Your favorite James Cameron Film

[Guiboche]

I'd have to say I like all the films he directed. Even Titanic

[the_Web_Slinger]

Spider-Man!! (HAHAHAHA) because we all know from about 1992 - 1999 he was attached to Direct

[stardragon]

It is very hard for me to decide on my favorite JC movie.
It is hard becuase of the fact that he writes and directs very good
movies (obviously I am not counting Pirahna II in this bunch).
All in all though I would have to say that these are my absolute
favorites of Cameron's movies:

ALIENS (Both Editions but mostly the SE)
TERMINATOR 1 & 2 (Both Editions on 2)
TRUE LIES
THE ABYSS (SE only)

I kind of like everything in TITANIC except for the love story.
I just felt that it could have been a lot better.

[Shrubz]

Streetpreacher! Nice! I was just thinking that when I saw this thread... I like Strange Days more than any movie he's actually directed! But if I had to choose, I'd say #1: T2 #2: True Lies (really stupid movie but I find myself watching it again and again, unlike Titanic, which is just plain stupid)

[Jake]

Aliens-original theatrical - the standars for scary action movies

very close behind - T2 - the standard for action movies

abyss - the standard for scary yet intelligent drama/action

[Granite]

Spider-Man!! (HAHAHAHA) because we all know from about 1992 - 1999 he was attached to Direct

Here a bit of trivia picked up from IMDB -

Wrote a screenplay for the first Spider-Man movie, but was turned down by the studios, due to the fact that his version of Spider-Man was "too violent". Sam Raimi's version got the green light instead.

Anyway my favorite Cameron movie is The Abyss. This movie is one of his strongest for character development.

Also did a little research:

A few James Cameron directed movies -

Titanic (1997) - $1,835,300,000 (Worldwide)
True Lies (1994) - $364,300,000 (Worldwide)
Terminator 2: Judgment Day (1991) - $514,800,000 (Worldwide)
Abyss, The (1989) - $54,222,000 (USA) - worldwide not availible
Aliens (1986) - $180,000,000 (worldwide)
Terminator, The (1984) - $38,019,031 (USA) - worldwide not availible

Total Box off gross - (non-adjusted for inflation)
= $2,986,641,031 US -

Interseting for reference sake - source: www.the-numbers.com

Steven Speilberg directed movies US gross - $3,223,585,018
George Lucas directed movie US gross -$1,309,272,429

[Gypsy]

Aliens
The Abyss
Terminator 1
Terminator 2
Titanic
True Lies

and Strange Day ROCKS

[Monsterman]

I hate to say Titanic, not the wimpy girly Romance story, but the whole enviroment was like really looking at 1912. Like it wasn't a movie but a window back in time.

[carl]

I'd have to say I like all the films he directed. Even Titanic

Even Piranha II?

[Monsterman]

I liked Piranha 2. I didn't even know it was James Cameron. How about that, learning all the time.

[Charismaslover]

The Terminator movies are instant classics, and Aliens is a great sequel to the original although it is more of an action movie than horror.

[braveheart_1296]

I have to go with he following :

1.T2
2.Aliens
3. Titanic(apart from Di Caprio)
4. True Lies

Some of the greatest films in cinema history have been made by this genius me think

[rcbond007]

I agree with all you guys James Cameron Is my favorite director of all time and my favorite Cameron films are The Abyss special editon, T2 special edtion, Aliens special edtion, Titanic and T1 Hail to the King