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Seven and a half years...whoa...after
Seven and a half years...whoa...after the opening of Titanic in late '97, writer-director James Cameron has finally gotten down to assembling material for a special-edition DVD. Actually, two Titanic packages will hit the market next October -- a two-disc special edition and a four-disc collector’Äôs edition. Among the bonuses with be all those deleted scenes fans have been talking about for years. (Roughly an hour's worth, including the longer build-up to Kate Winslet's attempted suicide and the Leo "payback" scene when he wallops David Warner.) The "arduous" process of making Titanic was so hard on Cameron's psyche, he says in the press release, that "until recently, I wasn’Äôt really ready to dive back into it all." In fact, Cameron hasn't been ready to dive into directing a movie since. He's supposed to be working on a 3D adaptation of a Japanese graphic novel called "Battle Angel"...but he's been so slow or reluctant to pull the trigger on various other "maybe" projects, I'll believe the "Battle Angel" stories when I hear the film has begun principal photography.
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