Much has been said about Avatar, the imminent film that James Cameron will release in a few months, but the truth is that the details of the film are kept in the deepest silence.
This week, a note appeared in the New York Times sheds a bit of light on this blockbuster in which Cameron he worked for long months, both in pre-production, filming and post-production. Avatar is a science fiction thriller, designed to be projected with 3-D technology, which focuses on the life of a disabled soldier who possesses an extraterrestrial being, on a distant planet.
In principle, it could be said that the plot of this production of the 20th Century Fox it's a bit confusing and not very commercial, but when it comes to James Cameron, the North American producer gave him the go-ahead and full freedom to work. Enclosed in the most hermetic of secrets, little has been seen, but all the internet forums explode with enthusiasm and from Fox they assure that the film will mark a true revolution in cinema. At least that is how it is intuited after the words of Joshua Quittner, technology specialist, who had the privilege of watch 15 minutes of the film: “It was like taking some kind of drug. Jim Cameron is innovating with this film. Like all movie fans, the studio is excited by the idea of such an original film. " said the journalist, ecstatic.
The movie is starring rising Sam Worthington (of whom we could already enjoy in the recently released Terminator Salvation), Sigourney Weaver and Michelle Rodriguez. It will be released in theaters in the United States on December 18.
Source: Clarín