The announcement last Tuesday, June 13, to push back the release of Avatar 3 to December 17, 2025, a year after the originally planned date, and its sequels sounded like thunder. The final part of the saga started by James Cameron in 2009 will be released in December 2031, 22 years after the discovery of Pandora.
Information that Zoe Saldana, Neytiri’s interpreter, did not diminish with humor in the story. Instagram.
The 44-year-old actor wrote: “Great! I’ll be 53 when the last Avatar comes out. I was 27 when I did the first movie.If Zoe Saldana is still in the castAvatar 5 In the year 2031, it has been playing the role of a boat for 22 years…
It should be noted here that in 2031, Sam Worthington, who plays Jake Sully, will be 54 years old, Sigourney Weaver will be 81 years old, and the director. James Cameron will be 76 years old.
Producer Jon Landau explained the delay in the release dates of the films by the intensive work of computer-generated imagery required to produce each component.
He said on Twitter: “Each Avatar film is an exciting yet epic endeavor that takes time to reach the level of quality that the director strives for and the audience expects. The team is hard at work and can’t wait to welcome audiences back to Pandora in December 2025.”
The Avatar films are truly rich in technological prowess, and predecessor James Cameron and his team have spared no expense in inventing new ways of doing things to make the visuals as realistic as possible.
Released 13 years after the first part, Avatar: The Waterway proved that the audience, despite the long wait, was ready to return to Pandora with the heroes.
Avatar 2 has actually grossed $2.3 billion internationally, making it the third-biggest international box office behind Avengers: Endgame and its $2.7 billion, and the first Avatar to gross $2.9 billion worldwide. And Zoe Saldana starred in all three!
As Jean Angled wrote, “The best things take patience.”
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