When you have the second-highest grossing movie of all time, you can expect a few potshots.
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James Cameron's gamble pays off as his "Avatar" passes the billion-dollar mark.
These days, folks are standing in line to take a swipe at James Cameron and his movie "Avatar."
While the film was busy breaking box-office records -- passing $1 billion in ticket sales worldwide in 17 days, putting it just behind Cameron's other blockbuster, "Titanic" -- a backlash aimed at the writer-director and the film has been building. The criticism comes from every corner: conservatives, people of color, paraplegics and atheists.
"I don't think it's a need to take the movie down," Greg Kilday, the Hollywood Reporter's film editor, said. "At this point, there's not much anyone can do to stop its success."
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