Everyone is a critic, even to a guy who redefined the cinema with most of the films he was bold enough to give us. Yes, even after giving us two "Avatar" films that broke the box office And a third that is just itching to do the same, somehow the billion -dollar franchise of the Jamesesheims Cameron has taken its hits from those who simply do not buy what they sell. But despite the rest of the world investing in watching interplanetary whales on the stomach of highly advanced fighting ships, Cameron still becomes right frustrated with today's sides of Navi.

In an interview with EmpireCameron talked about how 16 years after being in public awareness, some still cannot accept that there are real performances behind the proposal that is captured, even if it is from some stars that they receive an Oscar, which he delivers. "The number of times in the newspapers they are talking about for sure Waver and Kate Winslet who express their characters ... That's how, yes, and Russell Crowe expressed a character in" Gladiator ". He also appeared in 12 months of photography! "Disrespect not only stood with his team, though some even believed that the man behind it did not invest so much about the creation of this foreign world, which is as recognizable as any kind of space rock from the" War of Starval "universe. For some, it's just not how it's done, even if Cameron creates a whole new way to do so.

When you have Role members record whole sequences under water (and in the case of Kate Winslet, beating Tom Cruise in his breath record), it is not denied that Stars' behind CGI extravagance of Cameron put their job. However, it is still something that some refuse to recognize. Pandora's number one protector reminded how members of the guild of directors of America were not on the ship as the rest of the world. "I think he didn't attend anyone who actually voted because he seemed to have no effect," Mr Cameron recalls. "You don't want to award us a reward? Good, whatever. That's why we don't."

However, the craft is that Cameron seems to be a matter of dispute. Like the world of Avatar and the cast in it is what Cameron thinks some cannot release, and his catch on All-Star seems to suffer. "But I think there is a point when the good work of the actors is not recognized. It is seen as a second -degree approach to acting, when I think it's more pure form than photographic acting. There is nothing sacred for camera and lens and a piece of film, you know? But they act like that." It is likely that with every trip to a foreign planet on Cameron, there will be a minority that is not ready to join him. There is no big deal. He has already made two more of the greatest blockbusters of all time; What has another one to add to his list?