James Cameron has plans for more 'Terminator' movies. The 70-year-old filmmaker - who made his directorial debut with the 'Terminator' franchise - has teased fans there is “more than a plan” for future 'Terminator' movies. Speaking to Empire magazine, James said: “It’s more than a plan.

That’s what we’re doing. That’s all I’ll say for right now.” This news follows on from 'The Terminator' - which stars Arnold Schwarzenegger and Linda Hamilton - celebrating its 40th anniversary year.

The 'Titanic' director's involvement in any future 'Terminator' movies remains unclear at this time, as Cameron is busy working on the 'Avatar' sequels, the next of which will be released in 2025. However, Cameron admitted it will be vital to tell new and different kinds of stories in the world of 'The Terminator' moving forward. He said: “You get too inside it, and then you lose a new audience because the new audience care much less about that stuff than you think they do.

“That’s the danger, obviously, with Avatar as well, but I think we’ve proven that we have something for new audiences. "You’ve got powerless main characters, essentially, fighting for their lives, who get no support from existing power structures, and have to circumvent them but somehow maintain a moral compass. And then you throw AI into the mix.

"Those principles are sound principles for storytelling today, right? So I have no doubt that subsequent Terminator films will not only be possible, but th.