Are we still asleep? Avatar 2? There are many reasons why we might be. For starters, James Cameron’s sequel to his box-office busting AvatarFeels like it has been delayed for too long. The idea of it opening in theaters one-day seems alien to us (no pun intended). As financially successful as it is. Avatar was (and still is), the movie’s not beloved in the way that an MCU or Star Wars movie might be, and so enthusiasm for a sequel is mid. Let’s not forget, last but not least, because Avatar 2This is the first of FOUR planned sales AvatarThere are movies in the future, and the fandom is sure to meet this one with healthy skepticism as well as an air of optimism. “show me”We wait to see the footage.
As if it was possible to wager against James Cameron.
Steve Asbell, President of 20th Century Studios, wants to inform fans Avatar 2It will exceed all expectations. Asbell acknowledged that it will take some time to re-educate the audience on the intricacies of a 12-year old movie. The Hollywood ReporterAnd they said:
It’s going to blow people away. You’re not ready for what Jim is doing. … I can tell you that there is no better marketing apparatus in the business than the one at Disney. They will do an amazing job reviving the passion for the original movie. This is not just a sequel, it’s a saga. And it’s a family saga. It will be compelling on its own, but it will also be extremely compelling to return to those characters and to see how they’ve evolved. It’s less about Avatar being a really big movie and more about how Avatar was a really important cultural moment for audiences. I don’t think it will be hard to convince people to come back.
The important hook to the original Avatar wasn’t necessarily the imagination of James Cameron, or the invention of the alien planet of Pandora. It was Cameron’s revolutionary improvements to 3D technology that kept audience members returning to theaters to plunge back into that immersive world. The verdict is out on whether this immersive world will be a success or failure. Avatar 2Cameron will either continue pushing the technical limits of visual presentation or if Cameron will need to win over audiences with his original story of Jake and Neytiri, Zoe Saldana.
Cameron will reteam with his team at the minimum TitanicLead Kate Winslet in Avatar 2. She relied on the underwater training that the Oscar winner must have received. TitanicTo explore new water settings for the sequel. Cameron spoke about how many people are involved in the water industry. Avatar 3And 4Cameron has already filmed the sequel, so you can expect it to feed into the next chapters. AvatarTrain running
Right now Avatar 2The same day, December 1, is the opening date. Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom. These two movies will target the same audience (and will most likely want access to IMAX screens), so it is interesting to see if one of them blinks or moves. You can keep an eye on the list of 2022 movies for any changes.