James Cameron criticized the U.S. for rejecting science and vaccines, explaining why the filmmaker relocated to New Zealand for „sanity“ over scenery.
Filmmaker James Cameron said in a new interview that the U.S. rejection of science and vaccines after the COVID-19 pandemic drove him to move to New Zealand.
In an interview on the „In Depth with Graham Bensinger“ podcast, Cameron discussed his reason for relocating permanently to New Zealand, where he both lives and spent years working on the „Avatar“ movies.
Bensinger noted that the United States is „a fantastic place to live“, prompting Cameron to ask, „Is it?“
„But New Zealand is just stunningly beautiful“, Bensinger said.
„I’m not there for scenery. I’m there for the sanity“, Cameron replied.
Cameron said the U.S.‘ handling of the coronavirus pandemic revealed that many were skeptical of science and lacked unity in a common cause.
