James Cameron in conversation

Avatar, Terminator, Stan Winston and what he’s been doing for the last 12 years

Avatar, Terminator, Stan Winston and what he’s been doing for the last 12 years.In a great guest blog, Scyfi Love’s man in London Craig Grobler – aka @ckc1ne on Twitter and a top bloke all around – tells of meeting up and spending three hours in the company of James Cameron ahead of the release of his latest blockbuster, Avatar. In that time Cameron and Craig talked about the origins of his most famous creation, The Terminator, his hopes for Avatar and the technology behind it, the death of Stan Winston and what the future may hold.

Cameron Talks

Craig Grobler
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Crank 2 Poster

Posted by Craig Grobler On 16:58

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Crank 2 is on it's way! I loved Crank equating it to a pumped up contemporary Die Hard. If this teaser poster is anything to go by the sequel is going to be just as good.





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  1. Mark D Said,

    Hold on... didn't Chevy do a nice bounce from a helicopter at the end of Crank? I wonder how they can bring him back to life. He even had time to make a phone call as he was falling!

    Anyway, who cares how they bring him back, its good to have him back!

    Posted on 21 January 2009 at 01:44

     
  2. Hey Mark,

    Thanks for dropping by. Your comments are appreciated. How could they possible kill off a like Chev?

    If you watch the end credits of Crank there is a little Easter Egg clip showing Chev in an arcade game. Alluding to the possibility that Chev is actually a character in a computer game and therefore is either indestructible or gets "a new life" if he is terminated in the game. Well I guess we'll know a little more at the end of Crank 2. There is already of a Crank 3-D being on the cards.

    Check out the Crank 2 trailer here http://thesamescene.blogspot.com/2009/01/just-released-official-crank-2-trailer.html to see how Chev is re-introduced the trailer picks up where Crank finished with Chev's fall from the helicopter.

    Posted on 21 January 2009 at 10:10

     

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