James Cameron

This was 19 years ago in 2006.

The team spirit and the cohesiveness is so high now.

People really, they hated when it all came to an end here a few months ago as people dropped off one by one as the project was winding down.

And everybody just can't wait to get back to the next one.

Now, I don't know artistically as a director if that's something I want to do right away, next.

There's a pretty strong, I feel a strong pressure on my shoulders to do it, to bring that team back together because it's so important for them.

And that's not a bad reason to do something.

You know, to make other people happy is not a bad reason to do something or to make other people feel fulfilled.

But I also have other things I want to do as well.

So it's a little bit of going off a cliff.

I've told Susie, my wife, that I feel like I'm Wile E. Coyote in a Roadrunner cartoon and I just ran off the cliff.

Yeah.

haven't hit the ground yet there's that moment where my legs are pinwheeling in the air you know yeah but that's okay that's okay the scariest moments are always the moments of the greatest opportunity i think

Oh, Terminator 2.

When the Terminator goes, come on, when he goes down.

I knew you were going to get me.

When he goes down into the steel and his POV goes to nothing.

Come on.

People tear up.

Maybe you don't.