We’ve already seen the trailer for Avatar: Water Sense, and it looks like that’s all we’ve been promised.

There is no other way but to be sad that a talented director like James Cameron has given us such films as a multiple Oscar winner. titanic (1997) or Avatar (2009), it took so long to prepare a new feature film. Just like Stanley Kubrick saving the distance. Of course, there are good reasons; get the specific visual tech your ambitions want for a smooth continuation of the second. We’ve already seen the trailer Avatar: Water Sense (2022) and it seems that this milestone has been reached.

As the date approaches premiere, distant December 16 this same year, with the damned coronavirus continuing to be a tiring danger, the desire to see if our endless patience with the Canadian director was worth it grew. And though the truth is trailer from Avatar (first part) did not reach us until the summer of that time, this time you can look at his rights before Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness (2022).

We’ve already seen it the same way before the press reveal where we gobbled up Sam Raimi’s contributions to the Marvel Cinematic Universe; in 3D glasses. No one could have imagined that James Cameron would want to reveal much of the story Avatar: Water Sense, which he co-wrote with Josh Friedman, so soon, and so it is; does not do this at all save what the synopsis hides for the best case.

James Cameron got what he wanted for Avatar: Water Sense

The images that appear on the screen help to intuitively understand some things related to the film, thanks to the trailer. The most obvious is that the director not only achieved his laudable goal by offering us excellent visual realism in the underwater environment with motion capture motion capture or mocapbut landscapes the planets Pandora and the planning with which they will be shown to us will be so beautiful sure to take your breath away.

Especially since James Cameron assured us in April 2010 that this “different setting” would be “as rich, varied, crazy and creative” as the jungle in the first feature film. She didn’t mean we forgot about her, but she wished she could teach more angles and details this alien world Avatar: Water Sense. And finally, it allows us to look into what will happen again. action and adventure, serious threats and thrills for the pleasure of the venerable.