This director only makes bad movies

Is the "Titanic 2" shown in theaters fake?

This earth-shattering fact made Cameron confused for several seconds.

But he soon reacted.

If that's the case, then everything that went wrong between the movie's release and now could be explained.

However, Cameron was not the kind of person who would just listen to what he believed. He immediately asked the people in the company to put down their affairs and go out to investigate and find out whether what Saldana said was true or false.

Including himself, he quickly ran to a nearby cinema and bought a ticket for "Titanic 2".

When Cameron watched this movie before, he always watched it on his computer. After all, it was his own movie, so why go to the theater and waste money.

But it's impossible not to spend the money now, and he should have spent the money earlier, otherwise he wouldn't have to wait for Saldana to tell him.

But you can't blame him. Who would have thought that the movies shown in the cinema could be fake? Who would believe this kind of thing?

This has never happened before, okay?

Who would have thought of this?

Who would have thought? ? ?

No one would have thought of it, so it's not Cameron's fault.

He thought it was a copycat film before, but he didn't expect that other people didn't have copycat films, so they just copied it.

Entering the theater, there seemed to be not many people watching "Titanic 2", and Cameron bought the ticket smoothly.

As he entered the screening room with his movie tickets, he happened to see a group of people walking out of another screening room.

These viewers must have just watched the movie and felt a lot about it. They are still talking about it after watching the movie.

"Cameron's movie is so complicated, I feel like I don't understand it."

"I don't think I quite understand it. There seem to be a lot of metaphors in it."

"I just think it's funny."

Listening to the discussion of this group of people, Cameron felt extremely complicated and didn't know what expression to use to face it.

The two sides passed each other, and Cameron walked into the second screening room.

The occupancy rate in this theater is about 70-80%, which looks pretty good.

For ordinary movies, an attendance rate of 70 to 80 percent is considered acceptable, or even considered high.

But for Cameron, this attendance rate is really not good.

You know, this is the second day after the movie is released, and the attendance rate has actually dropped to this level.

Could the film's performance be any better?

A few minutes later, the lights in the screening room dimmed, the big screen lit up, and the name of the movie appeared.

Titanic - 2.

Cameron's expression changed immediately.

Where is the beginning of my company’s animation?

Where did the beginning of my animation go?

As long as it is a film and television company, there must be an animated title. Fox, Paramount, MGM, and Warner. The animation titles of these film and television companies have accompanied Americans for decades and become many people's childhood memories.

Cameron is very serious about starting a business. He also hopes that his company can grow into a film and television giant like Fox and Warner, with a legacy of decades or hundreds of years.

He also attaches great importance to the beginning of the animation, spending tens of millions of dollars and hiring a professional special effects team to produce it. It is beautiful and will definitely leave a deep impression on the audience.

But now, no more.

The movie puts the name directly, there is no so-called animated beginning at all.

Not only that, even the title of the movie is very informal, as if it was made by an amateur without any artistic conception at all.

Cameron had just recovered from the cruel fact that the movie had no animated beginning, when he was suddenly shocked by the characters in the movie.

Why is this actress so ugly?

How did your director choose to cast a movie character that made the audience queasy.

Okay, let’s not talk about the role.

Are you telling me that the pier looks like this?

Are you sure this is the dock?

And about Titanic, it’s obvious that it’s a sticker, and it only lasted a few seconds?

Hey, don't you want to spend a few extra seconds on the picture?

Cameron was stunned, completely stunned.

He felt like he was watching another version of Titanic, and it was a sewer version with reduced prices and reduced configurations, or the sewer version from hundreds of years ago.

This isn't even as good as the San Nanto Valley version.

I remember that "Titanic" was very popular after it was released. San Nando Valley, which specializes in the production of love action movies, immediately copied a special version of "Titanic". In it, Ruth and Jack fought very fiercely. On the deck, You can fight in the cabin, in the aisle, anywhere.

Cameron once secretly watched it, and immediately asked his lawyer to sue the company for copyright fees.

This particular version of "Titanic" focuses on the battle between men and women, and the setting is very confusing.

But even the special version of the set was better than what he saw now.

That was a work made over ten years ago, and the scenery is more than ten times better than that of this movie. You can imagine how bad the scenery of this movie is.

The plot of the movie progresses very quickly. Lucy, a free-spirited rich girl, is able to navigate between two men at the same time. One is her rich second-generation fiancé Carter, and the other is Jet, a poor boy who lives in the third class cabin.

This Jet obviously hates the ugly rich girl Lucy, but in order to enter the upper class society, he still chooses to be with Lucy.

Seeing this, Cameron couldn't help but frown.

Isn't making a movie like this equivalent to mocking him?

The characters are the same, the story between an unmarried couple living in first class and a poor boy in third class, but the characters are deliberately changed.

Isn't this really a satire on him and his "Titanic"?

Cameron can tolerate all these, but what he can't stand is that at a high-society dinner, a group of people eat hamburgers, fried chicken and Coke.

Is there any mistake, this is what upper class people eat?

This is no longer a question of whether the movie is made seriously, this is completely insulting to the audience.

The most outrageous thing is that there was someone beside him quietly explaining to his companions.

"Nicole, please don't look at this scene as being crude and theatrical. In fact, this was intentional on Cameron's part. He deliberately used inferior scenery to make us feel the profound connotation."

"Wow, Jimmy, you know so much about movies."

"Haha, I saw this on the Internet."

Cameron was completely unable to hold back. Watching this movie, he could feel the feeling of egg-cracking collapse every moment.

Whether it was the setting, the actors, or the plot, every point made him doubt his life.

The most disappointing thing is that no one scolded this movie as a bad movie. From time to time, someone would whisper that there are many metaphors and connotations in this movie. It is right to not understand it, and it is normal to not understand it, because Cameron used many advanced techniques to make this movie, and only people with high aesthetics can understand it.

What an outrageous unfolding of God.

Hammer metaphor, this is just a bad movie.