When the first "Avatar" was released, it was ten years ago. As soon as it was broadcast, it became a milestone in science fiction movies. For so long, we ourselves have not surpassed it in a science fiction movie. "Wandering Earth" does have a breakthrough, but it is difficult to compare with Cameron's work. Fans of
science fiction movies have been waiting for a long time. This time, there was finally fresh news. On November 30th, the official Avatar blog posted a post stating that "Avatar 2" has been filmed in real life. This news is really hard-won, although not all the shooting is completed, but at least there is official news.
The full name of "Avatar 2" is "Avatar 2: The Way of Water", you know it is related to water when you hear the name. Therefore, it must be extremely powerful post-production. It's all worth the wait.
Actually, Cameron’s movie takes so long for a reason. He needs to polish the script for a long time, and shooting is just one small part. Finally, you need the best post-production company in the industry. In the later stage alone, it may take 2 years.
We can know from the official blog that the crew of "Avatar 2" is on holiday before Thanksgiving. Their work and lifestyle are worth learning, and everyone works hard for their dreams. When it comes to holidays, the staff will have a holiday together to welcome the next stage.
In addition to telling everyone that the crew is on holiday, "Avatar" also shows "Hailong". After reading this special effects model, my back feels cold, I can't wait for it. Most of the special effects are micro-sculpting, but this one is basically a real scene and the proportions are also very good. Such a large studio, coupled with so many instruments, is really exciting, and people can't help but recall the first one.
The tree of life in the first "Avatar" is still fresh in the memory. I've seen so many special effects, only that kind of special effects make people feel fully immersed, whether it is 3D or not, it feels like being on the scene. This time, this ship may bring the audience into the universe, into the ocean, and into all places that can't be imagined. It is too much to look forward to.
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