After ‘Hurt Locker’ came under a lawsuit, now the stars of James Cameron seems to be clearing his way out further when at the right time environmentalists group dropped in to root for his film for Oscar win.

 

Initially, Cameron faced a tough competition from the ‘Hurt Locker’ movie which is built around a military concept like 'Avatar'. But now his competitors seems to be in trouble with the law makers as the Academy was angered by the producer Nicolas Chartier’s email which revealed that he was urging voters to root for his movie instead of ‘Avatar’. In reaction to this immodest act the Academy has barred Nicolas Chartier’s film ‘The Hurt Locker’ from Sunday's ceremony.

 

Cameron was shocked that good news was waiting to embrace him. The environmentalists are directly appealing to the Academy to select Avatar as the year’s best feature film. As the theme of the film reflects environmental issue ands warns viewers to protect the earth from ravage.

 

It is heard that more than fifty environmental and native groups from eight countries are in a great swing to convince Hollywood that what is going on in Alberta isn’t too far off the mark from the film’s fictional planet, Pandora.

 

Rick Smith, executive director of Environmental Defence, a Toronto-based advocacy group stated, “You don’t need to go into the future, you don’t need to go into another world to see the kind of planetary destruction that the film depicts. Pandora’s unobtainium mining is Alberta’s tar sands, same scale, same planetary implications, same trucks, same callous disregard by the allegedly responsible government authorities.”

 

It seems there is no stopping of Cameron’s chance to win this year’s Oscar for the Best Film category, if the Academy bends down to Environmental's pressure.