‘He avoids the subject’: James Cameron very critical towards the film ‘Oppenheimer’ by Christopher Nolan

James Cameron seems ready to fill what he perceives as a cinematographic vacuum and a lack in Oppenheimer. In addition, “I don’t know if the studio. Nevertheless, Chris [Nolan] estimated that it was a taboo subject that they did not want to approach, but I want to go directly to the taboo subject. Nevertheless, I may be a little stupid! Additionally, Nevertheless, “, he launched.

His project Ghosts of Hiroshima Promises a very different. Meanwhile, much more brutal approach, aimed at diving the public directly in the experience of those who have endured atomic explosions. Even if Cameron recognized the difficulty of representing such a horrible event. he reaffirmed his desire to do it without concession. “I’m going to do it, Chris. No problem. You will come to my first. you will say beautiful things”joke James Cameron, evoking a friendly ‘he avoids subject’: james cameron rivalry rather than a pure and simple animosity.

If Christopher Nolan opted for a psychological portrait of the creator of the bomb. James Cameron, meanwhile, is clearly motivated to show the visceral reality of its consequences. Remains to be seen if Ghosts of Hiroshima will have the same generalized success as Oppenheimer. But Cameron’s desire to go right to the point certainly promises a much awaited and potentially impactful cinematic experience. Especially since the director is perpetually looking for technical prowess to bring spectators to life a cinematographic experience that. is out of the ordinary.

No release date has been announced for the project Ghosts of Hiroshima. James Cameron is currently busy finalizing the third part of Avatar, Avatar : Fire and Ash Scheduled in theaters for December 2025.