Avatar 2

Avatar 2 is coming, after facing many delays since its original 2014 release date. James Cameron debuted footage for the long awaited sequel at CinemaCon this ...

Avatar 2 Avatar Avatar 2 is coming, after facing many delays since its original 2014 release date.

'Avatar 2' is happening as CinemaCon saw makers release some dazzling footage from the film. The long-awaited sequel is titled 'Avatar: The Way of Water'.

Disney unveiled director James Cameron’s otherworldly vision for Avatar. Disney got hold of the franchise after it acquired 20th Century Fox in 2019. ‘Avatar 2’ is happening as CinemaCon saw makers release some dazzling footage from the film. ‘Avatar 2’ will release on December 16, with sequels to come on Dec. 20, 2024, Dec. 18, 2026, and Dec. 22, 2028.

Director James Cameron returns to direct the long-awaited sequel to the 2009 hit, officially titled "Avatar: The Way of Water." Disney unveiled new footage of ...

"Avatar: The Way of Water," the first of four planned sequels, is scheduled to release Dec. 16. The film's first trailer will debut in theaters before Marvel's "Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness" on May 6. "Avatar: The Way of Water" will follow the Sully family as they fight to stay alive.

AVATAR 2's trailer is set to release very soon, as James Cameron's blockbuster sequel title was announced alongside the first 3D footage at CinemaCon this ...

JUST IN: Avatar 2 is called Avatar: The Way of Water. The first footage was STUNNING. The footage we just watched will play only in theaters with— Erik Davis (@ErikDavis) #DoctorStrangenext week. Presumably, a UK re-release is on the way too, although is yet to be confirmed. It needs very very good and bright projectors to really work. See it in 3D. Not much in way of plot just a lot of cool visuals.” It needs very very good and bright projectors to really work. It’s been 13 years since Avatar first hit cinemas and became the highest-grossing movie of all time with a global box office that currently stands at $2.847 billion.

It's been more than a decade since James Cameron released the first Avatar film, and also promised fans several sequels. It's now finally happening, and fans ...

Avatar: The Way of Water will be in cinemas in the US on 16 December this year. The first Avatar sequel will be called Avatar: The Way of Water. When will Avatar 2 be released in the UK? Who will be in the cast of Avatar 2? So, what will the film be called, what will it be about and when will it be released in UK cinemas? The first Avatar sequel will be called Avatar: The Way of Water.

The trailer showed Jake and Neytiri, flying creatures and shots of Pandora's blue water.

John Fithian, president and CEO of the National Association of Theatre Owners, said at CinemaCon that there will be more versions of Avatar 2 than any film “in the history of movies”. According to Cameron, he started planning the first sequel in 2012 and filming began in 2017. The fantasy film was a resounding success, gaining critical acclaim for its ground-breaking special effects. According to producer Jon Landau, each of the sequels has been written to work as a stand-alone film, but they also work together as a “greater connected epic saga”. In a December interview with Entertainment Weekly Cameron spoke about the making of the four sequels. The footage was presented at the Las Vegas festival by James Cameron who joined via a video link.

Now, director James Cameron has finally give the follow-up a name Avatar: The Way Of Water at CinemaCon in Las Vegas. Advertisement. The film, which is set ...

The trailer for Avatar: The Way Of Water will debut in cinemas ahead of Marvel’s Doctor Strange In The Multiverse Of Madness on May 6. The footage also showed the local tribe of Na’vi interacting with various species resembling whales and pelicans, some of which flew through the screen and into audience member’s faces thanks to the three-dimensional technology. The film, which is set to be released in cinemas on December 22, 2022, will see Jake and Neytiri with their own family now, including Na’vi kids Neteyam (Jamie Flatters), Lo’ak (Britain Dalton), and Tuktirey (Trinity Bliss).

Sam Worthington, star of "Avatar," reflects on the series and looks forward to the "marvelous" sequel "Avatar: The Way of Water."

It has taken eight years to get “Avatar 2” to the screen after at least seven delays. The news comes as a massive relief to fans after years of anticipation for a return. And by the time we get to the fourth and fifth, I might actually be in a wheelchair by the time we get to do it.”

Thirteen years after the release of the original blockbuster, the sequel to James Cameron's Avatar is finally heading to cinemas in 2022, armed with the ...

Directed by James Cameron, the same mind behind the likes of Titanic, Aliens and The Terminator, producer Jon Landau explained, “If you look at what Jim does in his movies, he writes in universal themes that are bigger than the genre of any one movie”. As producer Jon Landau told Empire in an exclusive interview: “Jake took him in but Neytiri always saw him as one of the people who destroyed her home and killed her father…so you have all these dynamics playing out”. With four sequels to the iconic blockbuster having been in production for many years.

The first trailer for Avatar: The Way of Water promises an extravaganza – but do we really want to put our eyes through the meat grinder all over again?

On the other hand, this is a world where Gaia actually is a sentient tree that can be tapped up for a quick chat about the weather whenever you fancy it, as well as a world in which mountains float. Having said all this, there’s something ineluctably attractive about the idea that you’re about to witness a movie that will look and sound better than anything ever seen in the multiplex. Perhaps Avatar: The Way of Water will turn all this around, and we’ll suddenly start reaching for the 3D glasses and willingly paying that extra £3 all over again. As far as we know, there’s no such thing as time travel in the Avatar universe, which is weird because there was a distinct whiff of 2009 coming off this week’s industry reports about a screening of the first trailer for the newly titled Avatar: The Way of Water. The Hollywood Reporter said delegates at CinemaCon in Las Vegas were wowed by the movie’s impressive 3D and high frame rate, which 20th Century Fox and Disney will be rolling out across the globe when the movie finally hits multiplexes in December. You’d think not more than a couple of years had gone by since the release of the original Avatar, a time when it felt like the entire film industry was about to go through a radical journey into high-end stereoscopy and accelerated frame rates. As a result of Avatar, every studio started releasing movies in 3D because Hollywood worked out that it could add a premium to ticket prices for those screenings. The problem with 3D is that it has had more comings than Jesus caught in a time loop.