Expect to Wait Another Four Years for AVATAR 2

Expect to Wait Another Four Years for AVATAR 2

Producer John Landau was in attendance for a preview screening of James Cameron's 3D version of Titanic. At the event he said the sequel to Avatar is still four years away.

By nailbiter111 - Jan 11, 2012 03:01 AM EST
Filed Under: Sci-Fi
Source: bleedingcool.com



Well this seems a bit out of left field, but maybe the writing was on the wall the whole time, and I let my hoping get the best of my common sense. See at first I said, 'Gosh just a few days ago Sam Worthington said he was meeting with James Cameron in a week to discuss Avatar 2.' Which makes you think the sequel could start filming pretty soon, but in those same interviews he pointed out that Cameron had a story all thought out, but hadn't written the script yet.

According to Landau this morning, the first sequel is “four years away.”

So that’s 2016 by a literal count, though we could be bendy and assume that Christmas 2015 would also be an option. Expect Avatar 3 a year later, as the performance capture and cinematography would take place back-to-back with the second film.

Landau promised that Avatar 2 was going to showcase advanced technology, from the 3D camera system used to the CG and performance capture, but also in terms of a higher framerate. This, he says, is the new frontier that he and Cameron are most interested in pushing. - bleedingcool.com



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