James Cameron believes that Netflix films should not be eligible for the Oscars and that Netflix’s acquisition of Warner Bros. would be a “disaster.”

“A film can be nominated for an Oscar just a week after its release? I think that, fundamentally, it is completely corrupt. Movies should be made for theaters. If the Oscars no longer represent theatrical films, then they have no meaning to me.”

His stance seems to be: “If Netflix can have a large-scale release in 2,000 theaters for a month, then it should be allowed to compete.”

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