Avatar: Last News

James Cameron has defended Avatar: The Way Of Water‘s three-hour runtime, saying those who find the film too long can simply “get up and go pee”.READ MORE: Avatar 2: Everything we know about the upcoming sci-fi epicSpeaking to Empire, the director said he didn’t want to see people complaining about the upcoming sequel’s length when many are quite willing to binge-watch several hours of TV in one sitting.“I don’t want anybody whining about length when they sit and binge-watch [television] for eight hours,” he said. “I can almost write this part of the review.

Empire, Cameron said the fact that sci-fi films take so much time to make might mean he won’t be captaining the ship on the final two movies.“The Avatar films themselves are kind of all-consuming,” he told the outlet. “I’ve got some other things I’m developing as well that are exciting.”“I think eventually over time – I don’t know if that’s after three or after four – I’ll want to pass the baton to a director that I trust to take over, so I can go do some other stuff that I’m also interested in.

fans got their first official online look at the long-awaited sequel to director James Cameron's massively successful 2009 fantasy epic on Monday, as the first teaser-trailer and first-look photos were released from Set more than a decade after the events of the first,  tells the story of the Sully family — Jake (Sam Worthington), Neytiri (Zoe Saldana), and their kids — and returns to the land of the Na'vi as they must fight new battles to keep their people safe.«I know one thing: Wherever we go, this family is our fortress,» Jake says in the teaser, which features stunning, sweeping shots of the mythical land of Pandora.The upcoming sequel also stars Sigourney Weaver, Stephen Lang, Cliff Curtis, Joel David Moore, CCH Pounder, Edie Falco, Jemaine Clement and Kate Winslet. During Disney's presentation at CinemaCon in Las Vegas last month, Cameron officially announced the title for the  sequel, and shared that the original  will be remastered and re-released in theaters beginning on Sept. 23, in preparation for Dec.

‘It’s been 84 years…’ since we were promised a sequel to James Cameron’s Avatar movie.Okay, we’re quoting the wrong film, but it has been an exceptionally long time since the release of the director’s acclaimed 2009 epic.Pretty much as soon as Avatar was released a whopping 13 years ago, plans were announced for a sequel – and then a third, and a fourth, and a fifth.Avatar movies are planned up until December 2028, with one scheduled to come out almost every year until then – that despite the fact it has taken well over a decade for the second one to be released.(And we can’t blame the pandemic for this delay.)But, finally, in December 2022 Avatar: The Way of Water will hit cinemas worldwide, and a select few people have caught a first glimpse at what to expect.Director James treated audiences at the Las Vegas CinemaCon to a first look at the film, as well as revealing its title, via videolink at the event.According to the Hollywood Reporter, James told the crowd that he ‘set out to test the limits of what cinema can do’ with the new film, with each audience member given 3D glasses to watch the new footage.Producer Jon Landau told audiences the new teaser will be shown ‘exclusively in theatres’ before showings of upcoming Doctor Strange and the Multiverse of Madness before it is released online the following week.The teaser reportedly shows the return of main characters Jake (Sam Worthington) and Neytiri (Zoe Saldana) on Pandora, and introduces new out-of-this-world creatures.Jon confirmed that while the Avatar films are all sequels, they work as stand-alone films that ‘together are an even greater connected epic saga.’Sigourney Weaver and Stephen Lang will return as their original characters, and there are some

, and announced its official title, Starring Zoe Saldana, Sam Worthington, Sigourney Weaver and newcomers like Kate Winslet, the breathtaking first look showed fans a return to the life of the of Na'vi people and the Sully family, as well as stunning sweeping 3D shots of Pandora.«We wanted our return to Pandora to be something really special,» Cameron told the CinemaCon crowd. «We set out once again to push the limits of what cinema can do.»Additionally, Cameron shared that the original film will be remastered and re-released in theaters beginning on Sept.

she plays the role of water character Ronal, which required her to learn to free dive.In fact, Kate got so good at holding her breath underwater she beat Tom Cruise’s record and was one time submerged for seven minutes and 14 seconds. Trying to describe what it’s like, Kate said it feels ‘just wonderful’, but did confess that when she resurfaced, she was convinced she had died.

Sigourney Weaver Was Determined To Tackle Difficult Underwater Scenes In The Avatar sequel to prove she’s still an action woman at 71.Kate Winslet needed diving classes tooThe actress reunited with director James Cameron for the Avatar sequels and admits she was initially overwhelmed by the amount of underwater scenes in the script, but she worked hard to prove she wouldn’t need a diving double.“I had some concerns, but that’s what the training was for,” she tells the New York Times‘ T magazine. “And I really wanted to do it.

James Cameron is glad he chose to film his Avatar sequels in New Zealand because he was able to complete the films amid the COVID-19 crisis.The Titanic filmmaker revealed during the 2020 Austrian World Summit on Sunday (September 27, 2020) that Avatar 2 is complete, while the third installment is nearly finished, despite having to shut down production due to the global health crisis in March (2020) and only starting up again in June (2020).“We’re 100 percent complete on Avatar 2 and sort of 95 percent complete on Avatar 3,” Cameron said during the virtual event.“We’re very lucky in that we chose this (New Zealand) as our production site years ago.

James Cameron’s long-awaited Avatar sequel is still on track for a December 2021 release.

The Avatar sequels have halted production in New Zealand amid the global coronavirus pandemic.

Avatar has shut down production in New Zealand, where it has been filming for its movie sequels, due to coronavirus.

Production of three “Avatar” sequels in New Zealand has been put on hold as a precaution against the coronavirus outbreak.

Production of three “Avatar” sequels in New Zealand has been put on hold as a precaution against the coronavirus outbreak.

Director James Cameron has returned to New Zealand after a 13-hour long direct flight with producer Jon Landau and the director-producer duo plans on quarantining for two weeks before resuming work on Avatar sequel. The 65-year-old fame is most famous for his 2009 film Avatar which is one of the highest-grossing films of the decade. The film follows the story of Jake, who becomes paraplegic and replaces his twin on the Na' vi inhabited Pandora for a corporate mission. After the natives accept him as one of their own, he advances towards his mission in the foreign land.

British actor David Thewlis is no stranger to big-budget, blockbuster film sets. He’s previously starred in franchises such as “Wonder Woman” and “Harry Potter.” But apparently, none of that experience means anything when you walk onto the set of an “Avatar” sequel.

Production on the long-awaited Avatar sequels will resume in New Zealand next week, according to the film’s producer.