Cameron potvrdio nastavak
It's obvious that 20th Century Fox would want to make an "Avatar" sequel, since the first movie has already become the second highest grossing film off all time. But with so many projects that director James Cameron is rumored for, how realistic is it that he'll return for a second installment?
Following a screening of "Avatar" at the Arclight theater in Hollywood, Cameron answered some questions from the audience. One of the questions was whether fans can expect a sequel, to which Cameron replied that the plan has always been to make a trilogy. He then confirmed: "Yes, there will be another."
Cameron was joined by his visual effects artists, who mentioned that the second film will be much easier to make since all the hard work has already been done and the technology now exists. So maybe "Avatar 2" can be made under $500 million.
In another interview, Cameron talked about exploring the Pandora solar system by visiting the other neighboring moons.
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"Avatar" to Become Second Highest Grossing Film, After "Titanic"
"Avatar" is still knocking films off the biggest worldwide earners list. It is now in third place with $1.1 billion (through Tuesday), surpassing "Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest," which took in $1.07 billion in 2006.
The James Cameron-directed sci-fi epic is also quickly gaining on the second top grosser "The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King," which is currently sitting with $1.12 billion worldwide total.
If "Avatar" overtakes "Lord of the Rings," that means that the only film that will stand in its way is Cameron's other monster hit "Titanic." But it's very unlikely that "Avatar" would be able to break $1.84 billion.
