Paramount has released a trailer for James Cameron’s Titanic 3D and it looks strangely identical to a movie I saw over 14 years ago. The question is whether audiences will turn up for a movie that was once the highest grossing of all-time and is aired on cable every other week. Will you see Titanic 3D?
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Watching “Titanic” For The First Time
Up until yesterday, I had not seen Titanic. I had seen all of James Cameron’s other mega-productions, I was familiar with and liked DiCaprio and Winslet and I had my eardrums violated several times already by Celine Dion’s rendition of “My Heart Will Go On”, but I had never witnessed to all of that grandeur put together.
Movie News Weekly Round-Up: November 2, 2010
The Weekly Movie News Round-up is an aggregation of news gathered from all across the movie industry released every weekend. Inside, discuss all the latest movie news, casting news, and trailers to your heart’s content! This week, check out the first pictures of Chris Evans as Captain America!
Movie News Weekly Round-Up: August 14, 2010
I hope everyone is enjoying a great weekend so far. Our weekly edition of the Round-Up has been posted for your enjoyment. Inside, take a look at what Rachel Weisz and Ben Affleck are up to these days. Don’t miss on this week’s movie news, casting news, trailers and links!
Movie News Weekly Round-Up: August 7, 2010
I hope everyone is having a great weekend so far. Our weekly edition of the Round-Up has been posted for your enjoyment. Don’t miss on this week’s movie news, casting news, trailers and links!
Movie News: Weekly Round-Up 04/21/2010
Movie News: Cannes Film Festival official selection announced (First Showing) Curtis Hanson (LA Confidential) to direct a movie about a real-life bogus cop (Deadline) Dimension Films to remake Bernard and the Genie (Pajiba) Horror Comic Crossed getting its adaptation (Variety) The Hobbit still waiting for green light says Peter Jackson (Moviefone) James Bond 23 delayed [...]
Envelope Director’s Roundtable
One of the most interesting part was about the importance of casting and auditioning. Cameron says that casting is the single most important decision involved in making a movie. Furthermore, even highly accomplished directors like Tarantino and Cameron still audition for their characters:
Movie Review: Titanic (1997)
Directed by James Cameron, Titanic was the highest grossing movie ever until Avatar dethroned it only recently. This is a movie that everyone loves to hate now but I remember back in 1997 when everyone saw it in theater, sometime multiple times, it was a goddamn smashing success. I eventually went to see it weeks after the open (I was not a movie buff back then lol) and as an impressionable kid, I was pretty blown away too.
Movie News of the Week
Robocop Delayed: Darren Aronofsky’s “RoboCop” remake has been put on hold. Apparently, MGM now wants a 3D movie while Aronofsky absolutely oppose the idea. I would not be surprised if he gets canned, unfortunately. Avatar Sequel: James Cameron confirmed that there will be a sequel. What a surprise! New Kick-Ass Theatrical Trailer: I am definitely [...]
Movie Review: Avatar (2009)
A technologically advanced civilization shows up in a previously virgin place full of highly desirable resources but the native and “primitive” population is sitting right on top of it and is unwilling to move. Naturally, this native population lives in harmony with nature while the new comers destroy everything in sight with no regards. One of the young newcomers falls in love with the native princess and has to straddle the line between two colliding worlds. In case you are wondering, this is not a review of Pocahontas or Dance with the Wolves but James Cameron’s new movie Avatar.
