James Cameron refuses to sign autographs for ‘Avatar 2’ and fans boo him

Hailed as one of the most successful box-office directors in cinematic history, James Cameron has always been a difficult director on and off the set. Now, for the premiere of ‘Avatar: The Way of Water,’ the artist refused to sign autographs from fans who were waiting for him upon his release, and who booed him when they were completely ignored.

Thanks to the premiere of ‘Avatar 2’, James Cameron was caught in the WGA building in Beverly Hills, a group of fans was waiting for him at the exit of the premiere. The director was in a bit of a hurry, because as soon as he left the club he got into his truck escorted by his bodyguards. The moment was captured by the cameras of the participants, who they started booing the director.

In the video you can see James Cameron puts a hand out the window, waving the middle finger to his fans to those who waited for him to get an autograph from the mastermind behind ‘Avatar’, ‘Titanic’ and ‘Terminator’. At the moment there has been no response from the director, but his followers are quite annoyed because the director does not seem interested in his fans at all.

It remains to wait for the director’s official response, and whether his actions will be reflected in the next few weeks of ‘Avatar: The Way of Water’ in cinemas. For now, James Cameron’s sci-fi/fantasy sequel earns over $434 million, however, it still has a long way to go before it’s profitable for Disney.

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‘Avatar 2’ is the most expensive movie ever

After various speculations about the true budget of ‘Avatar: The Way of Water’, it has been officially confirmed that James Cameron’s film with Zoe Saldana has become the most expensive film in the entire history of cinema. Disney has reportedly budgeted more than $460 million, according to Deadline, which would place it as the highest-budget film.

To put that into perspective, that’s way more than movies like ‘Avengers: Endgame’ at $356 million, or ‘Pirates of the Caribbean: Sailing in Strange Waters’, which held the record at $379 million. However, this can play out in different ways, as James Cameron himself has confirmed that his film should be included in the 4 highest-grossing films of all time.

Some have predicted that if ‘Avatar 2’ turns out to be a flop, it could be a major blow not only to Disney, but to the film industry at large, as it would confirm how little hope the general public has for movie theaters. traditional, and I would opt for the digital format.