Despite criticisms of its plot, the original Avatar movie captured the imaginations of viewers with its stunning visuals and the fantastical world of Pandora. The sequel, which has earned over $2 billion at the box office, promises to do the same. As the digital release approaches, members of the Avatar team have started a promotional campaign, with producer Jon Landau offering some insight into the process of filming three movies simultaneously.
James Cameron’s Producing Partner Comments on Filming Three Avatar Movies at Once
At a press conference for Avatar: The Sense of Water, Jon Landau explained that filming all three movies concurrently was necessary for ensuring the continuity of the story. He revealed that while filming Avatar 2, portions of Avatar 3 and the first act of Avatar 4 were also being recorded. Landau explained that characters in the movies age over time, so they had to capture footage of the child actors before they grew up. The time jump in the fourth Avatar movie suggests that the children will be adults in the face of new events, leaving fans eager to see what surprises are in store for the franchise.
Avatar: A Spectacular Franchise with a Passionate Fanbase
Despite its detractors, the Avatar franchise continues to attract fans with its breathtaking visuals and immersive storyline. The sequel promises to be just as successful as the original, with behind-the-scenes insights from Landau suggesting that the story will continue to captivate viewers. Landau’s comments on the challenges of filming three movies simultaneously and capturing the necessary footage of child actors highlight the intricacies involved in creating a seamless, engaging story. As fans eagerly await the digital release of Avatar 2, they can rest assured that the franchise is in good hands with James Cameron and Jon Landau at the helm.
