The Island

I've known of the development of many sequels since shortly after the Avatar movie came out. You are a bit late here dude. But the news of them coming out near each other is, well, newsworthy. Thanks for the info!

 

And at least it is shorter then the original plan of six more movies.

I've known of the development of many sequels since shortly after the Avatar movie came out. You are a bit late here dude. But the news of them coming out near each other is, well, newsworthy. Thanks for the info!

 

And at least it is shorter then the original plan of six more movies.

I heard that Avatar two, three, and four were being made, but I didn't know about the fifth one until today. Which is why I made an entry about it. Regardless, glad I gave out some new info.

I can't see them being anywhere near as successful as the first one... which everyone forgot about very quickly. Won't be surprised if the second one doesn't do anywhere near as well as expected, thus stopping the rest from happening.

But everything changed when the Humans attacked...

Flameo, Sifu Hotman!

Avatar made its money because 3D was new and exciting. They won't be able to pull the same trick twice. I suppose they could they do a 180 with the sequels and focus on crafting a compelling narrative and interesting characters, but they still won't come even close to matching the success of the first movie

Does anyone actually remember anything about Avatar?  It has no memorable plot nor memorable quotes.  It exists merely for the sake of looking pretty and showing off what was then cutting-edge visual effects.  I know of no one who has ever watched it on their own time outside of a theatre setting.

Does anyone actually remember anything about Avatar?  It has no memorable plot nor memorable quotes.  It exists merely for the sake of looking pretty and showing off what was then cutting-edge visual effects.  I know of no one who has ever watched it on their own time outside of a theatre setting.

 

8th grade science class, actually. It killed a class period or three for us, but I don't remember any of us actually feeling grateful enough towards the poor movie to actually watch it.

 

-Tyler

Does anyone actually remember anything about Avatar?  It has no memorable plot nor memorable quotes.  It exists merely for the sake of looking pretty and showing off what was then cutting-edge visual effects.  I know of no one who has ever watched it on their own time outside of a theatre setting.

all i remember is that the alien's ponytails were much weirder and more NSFBZP than i expected.

Something about trees functioning like memory cards.