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ジェームス・キャメロン: 「アバター」を生み出した好奇心

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ジェームス・キャメロンの大予算な(そしてそれ以上に利益をあげる)映画は、それぞれが独自の世界を作り出します。彼はこの私的な話の中で、子供の頃に感じたSFやダイビングの魅力が、いかに彼を「エイリアン」「ターミネーター」「タイタニック」や「アバター」の成功に導いたかを明かします。

James Cameron is the director of Avatar, Titanic, Terminator, The Abyss and many other blockbusters. While his outsize films push the bounds of technology, they're always anchored in human stories with heart and soul. Full bio »

Translated into Japanese by Satoru Arao
Reviewed by Masahiro Kyushima
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