JAMES CAMERON'S STORY OF SCIENCE FICTION | Christopher Nolan Clip (AMC)

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James Cameron's Story of Science Fiction Clip "Christopher Nolan"

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[@splendidemendax2776]

Where can i see the whole thing?

[@jgreg3596]

James Cameron and Christopher Nolan in the same room talking about science fiction? (Takes deep breath) This is everything I need right now.

[@John-X]

3:15 James Cameron: yeah yeah yeah yeahyeahyeah yeah yeah...yeah

[@defiverr4697]

@@John-X Cameron's way of saying to Nolan, you-know-nothing-pos-hack.

[@kayzee3595]

@@defiverr4697 😂😂 Exactly!

[@walterwhite4699]

(Takes deep breath) Dramatic 101

[@sfest5992]

Christopher Nolan has CHILD LIKE excitement when he explains his favourite points. His eyes widen, his facial expressions and body language becomes more intense and animated. This genius man becomes a young boy when it comes to his films! Love that~

[@AdvaitThakur]

Yes because when a person talk about what he/she love the most, the eyes widen. It shows how he loves it.

[@defiverr4697]

Because he is a baby filmmaker and wet behind the ears. Can't tell a story if it shit in his diaper. His brother is the writer not this hack.

[@Primus-kz3ri]

@@defiverr4697 hate much? Him and his brother work on them together. Chris is definitely the genius behind this tho since he’s the literal Director lmao. Just because you see “Written by” doesn’t mean they wrote the concept dumbass lol.

[@defiverr4697]

@@Primus-kz3ri Brother left Nolan a few years ago. Tenet was not written by the brother, and it is unwatchable. And proves the point. Concept means nothing in the biz, it's the execution of it that matters. Nolan can only execute shit now.

[@uscman]

Watch his interview with Richard Donner, he lit up and grinned when chatting with him and talked about how his Superman film played a huge part in making The Dark Knight Trilogy

[@darkjedi7]

3D vs IMAX

[@KilliK69]

Avatar came out in 3D IMAX...

[@rongovard6761]

Make in 3dsmax

[@vmoonlight4962]

IMAX 3D is the best film experience ever

[@scottwilliam3470]

IMAX WINS!!!

[@aljazkordic6287]

3D is dogshit

[@dannyr2976]

Two things Cameron and Nolan have in common; both are incredible filmmakers and both NEVER attended film school to learn their craft.

[@FloydPink23]

True, but Nolan did go to university in large part because he knew he could make films there.

[@dannyr2976]

I'm comparing the two directors to Michael Bay, who actually studied film, yet quite a few of his movies have no character depth or are thought provoking (except maybe why is Revenge of the Fallen so BAD!!!)

[@jesseward4115]

Michael Bay is just lazy. *When* he decided to make a good movie then it is a truly great film. The Island or 13 hours. But most of the time he just makes silly action flicks.

[@MachineFuckingHate]

Axxonn , Nolan's subject in university was literature, not film.

[@trollzynisaacjohan1793]

yeah but they may be why he can write great scripts (which is still telling a story in a written form) look at memento for example.

[@Supermike6]

Wow, never seen Nolan this enthusiastic before!

[@Joshalots]

james directed him

[@brynleyjones2674]

James fed into his intellectual tangent

[@FelixIvanov-]

If you think about it, Christopher Nolan made his first movie somewhere in the end of 90x, he did some short films from 89-96 so he probably payed much attention to cinema at that time. By the end of 90x James Cameron was the biggest star director, he nailed all the practical effects, he build the ship and sink it, and he even did some 3D vfx, that at the time (and still is) looking very sharp. I wonder that Nolan probably looked out to James Cameron as well as to other great directors, and probably he knew that he can give them some good competition. And here James Cameron discusses Christopher Nolan's work with great compliments. So yes, he is probably quite enthusiastic.

[@alexispapageorgiou72]

Kinda works that way when you're talking to a beast!

[@JuanHernandez-ze3si]

@@FelixIvanov- Exactly what I was thinking, Nolan has to be in some way a fan of Cameron.

[@akash3464]

Man who introduced 3D With Man who hates 3D

[@akash3464]

AVATAR/INTERSTELLAR

[@akash3464]

😍

[@MachineFuckingHate]

He doesn't hate it. It's just not his cup of tea and he doesn't want to use it for his films.

[@TheOtherGuy021]

Let them fight !!

Man who loves digital. Man who loves film.

[@naanireddydirector]

Two Legends in One Frame!!!! 2018 is Blessed.

[@dazing374]

Yeah

[@Salman-dg4lt]

And 2020

[@jacktorrance9378]

And 2020 is fucked

[@billycasper3351]

@@Salman-dg4lt 2020 is a joke

[@defiverr4697]

One Legend, one coffee boy, one multiple Oscar winner, one wannabe Oscar drooler, and one four-sequel filmmaker, and one 2020 tanked filmmaker, respectively.

[@IceSkateUpHilll]

Terminator 2 and The Dark Knight are some of the best sequels ever.

[@zfurr8629]

Especially T2 I think TDK and begins are pretty close in quality while T2 just elevated the immersion passed the first one

[@hood6089]

The two best

[@prashanthadepu3013]

Blade runner 2049 is also good sequel. Aliens 2 too

[@richos07]

@@zfurr8629 personally I think TDK was a dramatic upgrade from Batman Begins. Mainly because of the utilization of IMAX cameras, Heath Ledger's performance as The Joker and the fact that it feels like a neo-noir crime drama rather than a typical superhero movie.

[@strikerbowls791]

Top gun maverick

[@emin777]

It is just amazing to see these two giant movie masters sit together and chat. I would watch them talk for hours.

[@beltenebrosgr1904]

Honestly... two of the best directors ever and as creators very close to each other. Never a bad movie, always good storytelling. Very good filmakers, very good storytellers, happy to see anything they create.

[@ColourBlindHero]

It's weird to think James Cameron has made just one film during Christopher Nolan's entire career.

[@FacelessWarrior86]

Yeah, now 2

[@paradise_valley]

Damn that’s true

[@MrMoody-qz8wy]

We all can hear them talk for hours. These are the minds behind movies like Titanic, The Terminator, Aliens, Avatar, Inception, Interstellar, The Prestige, Dark Knight Trilogy, Momento, Dunkirk. Pure Class Cinema❤😍

[@sherlockholmes4224]

Oh God, the dose of nostalgia

[@neonerfilms]

2 of my favorite directors wtfff

[@yugioh887]

The Russo brothers!!! IKR

[@REAL6]

yugioh887 They are nowhere near the level of these two Titans!!!

[@Burgalo2001]

yugioh887 they are just average craftsmen in cinema while CAMERON AND NOLAN ARE LEGENDS AND GENIUSES

[@sidvyas9810]

yugioh887 go home kid see some marvel bruh...!

[@blackoutemzz2674]

@@yugioh887 . Loool you think MARVEL CAN BEAT THEM. Cameron and Nolan are legends.

[@Conorp77]

Christopher Nolan is a genius

[@oMvAvMo]

Melodic Meerkat you mean James Cameron is a genius.

[@specsomeideas1496]

Melodic Meerkat INDEED

[@defiverr4697]

There's only one real director and writer in this clip. and he's not wearing a jacket. The jacketed one is just a hack, no good pos director, who thinks he can direct. He didn't even show up to this third sequel of some laryngitis sounding wannbe man movie, and it was a pos movie. don't ever put these two in the same studio lot, not to mention a table or a room.

[@hiimbonsai]

And who are you?

[@soughnymaugh]

Oh dear. Someones butthurt about Nolan's immense success and popularity.

[@TheRubberStudiosASMR]

Two favorite directors. Could listen to this for hours.

[@MrMarsFargo]

1:46 Nolan's face when one of his idols tells him his film is "cinema history" is adorable.

[@defiverr4697]

Because even Nolan knows he's a hack and Cameron is just playing with his ego and balls for fun and amusement.

[@dg8366]

@@defiverr4697 Lmfao someone is butthurt at Nolan's success based on his incredibly consistent filmography. You sound like a tool.

[@Jay-iu1rh]

@@defiverr4697🤡😂😂😂

[@defiverr4697]

@@Jay-iu1rh and now that Avatar 2 is out, Christohack can crawl under his bed and be eaten up alive by the ego monsters lurking under his mattress all those years.

[@Jay-iu1rh]

@@defiverr4697 😂😂😂

[@lord_tony]

first time me seeing Christopher Nolan happy

[@toothless2250]

He has this serious and decent personality! I personally like it

[@Lucas-up9wq]

fr haha

[@JR-ju3kj]

@@toothless2250 I like his personality,too.He can be very serious,dignified and has a decent personality but at the same time,every now and again,you get to see him being more outwardly happy and showing his sense of humor.

[@ichoosemeimsorry]

you should watch more videos of him then lmao

[@MAC_ABC]

People keep saying movie stars are dead... nope! Director are the stars now. Nolan is probably the biggest name in film world right now & individually sells more tickets than any person in Hollywood. Cameron & many others are also part of this new stardom as well... wheather it’s small indie directors like Edger Wright or mid level directors like Vaughn or blockbuster directors like Cameron, Ridley, Villeneuve, etc. Auteur filmmakers are the stars now... & franchises!

[@sambritt9231]

Mudabbir Ahmed yea this absolutely false not knocking Nolan or your opinion but by facts James Cameron has the most gross movies of all time to this day and by majority of Hollywood’s option Cameron is considered the king of Hollywood and I totally agree.

[@jacklines147]

@Austin Retzlaff Roger Deakins is a cinematographer not an editor

[@Juice-chan]

Or Bill Pope as a great Cinematographer. Somehow those names find their ways into peoples minds :-)

[@wolverineiscool7161]

yeah he's one of the only and rare filmmakers that people come to see their movie because of them and not the star of the movie

[@amrutha.pkumaramrutha7650]

Yes I agree film making is like story telling for that directors use some tools to tell that story nd those tools are actors.

[@bsjumble9385]

I watched the entire (sort of movie discussing documented) video of James discussing science fiction with other greatest directors but clearly felt that on conversation with Christopher Nolan , both felt themselves completely enjoying it with true respect and affection for each other on narrative basis.....Truly both r modern day legends contributing towards the cinema of present age

[@Maydara86]

God Damn even the interview is produced like good ass movie.

[@elephantello1518]

Two of my favorite filmmakers ever. How am I just seeing this now

[@danielchavez4403]

Christopher Nolan is a Genius. The Dark Knight Trilogy had a huge impact on my life.

[@Crichjo32]

These two have made a good number of my all time favourite movies. T2 and The Dark Knight are arguably two of the greatest sequels ever made.

[@NenekAtuk89]

So much we can learn from these two legends! Especially to those aspired to become a movie director!

[@MURAT_OLEGOVICH]

Two best directors in all times... Goosebumps

[@ramakrishnareddy6517]

Movie Legends!!

[@rufashaochicken]

didn't go to film school

[@specsomeideas1496]

I would love to see a round table conference between : christopher nolan , David fincher , Quentin Tarantino , Steve Spielberg , martin Scorsese , Ridley Scott , Edgar Wright and Paul Thomas Anderson

[@Ronan-zt7ez]

and Coen brothers, Wes anderson. There is a roundtable conversation with quentin, ridley and many other great directors...where quentin is fanboying about prometheus and alien..

[@prashanthadepu3013]

Ceon brothers, Ridley Scott, Denis Villeneuve, afonso curan

[@williamfrederickiversen3324]

The world would implode

[@muhsinatras9755]

Will be better if theres no michael bay...

[@SuCKeRPunCH187]

@@muhsinatras9755 or Snyder.

[@jca23]

2:13 was JJ Abram on the camera?

[@kalakritistudios]

Jason Chan Men, we need more lens flares!

[@gauthamrajan1621]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@shanewilliams5771]

rofl😂😂😂

[@kartarbhogal]

DOP: So JJ, how much lens flare do you want? JJ: Yes

[@shawman5676]

This is one of the greatest videos in YT where you have 2 brilliant film makers discuss Sci-fi movie making. Simply WOW.

[@jianfeishao]

Cameron, Nolan I love you guys!!

[@farus_channel]

Love Christopher Nolan and his brother who created Westworld Series

[@TomDeLaCruz]

he has a third brother, too... but he lives a life of crime (serious)

[@defiverr4697]

Westworld was created by Michael Crichton. These guys hacked themselves into his IP.

[@wintersebby6438]

Nolan is not in the Westworld

[@juanlettieri2100]

WW is an amazing series. The script, the performances, the soundtrack, the sci-fi itself...simply perfect

[@v-trigger6137]

First off Westworld ip is created by Michael Crichton and second, Christopher had nothing to do with that show, it was entirely made by his brother Jonathan Nolan and his wife Lisa Joy

[@darkjedi7]

Really hope that we can see Nolan and Cameron release their film on the same year! Now that's epic!

[@whysoserious212]

Two of the greatest artistic geniuses in the entertainment business together. Marvelous.

[@Rmjan8779]

My eyes are blessed to watch these two legends together 😭😭💞💞💞

[@lord_tony]

Nolan looks so adorable

[@mespartacus]

Gay

[@defiverr4697]

He is shitfaced with the great sinking of Tenetic, hitting the covidberg. What a crock of piece of shit movie, down at the bottom of the abyss of mediocrity.

[@arzu3587]

@@defiverr4697 wtf dude

[@Lite727]

@@defiverr4697 there is medication for your problem bro

[@defiverr4697]

@@Lite727 the medication costs $100, for Hack Nolan to sit through Fawking Cameron's Masterclass a few times and intern for him as a coffee boy for the next two Avatars. Then we'd all be cured.

[@JohnBarlowMovies]

Yes! Two directors I have really wanted to see talk with each other!

[@MasterChris666]

Two masters in the making

[@defiverr4697]

One master, one coffee boy in a dark jacket.

[@hood6089]

@@defiverr4697 ha. Very funny. Stop trolling

[@defiverr4697]

@@hood6089 The fact that you have to defend the coffee boy speaks loudly as the host being the master. One word: POS Tenet.

[@sakethramponnaluri4751]

@@defiverr4697 come on man. Even james Cameron said one time that he had been a fan of dc, when chirstopher nolan helmed it. He said he is a fan of the dark Knight Trilogy and he really liked man of steel. So if you don't like nolan. That's fine man. But you don't try to demean him. As he is really a great and well established director that even gaints like martin Scorsese, steven Spielberg and James Cameron respects him for his originality and what he established for himself.

[@defiverr4697]

@@sakethramponnaluri4751 Cameron is a very very good Hollywood politician. He knows he's the best, but is coddling the lesser filmmakers. He knows that his accolades eclipse the rest, and as a way of showing congeniality he says those things. In his eyes, they don't even live up to his films collectively. His movies will be remembered 200 years from now, not Nolan's.

[@ananthunrn5389]

The production quality of this interview is better than many big budget blockbuster movies released today.

[@Backstreets247]

James Cameron - "The Man With The Midas touch" a true visionary!

[@shivamkumar-tk6xg]

The two G.O.A.T, goosebums gaurennteed

[@pandakso3365]

0:08 that smile faded faster than you can say "You either die a hero or you live long enough to see yourself become the villain."

[@pritamamate649]

Interesting fact : this both legendary directors have the greatest actor in their movie "Leonardo DiCaprio"...

[@defiverr4697]

There's only one legendary cinematic genius with three Oscars and the top two B.O. for nearly 27 years. The other is a hack coffee boy.

[@palmoart]

@@defiverr4697 Agreed.

[@moyukhdattaroy9677]

@@defiverr4697 Funny how u Dickheads talk about Nolan as if he's nothing... LOL. Grow up dicks

[@ahmet_10]

Di caprio is not best actor

[@zfurr8629]

@@ahmet_10 who do you think is I agree btw

[@cDenizDemir]

This is the best interview shot I've ever seen. That lighting and and butter smooth movements. Flawless.

[@jayneelpandya3819]

Damn. Even this video had great direction.

[@lawrencekin02]

Two accomplished directors having a good discussion.... fascinating

[@jasonselvin333]

two master piece one screen😍🥰🥰🤩

[@sanjumehar2730]

James Cameron is the best.. Waiting for avatar sequels

[@brcshephard]

2 and 3 are in post production. 2 more years!

[@kashtiranaxxheart]

brcshephard 1 for 2.

[@defiverr4697]

I disagree with you. He's the fawking best of the best. Peerless.

[@gamerclash5560]

Both are World best Director and producer genius and extra ordinary visions

[@manojvarughese4337]

i need a feature film crafted by these two directors...

[@urveshkoli3918]

Not possible. one is East & other is west both are best

[@prashanthadepu3013]

@@urveshkoli3918 you can get a movie in mid point people really like, integrating both Cameron and Nolan ideas

[@natheerhussein9001]

WOW amazing two titan of movie industry ❤

[@PashaDefragzor]

Nolan is a savior of 21 century Hollywood. I think he should get Oscar for some of his works and for saving current Hollywood from the tasteless

[@michaelotis223]

Pasha Defragzor Someday..... Someday

[@Kusanagikaiser999]

literally my 2 favorites directors sitting and chatting about Sci Fi cinema.....MAKE THIS A MOVIE OF 5 HOURS I'm in.

[@shreyanshpandey6979]

Two legends 🔥

[@DS_Gaurav]

I could listen to these 2 geniuses for my life

[@RazaPlaysGames]

Hearing great minds talk is like poetry

[@svarts1995]

Two legends in single frame

[@YouFightLikeACow]

Two of the greats

[@scitubelimitless1181]

Two Incredibles together..👍👍👍

[@FEARisCOLD]

I wan to gain the power to grow cool hair like Nolan

[@MwayiComfort]

Two of my greatest directors 🔥🔥

[@jeffkyler5660]

Two bold genius filmmakers. I do wish Cameron wouldn't waste (or spend depending on your perspective) the tail end of his creative career on the continuation of the Avatar storyline. But it's ultimately his business and none of ours.

[@Wade_Fucking_Wilson]

James Viles yep at least we’re getting terminator 6 (3)

[@FabledGentleman]

The Avatar Sequels are going to be spectacular, mark my words.

[@Wade_Fucking_Wilson]

FabledSomething No they won’t

[@FabledGentleman]

Yeah you are wrong :)

[@Wade_Fucking_Wilson]

FabledSomething So are you, hypocrite ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

[@mr.nobody6392]

Seeing Both of them in one room give me chills down the spine!!!

[@dannybenhur6123]

CGI meets Practical Effects...

[@Anuj10_01]

Fuck you

[@SunGod-887]

James Cameron built a fucking replica of titanic and it costed him more than building actual Titanic!! And here we are people say him CGI guy!

[@doncorleole2356]

In T2 they shoot the chase sequences in camera tho

[@bigweld3001]

who is supposed to be cgi here?

[@Akasacarafilm]

You must be a dumb 13 years old.

[@VaaniVaani-ce5en]

I can watch this video a whole day without boredom

[@defiverr4697]

I got bored with the word Nolan appearing in it.

[@PS-jh3in]

Where has this clip been hiding for this past year 🤯

[@Suno_y]

Guys , i am gonna download the video somehow and gonna save this clip with me forever.. It's stunning that both masters speaks about a subject that fascinates you evwryday❤❤❤❤

[@Kenanislife]

these two are my favorite directors + Peter Jackson

[@Duckiman]

I could listen to these two talk about sci-fi for hours and hours!

[@zahrinmukhriz2846]

Both of them had making the greatest sequel film of all the time which is The Dark Knight and T2

[@DelightLovesMovies]

I could listen to these two outstanding gentlemen talk about films all day

[@tarikulislam2053]

A new generation genius(Christopher nolan) meets a living legend (james Cameron)

[@Gowthambrad05]

Two science-fiction legend

[@learnit465]

Every Nolan movie isn’t a movie it’s an art

[@chandanmchatrapathi174]

2 legends of all time..🤩

[@RandomSime]

James Cameron created The Terminator, which inspired people to create autonomous weapon platforms, which were used in Christopher Nolan's film Interstellar (the drone that Cooper chases down through the cornfield).

[@joarddelagarza5779]

This is a amazing collaboration of brilliant minds sharing thoughts..with slight debate..lol, watching it makes me feel smarter.

[@MilornDiester]

Two directors pushing the cinema into it's limits

[@rogerh7589]

This interview itself looks like a dream sequence...first ever interview I've seen with background music...seems like Hans Zimmer was in charge of that

[@ComedyBuzzYoutube]

Two Gods of cinema together

[@defiverr4697]

One god with three Oscars, one coffee boy with three unintelligible hack movies.

[@defiverr4697]

@@condemnedcheese7207 I am in the least not offended by the name calling. I didn't name call you, just Nolan. I am happy to be called out, doesn't take away a moment from the greatness of Cameron, nor adds to Nolan's accomplishments. Nolan will never ever be a Cameron, no matter what he makes, and will always be light-years behind him. Nolan does not create worlds like Cameron, from scratch. And it only gets the his fanturds upset, which is really entertainment to see by itself.

[@defiverr4697]

@@condemnedcheese7207 Have you, my Nolan fan, not seen Terminator, Terminator 2, Aliens, Abyss, Titanic? Have you no idea how memorable, in the pantheon of cinematic universe, in the industry, how Cameron is a ground-breaking filmmaker, with a penchant for cinematic technological innovations and advances? Mr James Fawking Cameron invents technology for cinema. Wake up. You think Nolan has invented anything? You think Nolan has invented IMAX cameras? In the biz, which you are not, which I am, people walked out of Nolan movies shaking their head. After 29 years, they are still clamoring for Terminator 2 as the top 2 or 3 greatest scifi movie ever made. Are you comparing anything Nolan has done to an original writer/director like Cameron? Nolan's brother wrote the hack's films, not Christo. Cameron makes and shoots, and writes his own shit. The man is an explorer, inventor, oceanographer, engineer, cinematographer. Noland doesn't know an f-stop if it lights up on a road sign. Come on! You, others, thousands if not millions may make money for Nolan, but that doesn't make Nolan anywhere close to the talent, ability, creativity of Cameron. There's Cameron, and there's no Nolan, in the same book, not to mention chapter, paragraph or sentence. Nothing Nolan has done has been ground breaking, inventive, innovative, technology dependent, yet Cameron has invented, year after year, decade after decade, technology that the others rode the coattails of his technological advancements. Wait until you see Avatar 2. I have insider info, my friend, and I am dead serious. You'll be the first to be shocked and awed when the time comes, and the first to see it three times in a day, and look back at our silly little fanboy wordfight over two people who don't know us from the crap they flush each morning after coffee, and say, by golly, Cameron is alone at the summit, no matter if I like it or not!

[@defiverr4697]

@@condemnedcheese7207 Memento and Prestige were written by his brother Jonathan. The Prestige is also a novel. How is that original? Nolan did not write something from scratch. Batman is not his creation. Tim Burton created the genre of dark comic adaptation. Tim Burton is more like Cameron, a world creator.

[@defiverr4697]

@@condemnedcheese7207 I am not asking you to change your belief, or accept my responses. What I am asking is to see the data with a better vision, that to not be biased when the data speaks loudly, and there's no requirement to accept the data whatsoever. Just to know that there is other data. I just want you to see the data. That's all, and make your new conclusion, no matter what it is, I am ok with it. I, we, all of us, should seek data without bias. This is my submission.

[@brettwharton]

Let’s have a miniseries of conversations between these two on various topics, please. Amazing to have two genius, perfectionist directors talking to each other.

[@cherilynlarsen8104]

I love hearing about the creative process that goes into a film. Christopher Nolan is brilliant. I think The Prestige could be classified as science fiction.

[@YuvrajSinghPunia]

My two most favourite directors of all time 🙏🙏🙏

[@paintballing489]

Small part of me hoped they would start arguing about Digital vs Film

[@abhiramkolli8174]

Two legends

[@adityaunni420]

"Endgame is the biggest crossover": Psst!

[@AnkushKumar-cu1tu]

Avatar beats endgame now 😁😁😁😎

[@lokeshwaran007xlr]

Two of the legends interacting

[@inceptionpart2888]

We all need Tenet.

[@jazzyyyjazz1112]

Two legends come together, omg ❤😍😮😮😮

[@DSCKottawa]

Two of the most legendary directors in film history

[@malathi7520]

Two genius directors in the world!

[@ramdayalism]

I wish it were possible james' Cameron story of science fiction with kubrick. It would be great.

[@ramdayalism]

It would be great

[@torukmakto689]

Holy crap Nolan and James in same room talking about sci-fi movies ,Imagine a movie by James Cameron and Christopher Nolan, it would break all records

[@kartarbhogal]

James Cameron and Christopher Nolan sitting together discussing films - Every filmmaker's dream

[@hamzahaider5889]

I live for sciense fiction so for me this interview is. I just can't explain

[@VaaniVaani-ce5en]

The two cinematic titans

[@kewalmittal5825]

2 Genius Face to face. Super awesome👌👌👌👌👍👍👍👍

[@sandeshwankhade09]

This like being an Interrogation Scene in Real World! Guy Who CG's Strings vs Guy Who Pulls Strings

[@denenterpriesesorwhatsleft6386]

2 genius filmmakers and a bunch of lighting equipment all over the room I dig it

[@deputyvanhalen6386]

1 hour show with: James Cameron; Christopher Nolan; George Lucas and Steven Spielberg. Make that 3 hours. And they should give Cameron a wedgy for not doing Terminator 3. And they should all console George Lucas for Disney's betrayal.

[@grantmalone]

I'm glad Cameron didn't do Terminator 3. It makes it easier to simply ignore the other films. The first film existed perfectly well on its own as a time loop. T2 was a surprisingly good sequel that actually had somewhere to go by breaking the loop. Judgement Day prevented. End of story. Everything after that is just beating a dead horse.

[@deputyvanhalen6386]

@@grantmalone a genius script, genius special effects and genius direction could've blown everything away! Cameron threw the director of Terminator Dark Fate under the bus. Terminator and Star Wars became a franchise that was horrifically abused by money milkers.

[@grantmalone]

@@deputyvanhalen6386 Why would Cameron directing Terminator 3 mean that it suddenly had a genius script that blew away the first two? Genius ideas are extremely rare, that's what makes them genius. Expecting so much in a third retread of an idea is just kinda deluded. Those franchises have been horrifically abused by money milkers because audiences demand sequels to stories that have already reached their natural conclusion. Hard to blame them for serving up the same old shit that people ask for.

[@deputyvanhalen6386]

@@grantmalone by that rationale a genius writer, director would give up on his 1st success. A genius can be a genius again and again. To say it can't be done is weak. Losers lose...winners win.

[@grantmalone]

@@deputyvanhalen6386 I didn't say it can't be done, I said to expect it is kinda deluded. Clearly it can be done, but it's rare, and it becomes rarer with every retread of the same material. No, they wouldn't give up. They would try to come up with another great idea. If they got one they'd likely pursue it. If not they'd leave it. If Cameron had a genius idea for Terminator 3 he most likely would have made it. If there was an open ended story line that needed resolving he probably would have made it too. Winners know when to leave something alone and move on to something else.