![]() I still think it’s the one time Cameron has ever really hurt himself with an edit, and once the original ending was finished and restored for a home video release, it definitely changed the way the entire final third of the film played. ![]() It was infuriating, and for a while, I had real problems with the movie simply for that reason. Since it was written before Cameron hit the wall on budget and time, the novel was adapted using the original ending, so when I sat down in the theater, I had a pretty good idea of where the story was going, and I was shocked when the ending appeared to be lopped off for no apparent reason. One of the very best movie adaptation novels that I’ve ever read was written by Orson Scott Card, based on James Cameron’s “The Abyss.” He wrote three chapters of backstory for the main characters of Bud, Lindsey, and Coffey, and Cameron liked them so much he gave them to the actors to use as their backstory for the film. ![]()
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