James Cameron Says 'Avatar' Won't Win At The Oscars

Cameron's blockbuster will go up against Bigelow's gritty war drama The Hurt Locker for the coveted prize at the upcoming ceremony in March, along with eight other films including Up in the Air, The Blind Side and Precious: Based On The Novel Push By Sapphire.
The moviemaker will also compete with his former spouse for the Best Director Oscar, but he's convinced Academy bosses will overlook Avatar because of his previous behavior at the famous event. Cameron is adamant Oscar bosses weren't impressed with his speech when he picked up the Best Director trophy for Titanic in 1998, in which he quoted one of the film's famous lines, telling the crowd, "I'm king of the world!"
He tells Empire magazine, "I always believe it's very unlikely that lightening will strike twice. I believe it's very unlikely that we will win because I made such a jacka** out of myself last time. Although there might be some curiosity about what I might do."
However, Cameron hopes Bigelow's movie goes on to rule the ceremony instead.
He adds, "The Hurt


China renames a 3500 foot mountain to "Hallelujah Mountain" after the rocks in the film. It appears to be a tourism gimmick after the movie obtained extremely high popularity in the country. It has since been banned due to fears of public uprising. 

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