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Rowan Davies

‘I think $2.3 billion says you might be wrong on that’: James Cameron shoots down critics of 3D in Avatar, as fresh lawsuit emerges from animator

A still from the Avatar: The Way of Water movie.
  • James Cameron has responded to criticism over his use of 3D and high frame rate in his upcoming movie Avatar: Fire and Ash, and its 2022 prequel
  • He shared his thoughts in an interview with Discussing Film, bluntly saying, "I happen to like it, and it's my movie"
  • On top of this backlash, Cameron has been hit with a second copyright infringement lawsuit by fellow animator Eric Ryder

The third installment to James Cameron’s Avatar film series, Avatar: Fire and Ash (2025), is set to release this week, but the director has already received a fair share of criticism for his use of 3D, and a copyright infringement lawsuit has emerged at the same time.

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