We were all pretty happy when Guillermo del Toro came to his wits and let Peter Jackson direct The Hobbit films. Then we were even happier when he announced he will direct his passion project, and adaptation of H.P. Lovecraft‘s At The Mountains of Madness. Now, Collider is reporting on two potential leads. Read the full story

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Last time director/writer/producer James Cameron set the record for the highest-grossing film in history, he closed on a shipwreck and a 101-year-old woman. Titanic didn’t leave much room for a sequel. Read the full story

It’s finally happening. Guillermo del Toro‘s long gestating passion project, the R-rated, high-budget adaptation of H.P. Lovecraft‘s At The Mountains of Mandess is now being put into motion, Deadline reports. Read the full story

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The fifth installment of the never-ending and inappropriately titled Final Destination series now has a director tied to it. Variety [via FirstShowing] is reporting that Steven Quale will direct the film for Warner Brothers and New Line Cinema. Quale has done extensive work with James Cameron over the years and is considered to be his protege. Read the full story

In a short news update, Avatar director James Cameron told the All Things Digital conference yesterday that he “expects to release his next film in three to four years” and it could be “some other big film” that uses 3D, not Avatar 2. [THR] Read the full story

Director of the recent hit Avatar, James Cameron, gave a presentation at the Seoul Digital Forum on Thursday.  During his presentation, Cameron touched on the future of 3-D technology and how important of a role it will play in film, television, gaming, and consumer electronics in the coming years. During the conference he said Avatar 2 will take about 3 years to make and that he will announce the official release date soon. Check out out his thoughts on 3D below. Read the full story

Having made an absurd amount of money off of Avatar, it seems that James Cameron wants to throw some of that money into a fairly lucrative project. And that project will take us to another planet (not Pandora*). Read the full story

Directors who make an impact have their own trademarks. They become part of the preconceived notion that people will associate them with for the rest of their career, for better or for worse. And for Paul Greengrass, best known for directing the last two films of the Bourne trilogy, his trademark is the shaky cam. Read the full story

Timed with Thursday’s Blu-ray release of Avatar, director James Cameron sat down with LA Times and gave some new details on the re-release of the highest grossing film of all-time as well as a sequel. Read the full story

Paul Greengrass, fresh off the unfairly overlooked Green Zone has, according to The Hollywood Reporter, already been looking at his next project. You’d figure it would be something in the vein of his previous films like United 93 or The Bourne Supremacy/Ultimatum, but it’s something quite different; a James Cameron-produced remake of the 1966 sci-fi film Fantastic Voyage. In case you’re not familiar: Read the full story