James Cameron expresses fear after global chaos become a reality

James Cameron recently revealed that extreme climate change and global conflicts have impacted his movies’ narratives.

The Oscar-winning director expressed his fears about the state of the world and how humanity has pushed towards self-destruction.

A source close to Avatar director spilled to Radar Online, “James carries the weight of the world on his shoulders.”

“The wars, the fires, the political chaos – he talks about them constantly. It's like he's bracing for the worst every day,” said an insider.

The source pointed out that James “is terrified” because he’s been “warning about” for years on screen is actually coming true.

“He sees the signs everywhere,” admitted an insider.

The source further said that people around James disclosed that his reflections on the state of the “climate change-ravaged globe have become increasingly personal”.

“He talks about loss in terms of the planet – what we're losing, what can't be replaced. It scares him because he doesn't think we understand how close we are to tipping points,” pointed out an insider.

However, the source noted, “He's also fearing for the future of humanity in the face of it all.”

When talking about his latest theme in Avatar series, James shared in his latest interview that Fire and Ash, which also shaped his new movie, “is also a symbol of destruction and hatred; it's a chaotic, devastating force”.

A movie production source pointed out, “James saw those fires up close, and it shook him. That fear never really left. Now every new blaze, every conflict in the headlines, feeds that same dread.”

Another industry insider added, “James believes we're running out of time. He'll never stop fighting, but he's convinced the world is spiraling faster than we can fix it.”