@The_Bees_Toe@Pzylintz@DiscussingFilm The funny thing is no one understands the lawsuit because no one read it. This is about how a 14-year-old‘s facial features were used in a pipeline to create the character. It doesn’t matter if you think it’s represented or not in the final product.
@codmgemini@DiscussingFilm You’re a moron. You dont understand the complaint. It makes no difference if you think it looks like her or it doesn’t look like her. He took the facial features of a 14 year old, distributed them to various departments and used them to create his final product.
@Workinonit24@Variety It doesn’t matter if you think she is represented in the final product or you don’t think she’s represented in the final product. The lawsuit is about how he took the face of a 14 year-old and used it in his pipeline to create this character
James Cameron & Disney have been sued by Q’orianka Kilcher for unauthorized use of her likeness as the foundation in Neytiri in ‘AVATAR’.
Kilcher alleges that when she was 14, Cameron extracted her facial features from a published photograph and directed his design team to use it as the foundation for Neytiri in ‘Avatar’.
(Source: https://t.co/coJhjDAh8R)
@vickylynnxo@DiscussingFilm It doesn’t matter that it does look like her or doesn’t look like her. He admits to taking her face. The face of a 14 year old. And using it in the pipeline for design. Thats what this case will rely on
@DiscussingFilm It’s ridiculous that people are not even reading the complaint and having an idiotic opinion on this. Cameron states in his own words that he took her face. He took the face of a 14-year-old and used it in his pipeline to create this character. seems pretty simple to me.
@Variety It has nothing to do with whether it looks like her or not. Y’all missing the point. He states in his own words that he took her face. Then her biometric data was used to create the final. So the data of a 14-year-old was used in the pipeline for this character