Quote from: 426Buddy on Jan 27, 2017, 08:49:08 PM
He had no problem with a sequel to aliens just last july. "He shared it with me, and I think it's a very strong script, and he can go make it tomorrow."
So? He's entitled to have a high opinion of an unfilmed script. Maybe it's got that spectacular new take on the series, which he's said he'd like to see. Maybe it really does add something new and interesting which he found compelling.
I've always felt underwhelmed by the third and fourth films, too. Doesn't mean I don't acknowledge they have good points, but on the whole, I've never really been wowed by them. He's done the same in previous interviews. He's pointed out stuff about '
Alien 3' which he likes, even though he would have preferred it if it had gone in a completely different direction.
I honestly don't understand why this is so controversial. He's not saying anything here which he hasn't in other interviews.
Quote from: Perfect-Organism on Jan 27, 2017, 09:14:05 PM
The timing of this in relation to Blomkamp's film is very peculiar. I also recognize a negative tone in James Cameron here but can't quite pinpoint where his gripe is, given his previous statements.
There's nothing conspiratorial about it. A journalist asked his opinion and he gave an honest answer. Most of the interview is about a completely unreleated documentary.