This is what Guillermo del Toro thinks of ‘Avatar: The Sense of Water’

collect what you collect Avatar: The Sense of Water at the box office —whether it beats it or beats it Avatar original as the highest-grossing film in history—, the sequel to James Cameron’s film can already celebrate a small but valuable triumph. And that has not yet been released. Common mortals will have to wait until December 16 to see avatar 2 when it hits the movie theaters; however, some privileged have already been able to sink their teeth into it. Among those pioneering and lucky viewers is Guillermo del Toro, who was quick to give his opinion on the film.

On his Twitter account, producer Jon Landau has congratulated the team of Avatar: The Sense of Water completely for the feat of putting an end to a mammoth project like this. According to Landau, on November 23 the film was considered liquidated, closing the final editing and mastering of the image. To celebrate, the producer has posted a photo of the post-production team, thanking each of the members for his contribution to the project. We would not want to be in the shoes of any of the technicians involved in a film as complex as this, especially with regard to the visual finish, but we must admit that we would like to have seen through a little hole how these professionals received another congratulations, if possible , even more special.

Citing the previous tweet, Guillermo del Toro has taken the opportunity to dump his impressions on Twitter after seeing the film. To the Mexican filmmaker, Avatar: The Sense of Water He has found it nothing short of an “astonishing achievement.” For the director of the latest animated version of Pinocchio, the sequel to Avatar it is “packed with majestic imagery and emotion on an epic scale.” After having seen the film, the person in charge of The Pan’s Labyrinth bows to James Cameron, praising him as “a teacher at the height of his powers.”

Avatar: The Sense of Water It will take us back, more than a decade later, to the world of the Na’vi, those aliens who starred in the first film in the franchise and who are blue for a reason. The sequel will bring back the characters from the 2009 installment, introducing us to the family that Jake Sully, the human-turned-Na’vi, and Ney’tiri have formed at this time. The couple will be forced to leave their home and explore new regions of Pandora after the reappearance of an ancient threat, in a story that promises to be as epic, if not more, than the first. Avatar original and, of course, we can see in 3D (with or without glasses?).