40?? I will be pushing 65!Jesus, Mary and Joseph, I'll be pushing 40 by the time Avatar 4 is out.
It was a different time back in 2009/2010. As stated before, Avatar had cutting edge 3D technology and virtually no competition at the box office whatsoever. Of course it thrived. Titanic is a great film also but let's not deny that a great big chunk of its box office haul was due to fangirls seeing it for Leo over and over again. Again, it was a different time. Regardless of how I feel about his cockiness and demeanor on set, I'm not doubting Cameron's skill as a great filmmaker, but unless he has an insane trick up his sleeve like discovering the lost city of Atlantis and filming Avatar 2 there, I really can't see it reaching the same heights as the first one. And this is coming from someone who enjoyed Avatar enough to buy both the regular and special edition Blu-ray releases.
I just don't see it. Avatar benefited greatly from being cutting-edge (for its time) with its use of 3D and not having any kind of box office competition for around 3 months. Studios now see January-March as good months to release blockbuster films whereas 10 years ago, it was rare to get tentpole movies there.
Jesus, Mary and Joseph, I'll be pushing 40 by the time Avatar 4 is out.
It was a different time back in 2009/2010. As stated before, Avatar had cutting edge 3D technology and virtually no competition at the box office whatsoever. Of course it thrived. Titanic is a great film also but let's not deny that a great big chunk of its box office haul was due to fangirls seeing it for Leo over and over again. Again, it was a different time. Regardless of how I feel about his cockiness and demeanor on set, I'm not doubting Cameron's skill as a great filmmaker, but unless he has an insane trick up his sleeve like discovering the lost city of Atlantis and filming Avatar 2 there, I really can't see it reaching the same heights as the first one. And this is coming from someone who enjoyed Avatar enough to buy both the regular and special edition Blu-ray releases.
Wonder if this latest delay would have happened if Disney hadn't bought Fox since it seems to be more of re-scheduling a lot of movies on Disney's side rather than Cameron needing more time to finish the movies
I remember when I saw Titanic and I was surprised to see many older people in the theater. Maybe it was different in America, but in Sweden Titanic definitely wasn't big because of girls wanting to see Leo. It was becuase it attracted a lot of people who usually don't go to the movies much. Besides there are fanboys who see stuff like Avengers and Star Wars multiple times (read about someone who watched Captain Marvel 116 times) so using this as a way to somehow disparage Titanic's numbers is ridiculous