More than any other film this holiday season, James Cameron's sci-fi opus "Avatar" (Dec. 18) has a huge buzz - for both good and bad reasons.
First, it's a return to the big screen by the man behind the first two "Terminator" movies, "Aliens," "The Abyss" and "Titanic."
Second, "Avatar" will mark the debut of the new 3-D process Cameron has been working on for a decade.
Third, it...
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