“The market could be telling us that we’re done in three months, or we could be half done, which means: ‘OK, let’s complete the story within movie three and not go on endlessly’if it’s just not profitable.” Cameron revealed to the portal TotalFilm.
“We are in a different world now than when I even wrote this,” he added. “It’s hit one-two: the pandemic and streaming. Or, conversely, maybe we’re reminding people what going to the movies is all about. This movie definitely does that. The question is: How many people are give a f… – Now?
The first Avatar has a Sam Worthington as Jake Sully, a wheelchair-bound Marine veteran who joins the Resource Development Administration on Pandora, a moon populated by the native Na’vi. There, he participates in the company’s Avatar Program, which places subjects’ consciousness into hybrid human/Na’vi bodies to traverse terrain safely. Zoe Saldana she played Neytiri, a Na’vi with whom Jake falls in love in the midst of a colonialist and environmental war with the GDR.
Avatar It broke records when it was released in 2009, becoming the highest-grossing film of all time. The record has been challenged in recent years by Avengers: Endgamealthough recent re-releases of Avatar have helped secure his record.
Avatar: The Way of Water it will continue years later with Jake (in his Na’vi body) and Neytiri living on Pandora with their growing family. Events will place them on the path of the Metkayina, an aquatic Na’vi tribe that lives in the shallows of Pandora’s ocean. Kate Winslet Y Cliff Curtis they play Ronal and Tonowari, leaders of Metkayina.
Cameron has confirmed that the third movie is already filmed, so it will likely meet a December 19, 2024 release date.
Avatar: The Way of Water Trailer
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