Question: List the films directed by the director with the second highest career film gross worldwide and provide the budget for each film in USD.

Decomposition:
question: Who is the director with the second highest career film gross (worldwide)?
answer: James Cameron
question: Find the list of films directed James Cameron. What was the budget for each?
decomposition: question: What films did James Cameron direct?
answer: Piranha II: The Spawning
The Terminator
Aliens
The Abyss
Terminator 2: Judgement Day
True Lies
Titanic
Avatar
Avatar: The Way of Water
Avatar 3
Avatar 4
question: What was the budget for Piranha II: The Spawning?
answer: $145,786
question: What was the budget for The Terminator?
answer: $6.4 million
question: What was the budget for Aliens?
answer: $18.5 million
question: What was the budget for The Abyss?
answer: $90 million
question: What was the budget for Terminator 2: Judgement Day?
answer: $94-102 million
question: What was the budget for True Lies?
answer: $100-120 million
question: What was the budget for Titanic?
answer: $200 million
question: What was the budget for Avatar?
answer: $237 million
question: What was the budget for Avatar: The Way of Water?
answer: $350-460 million
question: What was the budget for Avatar 3?
answer: $250 million
question: What was the budget for Avatar 4?
answer: $250 million
answer: Piranha II: The Spawning: $145,786
The Terminator: $6.4 million
Aliens: $18.5 million
The Abyss: $90 million
Terminator 2: Judgement Day: 94-102 million
True Lies: $100-120 million
Titanic: $200 million
Avatar: $237 million
Avatar: The Way of Water: $350-460 million
Avatar 3: $250 million
Avatar 4: $250 million

Answer:
Piranha II: The Spawning: $145,786
The Terminator: $6.4 million
Aliens: $18.5 million
The Abyss: $90 million
Terminator 2: Judgement Day: 94-102 million
True Lies: $100-120 million
Titanic: $200 million
Avatar: $237 million
Avatar: The Way of Water: $350-460 million
Avatar 3: $250 million
Avatar 4: $250 million

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