cameron

What do the Reigel and Cameron columns mean?

The real kicker (from studio and filmmaker's point of view) is how Cameron is employing 3d.

This (long) New Yorker profile of Cameron might be more interesting to some Hacker News readers.

What are some other James Cameron movies that you think would fit your description above?

As a sign of his commitment, Cameron agreed to give up his entire directing fee and any profit participation in the movie.

Riegel and Cameron are two methods for calculating race predictions.

By varying the angle between the lenses in the same fashion as our eyes, Cameron presents a far more immersive way of experiencing the third dimension.

James Cameron can do a lot with three apparent cliches.

He gets a lot of bad press, but I find Cameron genuinely inspiring.

I was especially impressed by push in technology that Cameron has made.

If Cameron has made something that makes 3D integral to the cinema experience instead of just something that feels tacked-on and not necessary, that can definitely change cinema forever, whether we like it or not.

There was a big discussion in a London radio station a week or so ago about that, since David Cameron wants to fight for equal pay across genders and have companies over 250 or so people publicise the pay gap across genders.

Lets hope no-one shows this to "Call Me Dave" Cameron.

> "David Cameron could force porn websites to shut down" Could he?

With regards to the - bland storyline -, as Ebert himself says elsewhere - "its never about what it is, it is how it is about what it is" and as others have mentioned James Cameron is an absolute Master Action Filmmaker.

"For too long, we have been a passively tolerant society, saying to our citizens: as long as you obey the law, we will leave you alone." - David Cameron.

Lots of people make the mistake of assuming that James Cameron's movies will be undone by their threadbare plots.

Cameron's achievement is to integrate it tightly with the existing cinematic language of the lens.

While I generally agree, the dude (Cameron w/Sony) did 'invent' a new camera that has already changed film making.