Director James Cameron, currently living in New Zealand, says President Donald Trump's second term is "horrifying," even from overseas.

It becomes a hollow idea, and I think they're hollowing it out as fast as they can for their own benefit." While Cameron visits the U.S. frequently, he spends the majority of his time in New Zealand.

As he becomes a New Zealand citizen, James Cameron is sharing his thoughts on the direction America has taken under President Donald Trump.

James Cameron never became a U.S. citizen. Now, after Trump’s re-election, the “Avatar” director is seeking New Zealand citizenship.

Director James Cameron has plans to make his New Zealand residency permanent with full citizenship due to his feelings about the Trump administration.

Famous director James Cameron is happy to become a New Zealand citizen after Donald Trump was re-elected as U.S. president. He believes America under Trump is “a turn away from everything decent.” The Titanic and Avatar director,

"Avatar" franchise filmmaker James Cameron called the re-election of President Trump "horrific" and accused the president of "hollowing" out the country.

America doesn’t stand for anything if it doesn’t stand for what it has historically stood for,” the filmmaker said in a new interview

James Cameron has said that he is relocating from the US to New Zealand in order to escape the presidency of Donald Trump.

James Cameron has some choice words for America’s political state of affairs. The Oscar-winning filmmaker recently reacted to the reelection of President Donald Trump and his subsequent move to make Elon Musk a special government employee in charge of the new so-called Department of Government Efficiency.