After his hit movie about tall blue alien, the next film by James Cameron in an even more ridiculous: Black Eyed Peas. Avatar instructor is to create a 3-D documentary about the group, according to will.i.am.
"We have a great director, because we are the largest group in the world," Will.I.Am told Vibe Magazine, with typical modesty. The project does not seem to need more science fiction "to build the world" - a concert film, "about the activities [of peas'] turn." As for fears that a huge stage show like no other, the leader of the group also promises that the film will be a "drug" story.
"We toured America and Europe, Middle East, South America, Asia and Africa," he said. "It's not like we're going," Yo, we are international, you know what I mean? London and Paris! "Nah, it's just two cities. We want to go around the globe. "The Black Eyed Peas also want to show the internationalism in three dimensions. It is difficult to know if they shoot in 3D or convert the movie later, but if the Black Eyed Peas really roped in Cameron, they may have the best jockey in 3D in the industry.
Cameron is not the first big name director to make a concert film. Martin Scorsese has been widely praised for his work on The Last Waltz, the band, and later in his documentary of the Rolling Stones, Shine a Light. Other great music documentaries are those that are acclaimed directors like Peter Greenaway, Jean-Luc Godard and Jonathan Demme. Then again, every movie is always a Maverick Jonas Brothers: 3D Concert Experience.
Will.I.Am also revealed that Fergie is working on a second solo album, and have "material ready [to record]." He also said fans in the reports of a rift in the Black Eyed Peas. "No rumors of Fergie leaving the group," he wrote on Twitter. "Never break - it's all a lie!" Both the "peas" he jokes.
"We have a great director, because we are the largest group in the world," Will.I.Am told Vibe Magazine, with typical modesty. The project does not seem to need more science fiction "to build the world" - a concert film, "about the activities [of peas'] turn." As for fears that a huge stage show like no other, the leader of the group also promises that the film will be a "drug" story.
"We toured America and Europe, Middle East, South America, Asia and Africa," he said. "It's not like we're going," Yo, we are international, you know what I mean? London and Paris! "Nah, it's just two cities. We want to go around the globe. "The Black Eyed Peas also want to show the internationalism in three dimensions. It is difficult to know if they shoot in 3D or convert the movie later, but if the Black Eyed Peas really roped in Cameron, they may have the best jockey in 3D in the industry.
Cameron is not the first big name director to make a concert film. Martin Scorsese has been widely praised for his work on The Last Waltz, the band, and later in his documentary of the Rolling Stones, Shine a Light. Other great music documentaries are those that are acclaimed directors like Peter Greenaway, Jean-Luc Godard and Jonathan Demme. Then again, every movie is always a Maverick Jonas Brothers: 3D Concert Experience.
Will.I.Am also revealed that Fergie is working on a second solo album, and have "material ready [to record]." He also said fans in the reports of a rift in the Black Eyed Peas. "No rumors of Fergie leaving the group," he wrote on Twitter. "Never break - it's all a lie!" Both the "peas" he jokes.
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