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“Avatar” set to overtake “Titanic” in worldwide box office

Tue, Jan 26 2010

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By ROBERT W. WELKOS Maybe it’s the dazzling 3D visuals. Maybe it’s the love story it tells. Maybe it’s the green message it seeks to expound. But whatever the reason, James Cameron’s mega-budget sci-fi yarn “Avatar” will soon pass his previous film “Titanic” as the global box office superstar of[...]

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