A statement that makes you dream, you’ve seen nothing!

After the first concept images of Avatar 3, 4 and 5, one of the actresses talks more about the sequel. Cameron is planning something very serious.

Avatar 2: The Way of Water proved a lie to all those who thought there was no more anticipation surrounding James Cameron’s life’s work. With over 2.32 billion worldwide, the sequel moved into third place for the biggest hits of all time. So the future is bright for Saga and the best is (thankfully) yet to come, starting with Avatar 3.

Avatar 3 is going to be crazy, I swear, I promise, I swear!

“Each film in the franchise is an exciting but epic take that takes time to deliver the level of quality that we set for ourselves and the audience expects from us. The team is hard at work and can’t wait to bring viewers back to Pandora in December 2025.” Producer Jon Landau revealed while announcing the postponement of Avatar 3. Actually it should be displayed on December 18, 2024, but it will finally be December 17, 2025 (logically).

For Avatar 3, Cameron will change the narrator by allowing Loak, one of the sons of Jack Sully (Sam Worthington) and Neytiri (Zoe Saldana) to be more in the foreground. But the director will also introduce a new tribe: the Ash People – Ash People in the original version – which will be overseen by Varang, who will be played by Una Chapling (Talisa Stark in Game of Thrones). A clan living in the volcanic region of Pandora. That’s all we know about Avatar 3, but Zoe Saldana promises it’s worth watching and will be “awesome.”

It’s going to be amazing. Avatar 3 is going to be amazing, and with Avatar 4 and 5 it’s just going to be crazy. That is true. indeed. He blew us all away. This is his legacy. We all thought he was going to be Titanic, and it turns out he’s going to be Avatar in the end. And for us to be a part of something revolutionary and innovative, it’s like a legacy for us too.

by Collider.

Avatar 3 is going to be “awesome” and from a strictly visual standpoint, we obviously don’t believe it. Especially since the first images, conceptual, clearly sell the dream.