Ahead of Avatar 2's release, James Cameron revealed that if the film doesn't do well at the box office, the franchise will change dramatically.
's first "Avatar" movie was a huge box office success. Soon, the audience began to look forward to the sequel, but the sequel made us wait for more than ten years. Still, judging from the trailer for Avatar 2, the movie is clearly well worth the wait. However, the sequel's box office still faces huge risks.
The sequel to Avatar 2, coming soon, tells the story of the Jack family. The trailer for Avatar 2 has already previewed the film's impressive visuals. James Cameron has spent years developing the camera and motion capture technology that will bring the film's underwater footage to life. Set more than a decade after the first film, "Avatar 2" tells the story of how the Jack family needs to maintain their family after a new threat emerges. Although "Avatar 2" has not yet been released, " Avatar 3" has entered the post-production stage, and producer Jon Landau recently revealed that the shooting of " Avatar 4" has been going on for a long time.
In an interview with Total Film Magazine, director James Cameron explained how the series plans would change if Avatar 2 flopped at the box office. Although Avatar is expected to have four sequels, the director revealed that Avatar 3 could be the end of the series if the second one doesn't do well. In this regard, James Cameron said: "The market will tell us that we will finish the film in 3 months, or we are only halfway done, which means 'Okay, let's finish the story in the third film. , instead of going on endlessly, 'If it's just not making money, we're in a completely different world now than when I wrote this book. It's a two-pronged approach -- the pandemic and streaming. Or, the other way around, maybe We're going to remind people what going to the theater is for. This movie does it. The question is: How many people care about this right now?"
While James Cameron will be more or less concerned, the early days of Avatar 2 Box office forecasts put the film at $650 million in North America. It's slightly lower than the first, but still an impressive figure. Although James Cameron has repeatedly acknowledged the impact of theaters today The power has dropped, but audience interest in Avatar 2 remains high.
Fortunately, James Cameron's words at least confirm that fans will see Avatar 3 regardless of how the sequel performs. With blockbusters like Terminator , Alien and Titanic, James Cameron has been proving he shouldn't be underestimated as a filmmaker, which means Avatar 2 will break Expected, exceeded box office expectations. Anyway, we still have reason to believe that this film will be an unexpected success.
