>>>btw I didn't like Titanic.
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>>I didn't feel like getting into the movie dispute, but I didn't even watch it.
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>>There's something repelling in a movie with an advertising campaign boosting the production cost as its main feature. With that much money (and a list of countries with budgets less than that) there can't be much room for director's liberties, it will contain only what sells, it will be produced by lawyers and merchants.
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>>I may have been wrong, but never bothered to check.
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>So I'm guessing you haven't seen Avatar either? :o) What I expect when that much money is spent is excellent special effects---

so thats $10000000000 on special effects and $10 on the script.

In fact you could say that as the film becomes three dimensional the script and characters become two dimensional.