James Cameron's favorite movie scene that he shot is from his box office-breaking Titanic, though it might not be the shot you would expect.

James Cameron's Titanic, a cinematic masterpiece and one of the highest-grossing films of all time, is now available to stream on Netflix.

James Cameron says the Oscars don't care about science-fiction movies and therefore he doesn't really care about the Oscars.

The most talked-about scene in 'Fire and Ash' just might be the Cameron favorite, and the director had to push to keep it: "Guys, you’re about to become unemployed — put it back, every line."

Arnold Schwarzenegger is saying hasta la vista, baby, to the “Terminator” movies. After starring in almost all of the films in the franchise since the titular project in 1984, the actor, 78, won’t be returning for the next installment.

James Cameron had to spring into life-saving action when shooting a scene in The Abyss caused a rat to drown. Then he adopted the rat.

The Christmas event pic may be coming in on the lower end of expectations, but his films always enjoy unheard of multiples (hence why Cameron lays claim to three of the top four-grossing films of all time).

Fire and Ash is nothing short of a big-budget extravaganza that excels on almost every level. If the movie feels a bit too lengthy at certain intervals early on before it becomes great, the film more than makes up for that problem in many other areas.