It will soon become clear whether James Cameron is still the undefeated blockbuster king. More than 10 years after the first part, Avatar 2: The Way of Water finally hits cinemas in mid-December. The director himself considers his sci-fi sequel to be the worst business idea in film history, what the financial risk regards.
Apparently the wait paid off though, like that Reaction from a valued fantasy director indicates. Guillermo del Toro has already seen Avatar 2 and shared his euphoric reaction.
Check out the latest Avatar 2 trailer here:
Avatar 2: The Way of the Water – Trailer 2 (German) HD
Guillermo del Toro celebrates Avatar 2
The director now has his on Twitter Opinion on the sci-fi sequel shared and it makes you happy:
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A stunning achievement – AVATAR 2 is packed with majestic views and emotion on an epic, epic scale. A master at the peak of his powers…
The long wait combined with Cameron’s ambitious perfectionism seems to have paid off. The first trailers for Avatar 2 already indicate that the director with the sci-fi blockbuster technically reached a new level again Has. According to Guillermo del Toro, the Avatar sequel also provides the necessary emotions.
We will know more by then at the latest December 14th. Then Avatar 2: The Way of Water starts in our cinema. Guillermo del Toro also has a new film at the start. His Pinocchio animated film is coming to Netflix on December 9th.
Avatar: Still good after 13 years?
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What are your Avatar 2 expectations?