So many people want to know when the next Avatar movies are due, but a James Cameron film never comes out until it’s good and ready.

When individuals create and modify their virtual reality avatars, the hardships faced by their alter egos can influence how they perceive virtual environments.

Although there are many films out there in 3D, you don’t hear about it much in the news these days, and for many movie-goers, that’s a blessing. It wasn’t that long ago that 3D was hyped as the magic bullet that was going to save the industry, yet people got tired of the hyperbole in a hurry.

Avatar hit theaters in late 2009 and became the biggest movie of all time, beating out James Cameron’s previous movie, Titanic. A sequel was obviously a given.

If you're a fan of science fiction and popular cinema, odds are you've already seen James Cameron's Avatar. You know, the movie with the giant blue aliens.

I’ve always felt that the Terminator films worked best in tandem with Arnold and James Cameron as a team, and it would have been great to see them make a third one when the series was still in its prime.

Even paranoiacs have enemies - and if you find that strangers keep attacking you in online games, there just may be a reason.

The controversy over The Hobbit's high frame hasn’t died down, but we’ll know soon enough if real paying audiences will accept it or not.

While it’s great fun to watch a movie in 3D, there’s always the risk of eyestrain and headaches if it’s not set up right.

The Hobbit just had its world premiere on November 28 in New Zealand, and as we saw in the latest Peter Jackson production diary, it was quite a mad dash rush to complete th efilm, but he indeed made the finish line right on time.

One can't help but feel somewhat peculiar when reading about James Cameron’s post-Avatar plans.

With a lot of film fans, all it takes is one simple term to get their hackles up: 3D. Yes, the format was termed the salvation of the industry some years back, and it’s now a necessary evil to get your movie played in China.



James Cameron and Avatar have been in the news a lot lately, even if we're at least a good three years from the sequel hitting the theaters. 



If you thought the graphics in the movie Avatar were good, you won't be disappointed in the next console generation.

Fans of James Cameron know the veteran Hollywood genre director has been eyeing Battle Angel (Alita) since the mid-90s.

It's obviously going to be a while until we see another Avatar movie, but the film should absolutely be worth the wait.


Everybody knew that The Avengers and The Dark Knight Rises would do huge business, but could either eventually dethrone Avatar as the #1 movie of all time? 



I loved Avatar when I saw it opening day, and also have it on DVD. But of course, we’ve all been wondering, when is it (officially) coming out in 3D for the home?



Although it may often be too much to take in all at once, seeing a movie in IMAX can be a hell of an experience.