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All Things Digital:
Hollywood director James Cameron is well known for his heavy use of special effects and techtastic techniques in his movies, which have included “Titanic,” “Aliens” and the first–and best–two “Terminator” blockbusters.In a fe (Read More)
observer.guardian.co.uk:
X Factor winner collaborates with composer and producer behind Celine Dion's My Heart Will Go On on theme song for James Cameron's new 3D extravaganza, AvatarThe last time James Cameron made a feature film, its theme tune top (Read More)
USATODAY.com - Lifeline Live:
Gold Derby blogger Tom O'Neil has started his annual look at likely Oscar nominee candidates. Here are his lists for the best picture category and best actor category. The bullets designate Tom's picks amid the possibles. (Read More)
The Guardian:
The current 3D week on Channel 4 – which starts with a 50-year-old film – may herald a new age of 3DTVTonight you'll get to see the Queen as you've never seen her on television before – in 3D. Even for a non-royalist, that so (Read More)
guardian.co.uk Film:
Blockbusters don't come much bigger in our guide to the best films this ChristmasMe and Orson Welles Zac Efron proves he's ready to graduate from high school in Richard Linklater's latest. He plays Richard, a callow young fel (Read More)
feeds.news.com.au:
THE reason Sam Worthington is back in town is to promote his flick, the James Cameron film Avatar, and to appear as a presenter at the IF Awards next week. (Read More)
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TechCrunch:
We first wrote about Flash MMOG startup Ohai back in January. There wasn’t anything to look at, but the company had raised $6 million in funding and had assembled a small but impressive group of gaming technology executives.N (Read More)
guardian.co.uk Film:
It's only November and A Christmas Carol is already No 1, albeit with a lacklustre £1.92m. The box-office feast will only truly start next week with 2012 and the Twilight sequelThe chart-topperKnocking Michael Jackson's This (Read More)
New York Times:
With an increased reliance on outside investors and other partners, "Avatar" may carry surprisingly little financial risk for the News Corporation, despite the estimated half-billion dollars spent on its production and market (Read More)
New York Times:
Despite many skeptics, 20th Century Fox thinks it can turn a profit on its 3-D science-fiction film “Avatar,” which is among the most expensive movies ever. (Read More)
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