James Cameron Expects ‘Ghosts of Hiroshima’ to Be His Lowest Grossing Film Ever

James Cameron Expects ‘Ghosts of Hiroshima’ to Be His Lowest Grossing Film Ever

James Cameron explained why he expects 'Ghosts of Hiroshima' to be his lowest grossing film ever.

James Cameron criticizes Christopher Nolan’s Oppenheimer; Announces film on Hiroshima bombing

Legendary Hollywood filmmaker James Cameron criticized acclaimed Hollywood filmmaker Christopher Nolan’s Oscar-winning biopic, Oppenheimer, for not depicting the aftermath of the Hiroshima… The post James Cameron criticizes Christopher Nolan’s Oppenheimer; Announces film on Hiroshima bombing first appeared on Latest Telugu cinema news | Movie reviews | OTT Updates, OTT.

James Cameron Is Taking An Important Cue From Steven Spielberg For His Atomic Bomb Drama

James Cameron is planning his post-Avatar project, and to honor the story he's adapting, he's looking toward Steven Spielberg for advice.

James Cameron talks in detail about his motivation for making The...

Mike Fleming Jr: Why James Cameron Is Hellbent On Making ‘Ghosts Of Hiroshima’ Japan-Set Movie That Will Bring Nightmare Look At A-Bomb Blasts Read a Q&A with James Cameron about why he is hellbent on making 'Ghosts Of Hiroshima' movie that will bring nightmarish look at WWII-ending A-bomb blasts. deadline.com DEADLINE: Ghosts of Hiroshima is the first book I've read in awhile where you had to…

James Cameron Talks His "Oppenheimer" Issues

Christopher Nolan’s “Oppenheimer” won the Best Picture Oscar for its year and was widely, almost universally, acclaimed. Audiences everywhere really clicked with the film too, turning it into a near billion dollar hit – something unheard of for a three-hour R-rated biopic about a scientist. But if there’s one criticism it did score is that the film’s relentless sticking to the perspective of its protagonist meant that we never saw the impact of …

James Cameron Criticizes Christopher Nolan & Oppenheimer’s ‘Moral Cop-Out’

(Image Credit: Universal) James Cameron still has plans on directing a movie based on the 2010 novel The Last Train From Hiroshima: The Survivors Lost Book, and recently opened up about why he feels like Christopher Nolan’s movie Oppenheimer was a bit disingenuous. What did James Cameron say about Oppenheimer? Speaking to Deadline in a recent interview, Cameron was asked about Oppenheimer’s success, and if he thinks people are interested in the …