#1 24 Jun 09 :: 18:54

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Jim Cameron's Avatar

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#2 24 Jun 09 :: 19:25

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Re: Jim Cameron's Avatar

I don't want a movie that comes completely out of a computer to "CHANGE MOVIES FOREVER".  We already have enough damn cartoons and robots and CGI worlds.  Call me crazy, but I like my movies to have HUMAN element in them.  And the further we go in the direction of stuff like this, the fewer real emotions we're going to get from our cinema.  At which point, I'm done with movies.  I don't go to the theater to watch shit blow up, nor do I go to look at "eye-popping visuals".  I go for stories about people.  :fedup:


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#3 24 Jun 09 :: 19:42

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I don't mind "special effects" movies at all, but I do prefer movies that are about something.

An example of a movie that I really enjoyed (but wasn't that successful) is the wonderful "Searching for Bobby Fisher," which affects me emotionally every single time that I see it.

I think it has something to do with the father/son dynamic. I would rather watch that movie over and over than watch, say, a "Transformers" movie.


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#4 24 Jun 09 :: 19:51

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That's exactly what I'm talking about, Shell.  I ADORE Searching For Bobby Fischer.  Really, it's one of my all time favorites.  I even have that beautiful poster.

searching_for_bobby_fischer.jpg?

This is my kind of movie.  And they can make 20 of them for the cost of one piece of shit about giant robots with balls who talk in ebonics.  roll


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#5 24 Jun 09 :: 19:58

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Re: Jim Cameron's Avatar

therealshell wrote:

I don't mind "special effects" movies at all, but I do prefer movies that are about something.

Same here.


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#6 24 Jun 09 :: 20:02

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Your "sig" line is one of my fave goofy songs. Whatever became of Oliver ?


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#7 24 Jun 09 :: 20:04

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Are you talking about my signature? It's from Hair. I love that song. I never get it out of my head once I listened to it. LOL


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#8 24 Jun 09 :: 20:11

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Samsy wrote:

Are you talking about my signature? It's from Hair. I love that song. I never get it out of my head once I listened to it. LOL

The "fireplace" version of the video for that song:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XBljH85erpA


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#9 24 Jun 09 :: 20:14

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Hahaha, this is cool. (I rather stick with the original song, though. wink )


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#10 25 Jun 09 :: 01:13

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Still sounds like a bore to me.  Come on, Cameron, MAKE me wanna see it.  I dare ya.


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#11 25 Jun 09 :: 02:16

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I can love a big stupid action movie, and often do.  But there still needs to be interesting or fun characters.  That is why Die Hard is good and Transformers wasn't.  I honestly think Cameron hasn't made a good movie since Aliens.


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