The future of the Avatar saga literally depends on the box office. I mean, it depends on the audience. This is how he communicated James Cameron during an interview in which he questions the implementation of Avatar 4 and 5, just in case the second one named Avatar: the path of water, did not become a box office success. Is it just a marketing strategy?
Probably no. After the premiere Avatar in 2009, news of a possible sequel hung in the air. It was not only an important film in modern science fiction, but also one that is currently the highest-grossing film in history. In this context, there will be Avatar: the path of water.
This film was theoretically to be followed by three more. Names, according to BBCwould: Avatar: Seed Bearer, Avatar: Tulkun the Horseman D Avatar: Finding Ava. However, according to James Cameron, these may just be titles. Let’s see what he said.
James Cameron and the future of “Avatar” before the premiere Avatar: the path of water
The second part of the franchise is marked and not without noise around. This is a production that promises technological innovation, with James Cameron as the key architect of this evolution during the recording and post-production of the story. Added to this are some comments from the director regarding the length: it will be three hours.
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20th centuryWhen the length was announced, James Cameron added that he doesn’t expect any complaints from fans and compared the experience to a marathon on some other streaming platform. streaming. The next message to the audience has to do with the future of the franchise. For the director, the continuation of the story depends on the followers. In an interview for TotalFilm said:
“The market can tell us we’ll be done in three months (if it doesn’t work at the box office), or we can do it by half. It means, “OK, let’s end the story in the third movie, rather than keep going on forever” if that’s just not profitable.”
In that case, there would be no Avatar 4 no one Avatar 5. Why such suspicion about franchise opportunities? James Cameron commented TotalFilm: “We are in a different world than it was when I wrote these things. Two strikes, two changes, pandemic and streaming.” For the director, it can also be an opportunity to remember “people that go to the movies is all about. This movie definitely does it.. The question is, “How many people care about this now?”
Gathering recess Avatar: the path of waterJames Cameron told Entertainment Weekly:
“The big problem is, are we going to make any fucking money? Big and expensive films should bring in a lot of money. We are in a new world of post-COVID, post-streaming. These numbers may never appear again. Who knows? It’s all one big roll of the dice.”
Avatar: the path of water The premiere will take place on December 15th.
