Remember Avatar? The 2009 James Cameron alien epic? The highest grossing film of all time? A movie that was considered to have groundbreaking special effects, especially for the time?
Even if you haven't thought about that movie in a good minute, chances are you've not only seen it, but bought into its hype for at least a little while.
Not long after Avatar's initial theatrical release, James Cameron announced that there would be two sequels. Fans eagerly awaited news on the first to release.
To put it in perspective, these sequels were originally planned for respective 2014 and 2015 releases. But of course, nothing ever goes according to plan.
The sequels' filming didn't actually start until 2017.
Cameron and crew were originally aiming for a 2020 release, but as a result of production delays due to the pandemic, the movie got pushed back to 2021, and then 2022.
Avatar: The Way of Water is slated for a December 16, 2022 theatrical release. In other words, fans won't have to wait too much longer to experience the world of Pandora once again.
They definitely took their time with this one, and it shows in the visually impressive trailer they just dropped. From the characters themselves to the amazing environment, I'm in complete awe.
Check it out for yourself!
Fans all over the world are already giving their first impressions on The Way of Water, with reactions being mostly positive.
Plenty of fans are gushing over the visuals we've seen so far. It's kind of exciting to know that this movie has so much more to offer.
It's hard to believe that it's been nearly 13 years since the first one came out. Hopefully the wait between the second and third movies won't be too long.
Some people never understood the hype of the first movie, while others aren't super convinced the sequel is going to have a strong plot (or any plot at all). But only time will tell on that part.
Whether the sequel lives up to its predecessor, or it fails to capture the magic that made the original so good, all eyes are going to be on this movie this coming December.
What do you think? Let us know in the comments!
