I haven't seen a James Cameron movie that I didn't like. I'll take those odds.

I remember going into Avatar 1 completely blind, all while wearing ridiculous glasses. I thought "I paid money to watch a movie and wear glasses?" The opening scene with Jake getting out of his cryogenic bed, all the little details in that scene added so much to the 3D affect. I was hooked. It's still the best 3D movie I've seen in theaters.

I expect nothing different with Avatar 2. I'm going into it with semi-high hopes of it being good. Visually the movie looks phenomenal. But this time I know what to expect. I hope James throws me a curveball and does something different with the 3D.

I have tickets for opening night, we shall see.

If you enjoyed the first Avatar you’ll enjoy the second. The 3D didn’t bring anything new that I could notice. However the entire movies visuals were drop. dead. gorgeous. I can’t even begin to know how they made this film. Hands down worth going to see.

I know he’s heavily invested in the Avatar universe. I hope we can see a new IP from him after these are done.

$435 million on its first weekend worldwide. Yea, it’s safe to say they will make their 2 billion back.

Avatar 3 is already filmed. They are working on post production now. It’s supposed to be out in Dec 2024.

Personally I think 5 Avatar movies is too long. A trilogy would work better. But if it keeps making money why stop? Case in point - The Fast and the Furious films.

I’m not sure what you were expecting when going into this film. If you’ve seen the first movie you know majority of it is CGI. Not sure why you’d think Avatar 2 would be different.

$2 billion in less than 2 months. I’d consider that a very successful movie.

Sure many of you didn’t like the movie but you have to admit, that amount of money in that short amount of time is impressive.

Haha. True you don’t see many Avatar cosplay. There might be more once more movies come out.