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After muttering about how an AVATAR franchise would make sense and hinting that there could be a trilogy of AVATAR films, James Cameron has confirmed that there will be an AVATAR sequel, fueling speculation about how it might top the original.
Things we do know: There are two planned sequels but they won't be one continuous story, they'll be self-contained. They'll also follow Jake and Neytiri. It could take place around a different moon of Polyphemus this time, although producer Jon Landau has already hinted about exploring Pandora's interior. Some bloggers guess that James Cameron, famously obsessed with water, has an amazing underwater environment mapped out for Pandora. There are also different Na'vi tribes that call the planet their home and we never really got a sense of how intra-species politics work between the different tribes. Cameron confirmed hes mapped out what will happen in the sequels, although he hasnt written any scripts yet.
The good news? The sequels won't take four years to make. Cameron has said he can get them out faster than the first AVATAR.
reading Cameron's interviews from the last year the chances are bigger then in 2009 IMO.Here's hoping the script doesn't suck...
reading Cameron's interviews from the last year the chances are bigger then in 2009 IMO.![]()
One thing I think we can all agree on --- these Avatar sequels will be visually stunning.
His script was 15+ year old when he wrote it down, It was something that he really wanted to make and call it recycled but there was nothing in it that was necessarily bad.
reading Cameron's interviews from the last year the chances are bigger then in 2009 IMO.![]()
he said '' i am in the avatar business''What indicates that it will be even worse?
he said '' i am in the avatar business''
i can not be positive when an artist is using the word ''business'' when talking about his next movie.
i know that movies are made for money. but for a director the reason for making a movie should never be businees.
Is that for the sequel...?
No it's just some cool art I came across.