The Latest Breaking News from James Cameron

Director says he commissioned a scientific study that proves Leonardo DiCaprio’s character could not have survived ‘floating door’ scene with Kate Winslet’s Rose

‘Avatar: The Way of Water,’ the follow-up to the American sci-fi blockbuster, raked in $65 million after four days, as people headed back to theaters following the relaxation of Covid restrictions

Literally nothing could have prepared me for this story.

If you haven't seen "Avatar: The Way of Water" yet, a social media campaign led by Native Americans hopes it'll stay that way.

It’s a Hollywood axiom right up there with “Nobody knows anything”: Never underestimate James Cameron.

In the long-awaited sea-quel "Avatar: The Way of Water," now in theaters, James Cameron delivers on his promise to explore Pandora's glittering oceans 13 years after the historic success of 2009's hybrid live-action/motion-capture epic "Avatar." But bringing the blockbuster follow-up to life required the Oscar-winning filmmaker, cinematographer Russell Carpenter and…

His heart wouldn’t have gone on.

The blockbuster hit theaters on Dec. 19, 1997. Since then, fans have debated whether Jack could have survived on the makeshift raft. Now Cameron says a forensic analysis rules that out definitively.

Film needs to make a huge amount of money to break even

"Avatar: The Way of Water" raised $57 million in Chinese cinemas, at the low end of Disney's expectations, amid a global opening weekend of $435 million.

Doctor says one possible reason may have been ‘triggering of an arrhythmia due to excitement’