After the enormous success of Avatar 2: The Way of Water a year ago, work on the sequel Avatar 3 is in full swing. Director James Cameron not only confirmed the last postponed theatrical release, but also surprised with one personal decision that the sci-fi series prompted him to make.
James Cameron will become a New Zealander before Avatar 3 launches
After the theatrical releases of all future Avatar films were recently pushed back, James Cameron gave a brief update on the state of things in Pandora at a press conference:
We are currently in two very hectic years of post-production. [Der Start von Avatar 3] so will Christmas 2025 take place.
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Variety also reported on the conversation with the channel 1News that the Avatar director “for an unlimited period of time” stay in New Zealand and wanted to make his films. The Canadian had previously filmed primarily in the USA. But since he has been filming, living and loving New Zealand since the start of production on Avatar in 2007, James Cameron will be Accept New Zealand citizenship in 2024.
These are the current release dates of all upcoming Avatar films:
If all goes according to plan, the now 69-year-old filmmaker will be 77 when the fifth and final Avatar film hits theaters. You can stream Avatar 1 and 2 on Disney+ * or purchase Blu-ray, DVD, 3D or 4K * for your home theater.
What will Avatar 3 be about?
The information we already have about Avatar 3 is manageable. In the rumored new record running time of four hours, part 3 will be warlike again. After the conflict between the Na’vi and the exploitative people, this time there are also a few Na’vi as villains serve: the “Ash People”, who (along with the Omatikaya in the forest and the Metkayina in the water) are said to be a fire tribe of Pandora.
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