Surferboy567
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Probably the most excited I’ve been for a movie since Way of Water.
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Avatar (the movie) and its Sequels
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Probably the most excited I’ve been for a movie since Way of Water.
Surferboy567
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Avatar Fire and Ash is set two weeks after Avatar Way of Water.
James Cameron Says He Spoke to Disney About His Hopes to Expand ‘Avatar’ Franchise to Animation
The Oscar winner reveals, "I want to do an animated anthology series that's essentially in the world."
www.hollywoodreporter.com
A first trailer is almost always a teaser announcement that a new film is upcoming…. The 2nd trailer usually has more fleshed out plot points
BrianLo
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My guess would be an invading Na’vi tribe and more intra-species conflict this round. I’m a bit disappointed to see the military again, though.
It would make sense for the humans to retreat, regroup and an eventual larger planet war with various factions we’ve met in films 3/4 all joining forces. After the timeskip in film four.
Then there is the spiritual god plot thread with Sigourney that seems to be plotted out over multiple films.
Hawkeye_2018
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I may be intrigued enough to see this one in a theater. As long as it's not 3+ hours long
Wendy Pleakley
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Hawkeye_2018
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Dis+ it is
James Cameron Says ‘I’m Healthy’ Enough to Direct ‘Avatar 4’ and ‘Avatar 5’ as He Turns 71 Years Old: ‘I’m Good to Go’ and ‘There’s No Reason Not’ to Do It
James Cameron says there's no reason for him to stop directing "Avatar" movies.
variety.com
Phroobar
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I'd be happy without a sinking boat this time. Get on the sinking boat. Get off the sinking boat. Get on the sinking boat. Repeat for an hour.
Hawkeye_2018
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It' not smart to bet against Cameron, but I can't see this one out grossing the last one
Disney Irish
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Sequels don't tend to out perform their predecessors. For example 2 didn't out gross 1, so why would we think that 3 would out gross 2. My guess would be a range of $1.8B-$2.2B, which would still be a great take but still under both 1 and 2.
Disney Irish
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More Avatar might be coming via animation.....
variety.com
James Cameron Spoke to Disney About Expanding ‘Avatar’ Into Animation: ‘There Might Be an Animated Feature for Streaming or Theatrical’
James Cameron says he is talking to Disney about expanding the 'Avatar' film series into animation via a film or anthology series with Disney.
variety.com
BrianLo
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Once. But I almost exclusively only watch movies (and most content) once as an adult. Too much content and I’m more of a TV guy anyways.
Musical films might be the exception I sometimes have seen twice.
Disney Irish
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Twice, once in theaters and once at home.
But real question, these days how many adults actually watch most movies multiple times? I'd say few actually do. Sure you may watch it like me once in theaters and once at home, but beyond that you're not watching it multiple times beyond that. Its the age of streaming, too much availability and access to content. Very few people still have a collection of VHS/DVDs that they pop in every weekend to watch on repeat. I know you may with your digital setup where you have a catalog of movies (that you've talked about a few times here), but most aren't like you.
Phroobar
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I've only watched Avatar 2 once in the theater and never at home. Every time I attempt to, I ask am I up for a three hour movie? I say no and default to some short horror or 1950's b-movie. I ended up watching that Debby Ryan (Disney channel's Jessie) vampire movie Night Teeth. I don't think Debby Ryan ages.
mickEblu
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Twice, once in theaters and once at home.
But real question, these days how many adults actually watch most movies multiple times? I'd say few actually do. Sure you may watch it like me once in theaters and once at home, but beyond that you're not watching it multiple times beyond that. Its the age of streaming, too much availability and access to content. Very few people still have a collection of VHS/DVDs that they pop in every weekend to watch on repeat. I know you may with your digital setup where you have a catalog of movies (that you've talked about a few times here), but most aren't like you.
Agree mostly but I think there are a couple caveats. When getting ready to watch to the watch the sequel of the original film you haven’t seen in a while or marathon type movies like Star Wars, Indiana Jones and maybe one day Avatar.