ultimate epic trailer for The Way of the Water

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ultimate epic trailer for The Way of the Water

AVATAR THE WAY OF WATER. A final trailer for Avatar 2 has just been put online, less than a month before the release of the event film.

[Mis à jour le 22 novembre 2022 à 10h30] Pandora will soon unveil a new facet. Thirteen years after the first film, Avatar returns to cinemas this Wednesday, December 14 for a sequel. This second episode, entitled “La Voie de l’eau”, will further explore the world imagined by james cameron by unveiling an aquatic tribe of Na’Vi.

In the final trailer for Avatar 2, unveiled this Tuesday, November 22, 2022, we discover more about this new tribe and the marine world of Pandora. Indeed, Jake Sully (Sam Worthington) Neytiri (Zoe Saldaña) and their children find themselves threatened by the humans who are still trying to exploit the resources of this world and take refuge within this new tribe. Once again, the Na’Vi will have to take up arms to defend what is dear to them. Check out the latest Avatar 2 trailer below.

film profile

The sequel to Avatar will be released in the United States on December 16, 2022. James Cameron and 20th Century Studios, now owned by Disney, hope to replicate the phenomenal success of the first installment. In France, the feature film is released two days before either December 14, 2022.

  • Zoe Saldana as Neytiri
  • Sam WorthingtonJake Sully
  • Sigourney WeaverKiri
  • Kate WinsletRonal
  • Bailey Bass as Tsireya
  • Jamie FlattersNeteyam
  • Jack ChampionSpider
  • Cliff Curtis: Tonowari
  • Giovanni RibisParker Selfridge
  • Jemaine ClementDr. Ian Garvin
  • Stephen LangMiles Quaritch
  • Edie FalcoGeneral Frances Ardmore
  • Joel David MooreNorm Spellman
  • Chloe Coleman: Young Lo’ak
  • CCH Pounder: Mo’at
  • Matt Gerald: Corporal Lyle Wainfleet
  • Trinity Jo-Li Bliss as Tuktirey
  • Britain Dalton: Lo’ak

Thirteen years of gestation for Avatar 2

In 2020, James Cameron explains that the scripts for the four Avatar sequels have already been written, but also that the performance scenes for Avatar 2, 3 and the first part of 4 are already in the box. The director also justified himself on the time it took him to release the sequel to Avatar. “People don’t understand how complex and huge this process is. It’s like making two and a half huge animated films. Usually, a big animated film takes about four years to make.”

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