James Cameron Criticizes Trump's Presidency, Confirms Move to New Zealand

The director describes Trump's second term as 'horrific' and says his New Zealand citizenship is imminent after years of preparation.

James Cameron has called Donald Trump's second term as U.S. president 'horrific' and 'sickening,' expressing deep concerns about the direction of the country.
The filmmaker, who has lived in New Zealand for over a decade, confirmed his citizenship there is 'imminent' and a result of deliberate effort and sacrifice.
Cameron stated that he no longer wants to see Trump's face on the front page of newspapers, likening the experience to 'watching a car crash over and over.'
He criticized the Trump administration for turning away from values he believes America historically stood for, describing the U.S. as becoming a 'hollow idea.'
Cameron plans to continue working on the 'Avatar' franchise in New Zealand, contributing to its film industry and emphasizing the importance of respect and equity in his new home.