According to some resources, Tim Miller is seen to be pretty much hesitant about the idea of working with James Cameron again. However, the said is not because of the bad blood at all. The director shared earlier this week that he is willing to continue having control over the direction of his project from now onwards.

The director of Deadpool, Tim Miller directed Terminator: Darke Fate, where the first James Cameron, as well as Linda Hamilton, worked jointly since their iconic filmmakers back in 1991 film i.e. Terminator 2: Judgment Day.

Critically Terminator: Dark Fate performed really well on the box office and was termed as box office bomb. During the first weekend, the film earned around $29 million in the week ended in November and after almost three weeks later, Miller dished on the experience with Kim Masters.

Tim shared that he was confident that he as well as the rest of the cast and crew can write a book on the reason why the film failed. Despite all this, Tim claims to feel pride in what he created. However, he is still not sure and is processing about what has exactly happened with the movie. He seemed to be unhappy and disappointed and he should be. Working hard and then getting nothing is not something to feel proud at or feel good about.

Observers and other analysts in the entertainment industry claim that the movie has exhausted its marketability and brand. Moreover, it remains unquestioned that November was not a great month for the action movies at all. It includes the other movies too such as Doctor Sleep and Charlie’s Angels.

Talking about the reception of the film franchise’s fans, Tim shared that, “it wasn’t within his control that people didn’t like previous characters from the first films.” He also addressed one of the quotes from James Cameron about the movie’s direction; “there was still “blood being scrubbed off the walls” from the creative squabbles.”

He further shared that there have been a lot of issues between himself, Jamed Cameron, and David Ellison. Earlier Miller shared that he was unaware of how his producer i.e. Cameron will be receiving the film. James shared that when he showed it to him, “We’ve got a movie.”

Moreover, Miller also shared that while creating Dark Fate he actually felt the struggle of creating the concept as he did not have control over his creative direction of the production. This is indeed one of the main reasons why several departed from Deadpool 2. Tim also had issues with Ryan Reynolds film’s vision. 

Terminator: Dark Fate Director Tim Miller Reveals Why He Won’t Work With James Cameron Ever Again but it is worth sharing that this movie was not horrible at least. It was worthy to visit cinema to watch it. Whatever the differences have been there between the caste and directors; movie turned out to be good enough if not super hit at the box office. Let’s wait and watch for the upcoming project by him.