Stories Related to Cameron Talks Avatar Blu-ray/dvd Releases And Sequel

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Thu, 02/18/2010 - 10:06pm

James Cameron told The Wall Street Journal today that Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment will release the Blu-ray and "standard def" DVD for Avatar on Thursday, April 22, which is Earth Day.

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