Avatar 2 is now officially known as Avatar: The Way of Water and it’s set to premiere on December 16. The first trailer premiered at CinemaCon, but it won’t take long for the general audience to see it. It will be shown ahead of screenings of Marvel’s Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness before being released online.

Cameron wasn’t able to attend CinemaCon because he’s “hard at work putting the final touches on the film” in New Zealand but promised that the new movie will push the limits in every possible sense.

“I wanted our return to Pandora to be something really special. Every shot is designed for the biggest screen, highest resolution, and most immersive 3D available. I think we pulled it off,” said Cameron.

Producer Jon Landau attended CinemaCon in person and he shared a promising vision for the rest of the franchise. Three more Avatar movies are on the way, and he described them as “a connected saga” with the Sully family at its heart.

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The Avatar sequel has marked the end of filming for 2019 with a behind-the-scenes photo shared via the official Avatar Twitter account. 

The behind-the-scenes pic was captioned with “That’s a wrap, Na’vi Nation! It’s our last day of live-action filming in 2019, and we’re celebrating with a sneak peek. Check out this photo of the aft well deck section of the Sea Dragon, a massive mothership that carries an array of other sea-going craft in the sequels.”

Directed by James Cameron for 20th Century Fox stars Sam Worthington, Zoe Saldana, Sigourney Weaver, Joel David Moore, Dileep Rao, Stephen Lang, and Matt Gerald, all of whom starred in the original film. 

Avatar 2 is expected to arrive in theaters on December 17, 2021.

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Although Cameron was careful to choose words that were not blatant criticism, the director has confessed that he finds the way the Atlanteans move underwater in Aquaman to be unrealistic. This is perhaps unsurprising considering that for the Avatar sequel, Cameron has taken his entire cast underwater to film to ensure the end product is entirely authentic.

Given that Aquaman and the Avatar sequels both took their story underwater, Yahoo asked the director what he thought of the DC hit.

“I think it’s great fun,” Cameron responded. “I think it’s a movie I could have never made. Truthfully. I could have never made that film because it requires this total dreamlike disconnect from any sense of physics or reality. It exists somewhere between a Greek mythic landscape and a fairy tale landscape. And people just kind of zoom around underwater because… they propel themselves mentally? I guess? I don’t know.”

“But it’s cool. You buy it on its own terms. But I’ve spent thousands of hours underwater. I’m very literal about my underwater. It needs to look like it’s real. And while I can enjoy that film I don’t resonate with it because it doesn’t look real.”

Avatar 2 will be released December 18, 2020.

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Avatar 2 is now officially known as Avatar: The Way of Water and it’s set to premiere on December 16. The first trailer premiered at CinemaCon, but it won’t take long for the general audience to see it. It will be shown ahead of screenings of Marvel’s Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness before being released online.

Cameron wasn’t able to attend CinemaCon because he’s “hard at work putting the final touches on the film” in New Zealand but promised that the new movie will push the limits in every possible sense.

“I wanted our return to Pandora to be something really special. Every shot is designed for the biggest screen, highest resolution, and most immersive 3D available. I think we pulled it off,” said Cameron.

Producer Jon Landau attended CinemaCon in person and he shared a promising vision for the rest of the franchise. Three more Avatar movies are on the way, and he described them as “a connected saga” with the Sully family at its heart.

The post “Avatar 2” Officially Gets the Title at CinemaCon, First Trailer Unveiled Before Premiering Worldwide appeared first on Entertainment For Us.

The Avatar sequel has marked the end of filming for 2019 with a behind-the-scenes photo shared via the official Avatar Twitter account. 

The behind-the-scenes pic was captioned with “That’s a wrap, Na’vi Nation! It’s our last day of live-action filming in 2019, and we’re celebrating with a sneak peek. Check out this photo of the aft well deck section of the Sea Dragon, a massive mothership that carries an array of other sea-going craft in the sequels.”

Directed by James Cameron for 20th Century Fox stars Sam Worthington, Zoe Saldana, Sigourney Weaver, Joel David Moore, Dileep Rao, Stephen Lang, and Matt Gerald, all of whom starred in the original film. 

Avatar 2 is expected to arrive in theaters on December 17, 2021.

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Although Cameron was careful to choose words that were not blatant criticism, the director has confessed that he finds the way the Atlanteans move underwater in Aquaman to be unrealistic. This is perhaps unsurprising considering that for the Avatar sequel, Cameron has taken his entire cast underwater to film to ensure the end product is entirely authentic.

Given that Aquaman and the Avatar sequels both took their story underwater, Yahoo asked the director what he thought of the DC hit.

“I think it’s great fun,” Cameron responded. “I think it’s a movie I could have never made. Truthfully. I could have never made that film because it requires this total dreamlike disconnect from any sense of physics or reality. It exists somewhere between a Greek mythic landscape and a fairy tale landscape. And people just kind of zoom around underwater because… they propel themselves mentally? I guess? I don’t know.”

“But it’s cool. You buy it on its own terms. But I’ve spent thousands of hours underwater. I’m very literal about my underwater. It needs to look like it’s real. And while I can enjoy that film I don’t resonate with it because it doesn’t look real.”

Avatar 2 will be released December 18, 2020.

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