Season 1 Episode 10 - James Cameron Season Finale

So, yeah, I mean, currently we are 14 films into his filmography, counting, you know, narrative features and documentaries and short films.

But there is kind of a little sneaky one that came out this year that I feel like kind of went under the radar.

But in 2026, he co-directed a concert film with Billie Eilish.

Yeah.

And the full title of the concert film is Billie Eilish, Hit Me Hard and Soft, The Tour, Live in 3D.

So, this is really interesting because I'm not a huge fan of Billie Eilish in her music necessarily, but... her as a creative mind and like the way that she puts together her shows and how she already wanted to direct this film.

And then seeing her collaboration with James Cameron, like all of that made this a lot more interesting than I thought it would be.

Oh, absolutely.

No, I mean like, you know, you never really get to know, well, let me say it differently.

Celebrities are right there for you to get to know them.

If you're interested, I've had zero interest in her, uh, ever.

yeah

um that one song like um something eyes like my feels like that song about eyes

yeah

um i heard that song before it's a pretty song

yeah

and then the one about like the bad bad guys or whatever yep i heard that one before so i guess i've heard like two or three of her songs before um but Man, this documentary really surprised me.

I have so much respect.

One of the things that James Cameron said, because he met her mom through the vegan Hollywood lifestyle.

Yep.

And they kind of hit it off.

And he was really impressed with the way Billie Eilish connected with her fans.

And he wanted to try to capture that.

And I think he nailed it.

Like, you know, I think there was a moment in this doc, and I'm sorry if I'm like jumping around more than you wanted me to, but there was a moment in this doc where they're sleeping outside waiting for her.

So, yeah, I mean, currently we are 14 films into his filmography, counting, you know, narrative features and documentaries and short films.

But there is kind of a little sneaky one that came out this year that I feel like kind of went under the radar.

But in 2026, he co-directed a concert film with Billie Eilish.

Yeah.

And the full title of the concert film is Billie Eilish, Hit Me Hard and Soft, The Tour, Live in 3D.

So, this is really interesting because I'm not a huge fan of Billie Eilish in her music necessarily, but... her as a creative mind and like the way that she puts together her shows and how she already wanted to direct this film.

And then seeing her collaboration with James Cameron, like all of that made this a lot more interesting than I thought it would be.

Oh, absolutely.

No, I mean like, you know, you never really get to know, well, let me say it differently.

Celebrities are right there for you to get to know them.

If you're interested, I've had zero interest in her, uh, ever.

yeah

um that one song like um something eyes like my feels like that song about eyes

yeah

um i heard that song before it's a pretty song

yeah

and then the one about like the bad bad guys or whatever yep i heard that one before so i guess i've heard like two or three of her songs before um but Man, this documentary really surprised me.

I have so much respect.

One of the things that James Cameron said, because he met her mom through the vegan Hollywood lifestyle.

Yep.

And they kind of hit it off.

And he was really impressed with the way Billie Eilish connected with her fans.

And he wanted to try to capture that.

And I think he nailed it.

Like, you know, I think there was a moment in this doc, and I'm sorry if I'm like jumping around more than you wanted me to, but there was a moment in this doc where they're sleeping outside waiting for her.