I've seen videogames with worse graphics but better stories

Rating: 1/10 (9 July 2016)

Admittedly I'm years late with a review for this but what the hell; my inspiration was recently watching other Jim Cameron classics and then remembering just how f**king HORRENDOUS this was and wondered if it was just me. When I saw it had a 7.9 average on here I simply felt compelled to add my own personal feelings on the subject, especially seeing as it's on sequel God knows what by now. Yeah OK Cameron is a director of cult classics generally but even for a commercial movie Titanic was very good, but somewhere in his hiatus he must have sold his soul. Like other excellent sci-fi directors such as Paul Verhoeven, Cameron's work was never devoid of political undertones; but, that said, they endeavoured to maintain their objectivity whilst inspiring the imagination of their viewer in order that the vision of the future laid out in the movie is plausible. This required acting skills and character development in order that it's audience relate to the experiences of it's characters. Cameron in the past packed his movies with a rich multitude of capable actors portraying fleshed out characters e.g Aliens; where the cast interacts, developing affections and animosities as the movie progresses. I feel as if I'm stating the startlingly obvious here but what the hell in a world of lies the truth is a revolutionary thing and anyone and everyone can feel the new world order agenda behind this.