650 days until Avatar 2

Formerly 651 days

>Btw our lead had to quit the walking dead spinoff just to get this movie out on time

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you can't keep this up

blue Zoe best Zoe!

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What makes you think the sequels will get anywhere near the success of the first one? People loved Avatar 1 for it's visuals, but we see great visuals of that caliber all the time now

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Because Jim’s been pushing back the envelope even further.

Yes.

Jim's aiming to beat Avatar with Avatar 2.

you can't keep this up

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you can't keep this "you can't keep this up" up

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Neytiri... with a FAL?

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Avatar was a grade D script that was able to piggyback off the James Cameron name and sold itself on the 3D visuals. Ten years have gone by since I watched it on the first day of release, and I still remember how bitterly disappointed I was in Cameron. To quote Mr Plinkett, "another A-list director loses his mind with the opium of CGI."

Avatar was Cameron's The Phantom Menace. A terrible movie that had to be done simply to get the itch to make a fantasy movie that could not have been done with 80s / 90s special effects tech out of his system. It does not deserve a sequel any more than Freddy Got Fingered. What story is there left to tell?

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>680 days until Avatar 2 flops

I remember when we hit '>1000 days until Avatar 2'

>What story is there left to tell?

the story of Jake and Neytiri's family and clan and their struggle against the RDA.

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You have literally zero imagination. Try this one on for size:

What if the origins of Pandora aren’t, strictly speaking, “natural?” What if the Na’vi are a second emergence of salience on a post-Singularity world where their forerunner species engineered them a paradise, then absented themselves to allow them to develop their own culture, sort of an application of Trek’s Prime Directive turned inward?

What if humanity steamrolls the Na’vi just to have a species show up that’s so advanced that they might as well be gods compared to humanity and the Na’vi both?

This
This was my first reaction when I saw the first trailer of Avatar. The Na'vis could be a designed species for interface between civilizations.

Probably will be another adventure movie tho