It’s okay if you lose track, but here’s a quick reminder this year Avatar: Water Road It’s just the first possibility four The sequel to the 2009 sci-fi saga. And now, in file meeting with empireDirector James Cameron provided an update on where the rest of the series is headed.
The most interesting detail? Cameron may not actually be directing the fourth and fifth Avatar films, which were originally announced 2013 And the 2016. (Like I said, it’s OK if you lose track.) “The avatars themselves are kind of exhausting,” Cameron said. empire. “I have a few other things to develop as well that are exciting. I think over time – I don’t know if it’s after three or after four – I’ll want to pass the baton to a manager I trust, so I can do some other things that I’m also interested in.” …or maybe not. I don’t know.”
That is if the fourth and fifth movies happen, that is. “It depends on market forces,” Cameron explains. “Three is in the box so it comes out regardless. I really hope we get four and five because it’s one big story, in the end.”
It’s the fourth installment that has Cameron excited. “The fourth movie is corker,” he said. “It’s despicable. I actually hope I can make it happen.” As of July 2020, the plan is to release Avatar 3 in 2024, Avatar 4 in 2026, and Avatar 5 in 2028, diverse mentioned in time.
In the near future, Cameron enjoys a critical reception Avatar: Water Road Nothing to worry about. or, indeed, to Not worry. “Trolls will say no one cares and don’t remember the names of the characters or one damn thing that happened in the movie,” Tells empire. Then they watch the movie again and say, ‘Oh, well, excuse me, let me shut up now. “So I’m not worried about that.”
He’s not even worried that the movie’s nearly three-hour running time might turn some viewers off. “I don’t want anyone to grumble about the height when they sit down and indulge in watching [television] For eight hours.” “I can almost write this part of the review. “The agonizing three-hour long movie…” It’s like, give me a break. I’ve watched my kids sit up and do five one-hour episodes in a row. This is the great social shift that has to happen: It’s okay to get up and pee.”
But while it’s easy enough to pause a movie and “get up and go pee” in your house, it’s a lot harder to do in the cinema, which is probably the only one (and arguably the best, thanks to 3D view) a place to see Avatar: Water Road When it comes out on December 16th.
