and the gang, but the devil is a different story. Not only did The Last Exorcism snag the top spot from the The Expendables but this week’s other newcomer Takers, too, but not by much. Eli Roth and Lionsgate are likely very pleased with The Last Exorcism’s $21.3 million opening especially considering the film only took $1.8 million to make. And the same goes for the folks over at Screen Gems. After being bumped from its original May release date, who would have thought Takers would help end the summer with a bang…

Here’s the complete 2010 Teen Choice Awards Winners: MOVIES Choice Movie: Action Adventure Sherlock Holmes Choice Movie: Liplock Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart, The Twilight Saga: New Moon Choice Movie Actor: Fantasy Taylor Lautner, The Twilight Saga: New Moon Choice Movie Actor: Action Adventure Channing Tatum, G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra Choice Movie Actress: Action Adventure Rachel McAdams, Sherlock Holmes Choice Movie: Sci-Fi Avatar Choice Movie: Fight Mia Wasikowska vs. The Jabberwocky, Alice in Wonderland Choice Movie: Hissy Fit Miley Cyrus, The Last Song Choice Movie: Chemistry Kristen Stewart and Robert Pattinson, The Twilight Saga: New Moon Choice Movie: Male Breakout Liam Hemsworth, The Last Song Choice Movie: Female…

The thought of James Cameron spending $300 million on Avatar is outrageous, but for some reason, M. Night Shyamalan getting $280 million -$130 million for marketing, $150 million for production – for The Last Airbender seems downright ridiculous. Cameron spends big, but delivers big; with Shyamalan, that’s not always the case, especially recently. Okay, despite getting trounced by the critics The Happening did manage to take in $163.4 million worldwide, but $280 million still seems like too much to gamble on a filmmaker that can’t guarantee quality. Plus, the guy is in a total slump. Ever since Signs, he’s fallen further and further. The Village isn’t terrible, but far from…

Here’s the complete nominee list for the “2010 MTV Movie Awards” airing LIVE on Sunday, June 6 at 9pm ET/8pm C from the Gibson Amphitheatre in Universal City, CA. BEST MOVIE – Alice In Wonderland Director: Tim Burton, Producers: Suzanne Todd, Jennifer Todd, Joe Roth and Richard D. Zanuck (Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures) – Avatar Director: James Cameron, Producers: James Cameron and Jon Landau (Twentieth Century Fox) – Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince Director: David Yates, Producers: David Heyman and David Barron (Warner Bros. Pictures) – The Hangover Director: Todd Phillips, Producers: Todd Phillips and Dan Goldberg (Warner Bros. Pictures) – The Twilight Saga: New Moon Director: Chris…

Ever since Avatar smashed every box office record in history, it’s been understood that a sequel will follow. But beyond that, nobody really knows anything about Avatar 2 at all, even the first film’s producer, Jon Landau. While talking to ComingSoon at a sneak peek of Avatar on Blu-ray, Landau revealed that he’s feeling some sequel stress. “Look, I think one of the things that we have been successful at is that the most pressure we feel is our own pressure,” he said. “We’ve always said that if the public wanted a sequel that we would do a sequel.” He added, “We’re only going to do it when we have…