James Cameron is a person mentioned in 1 episode(s).
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Three more Avatar movies are in production over the next seven years
James Cameron did not direct Terminator 3; he directed the first two Terminator films
Filmmaker and creator of Avatar franchise that the pinball machine is based on
Director supervising Terminator 2 3D conversion for theatrical re-release
Director of Terminator 2; collaborated directly with Ritchie on the pinball license
Director of Avatar films; referenced as source material for pinball theme and visual inspiration
Avatar filmmaker; Kaneda sarcastically notes only he remembers Avatar details
Filmmaker discussed for his obsession with deep-sea exploration and Avatar film production
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Referenced in context of Avatar Limited Edition Jurassic Park variant
Film director whose visual style and color palettes (Terminator, Aliens, The Abyss, James Cameron movies) Watson studied and replicated for T2 pinball design
Screenwriter of Terminator 2; Watson read the screenplay and became passionate about licensing the property for pinball
Director of Aliens (1986)
Film director who wrote and directed Terminator and Terminator 2; collaborated with Ritchie on pinball machine development.
Director of Avatar film; pinball machine licensing based on his film
Director of Avatar film franchise; JJP obtained film clips, audio, and 3D models from Cameron's productions
Film director referenced; made good movies (Aliens mentioned); later career works dismissed as problematic
Director of Terminator and Terminator 2; not involved with Terminator 3 film (point of clarification in episode)
Avatar films director; reportedly approved Avatar pinball's crab suit dance mechanic