Avatar 2: The Sense of Water Trailer Is Visually Stunning

Surely you thought that this moment would never come. 13 years after Avatar became the unbeaten highest grossing film in history, we are finally going to see something of the first of its four sequels, and the result is so impressive that many have pointed out the December 16, when it will be released Avatar 2, as the date of a new milestone at the box office.

The trailer of Avatar: The Water Sense has been attached to the premiere of Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness what can be seen from May 6but dozens of critics and journalists around the world have already had access to it, on the big screen and in 3D, and all agree that it is visually “stunning”.

It’s not going to take anyone by surprise considering that James Cameron has taken technology to a new level in every movie he’s made since. Terminators 2 and especially with the first installment of Avatar, that briefly revived the fashion of 3D cinema, but many wondered if the mammoth project of the four sequels could make sense. Has technology been able to improve so much that so many movies about Pandora are worth it? Judging by the comments, yes. Who knows if this time James Cameron will return 3D to theaters forever.

Perhaps the most surprising thing about the reactions to the trailer is that they are not only focused on the visual aspect, but they also coincide in how powerful James Horner’s score is once again accompanying Pandora’s vitas. The composer passed away in 2015 and has not been able to work on the films, but we will meet his music again, extended by composer Simon Franglen.

Of the plot, on the other hand, the trailer does not give much information. The absolute protagonist of the video is the world of Pandora, especially the underwater environment where it will take place. Avatar: The Water Sense, and takes great care to show more details of the story. So we will still have to wait to see the new characters in action.

We know, however, that Avatar: The Water Sense is set a decade after the first film and that nwill tell the story of Jake, Neytiri and their children. We will surely know more when the next trailers are released. Based on these reactions, waiting until December 16 it will have been worth it.

“I’m not overly impressed with the footage itself (I was really hoping for a new image that would take my breath away and give me that hype of Avatar 1), but the music and the images moved me and made me want to return to the world more than I expected.”

I saw the trailer Avatar: The Water Sense in IMAX 3D and it certainly looks stunning. It features many stunning shots of Pandora (particularly water effects) backed by a superb score (RIP James Horner). I forgot how fascinating 3D can be when used correctly. I’m ready James Cameron.”

“I saw the trailer it’s beautiful. I can’t wait to see the full vision of a master like James Cameron. Ready for the world to remember what 3D can achieve, and certainly he is one of those who will. Excited for December. “

“The visuals, the new settings and planets, the new dangers, the beautiful underwater scenes, and the focus on Jake and Neytiri’s family come through vibrantly.”

“The motion capture work done on this movie is just magnificent. It makes sense why we’ve been waiting so long for this movie now. James Cameron never ceases to amaze me.”