James Cameron, the renowned filmmaker and co-CEO of DC Studios, is known for debunking rumors on a regular basis. However, he rarely addresses internet gossip directly. Today, though, he deviates from his usual habit.
As a world-famous deep-sea explorer who has made numerous trips to the Titanic wreckage, Cameron is often sought for comments on tragic events like the Titan incident. With his expertise, he provided a scathing critique of the incident.
Given the inevitable fascination with the Titanic, it’s not surprising that there will eventually be a movie about the Titan disaster. Misinformation quickly pointed fingers at Cameron, the architect of “Avatar.” Despite his typical avoidance of social media, Cameron took a rare detour to clarify the truth.
Even if Cameron were interested in turning the Titan incident into a feature film, which is doubtful considering his public criticism of the trip’s methodology, he is currently occupied with the world of Pandora. Rushing into a film about a real-life tragedy, especially one he has already covered in a live-action format, would not align with his professional standpoint.
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