Avatar 2

[AnonymouZero]

Actually I heard they are going to make 5 sequels.

i lul'd incontrollably at this


OT: like many of yous... i can't see HOW you can continue that story. it'd have to be new characters... new enemies... hell, there's no more home tree, so even the settings have to change. i can't see it. and until it comes out, i won't believe there's really a sequel... let alone a 3rd one.

 

[silentsentinel]

Two words.

Orbital bombardment.

 

[silver wolf009]

How about its a civil war were some of the navi are intrested in selling their homeworld for a monopoly on the mining industry.
slightly off topic: am i the only one who saw that movie and when they talked about the rock they were there for qouted the nostaligia critic: exposition exposition get it out ASAP!

 

[RabidusUnus]

Considering a lot of Na'vi culture and Pandora was destroyed, it could be solely on the Na'vi, and Jake's friends rebuilding the culture and things. The army isn't dumb enough to come back and get their asses handed to them again. (I hope.)

EDIT: Or he could go hardcore, 5 minutes of orbital bombardment, 25 minutes of marines droppingi n and mopping up, 2.5 hours of mining.

 

[The DSM]

I dont know, they resolved the plot of the first one (Humans are evil), are they just going to do it on another planet with a diffrent species?

 

[brodie21]

Well, I don't know what it should be about, but I have faith in James Cameron to deliver.

He is after all, one of the few men who delivered a sequel that was better than its already great predecessor. In Hollywood, that's a rare thing.

Also, he's a notorious perfectionist, so I don't think we'll have a rush job on our hands. Yep, I'm looking forward to it indeed. He's been planning a trilogy all along, so I guess it'll all come together.

Needless to say, I loved the first. Perhaps too much actually, I've seen it 4 times and I'm not bored of it. It's just got this great sense of wonder about the whole thing. Reminds me of my childhood.

Hell, the second might do an Empire Strikes Back and be even better than the first.

i agree with the statement about good sequels being few and far between. the only directors that i can think of who did good sequels are peter jackson (LOTR 1, 2, & 3), Irvin Kershner (The Empire Strikes Back), and peter jackson for aliens.

i hope that the second avatar will be just as good, mabye even better than the first

 

[sephiroth1991]

Was there a second dancing with wolves for insperation

OT:Still havn't seen the first one so i don't care, it could be about green people so the blue people can sing 'Blue (Da Ba Dee)'

 

[Deviltongue]

Batman. Batman makes everything awesome. Just drop Batman down on Pandora and whatever side he chooses is the one that'll win. The other side could have a God on their team and Batman would still win.

 

[Zannah]

It will probably be about earth coming a long for round 2, but given that the first avatar was basically pocahontas, with a lot of expensive cgi fluff taped on, we should all ask ourselfs - should there be such a thing as "avatar 2"?

 

[Hollock]

Probably the Navi being invaded by some other alien race and the humans helping out or some crap like that. Avatar really wasn't the masterpeice I hear people claiming it to be. It was good but it wasn't the god sent film most people think it was. A sequel is so un-needed.

Well, I thought it was myself. A very good way to end what hasn't been a great decade.

The story was just a rehash of a Disney classic with a new skin. Granted the skin is incredibly well animated and nicely put together its nothing new.

As for a not so great decade... Lord of the Rings. Star Wars. Watchmen. Distric 9. Cloverfield. 28 days/weeks later. Crank 1&2. 300... and sooooooo many more. I think the decade had a FANTASTIC bunch of movies. Sure there were some totally rediculus ones but what decade doesn't have its fair share of crap?

Star wars was the 70s and early 80s

I hope I havn't been ninja'd, but the prequels came out in the 00's.

Wait, what is this prequel you speak of?

 

[hazabaza1]

Ugh. Didn't like the first one, this one will probably just try to squeeze out something better, and will most likely inevitably fail.

 

[Agayek]

It was my fault, I tend to give people nightmares, I figured I'd help at least one person with it. Wish I could say the same for poor sweet Agayek, I've probably left alien on jake sully scars in his head forever.

You did.

I just saw your Predator + Jake picture though, so it's starting to heal. We shall see if it ever fully goes away.

 

[Wicky_42]

Hey, if anyone wants to know about the sequels planned GO TO WIKIPEDIA gorram it, lol

Sequels

In 2006, Cameron stated that if Avatar were successful, he hoped to make two sequels to the film.[237] In 2010, he said the film's widespread success confirmed that he will.[25] The prospect of sequels was something he planned from the start, going so far as to include certain scenes in the film for future story followups.[237][238] Cameron said he wants to make the sequel "cheaper and faster" and that the story will be a continuation of the characters introduced in Avatar.[234]
Though plots for future sequels have not been laid out yet, Cameron stated that they are going to widen the universe while exploring other moons of Polyphemus.[234] The first sequel would continue to follow the characters of Jake and Neytiri.[239] Cameron implied that the humans would return as the antagonists of the story. "I expect that those nasty humans didn't go away forever," he said.[240] Sam Worthington and Zoe Saldana have signed on to reprise their roles in future sequels, and Stephen Lang, who played Colonel Miles Quaritch, believes his character could make a return: "You think those two arrows in my chest are going to stop me from coming back?" Lang told Entertainment Weekly, "Nothing's over so long as they've got my DNA."[238] In late Februrary 2010, Sigourney Weaver, who played Dr. Grace Augustine, announced the possibility of her return for a sequel in an interview for the Le Grand Journal TV show in Paris.[241]
When being interviewed by AP on the red carpet of the 82nd Academy Awards, Cameron stated "if I were to start Avatar 2 tomorrow, it would still be three years away."[242]

 

[Wicky_42]

Yeah, what you said. Plus, remember how Neytiri almost attacked Jake when he was lost in the woods? Kinda implies no-holds barred vicious guerrila combat once you leave the safety of the base.

But you never actually see that untill the climax. You never see a Na'vi brutally killing a human in way that would cement the notion that the marines see the Na'vi as vicious creatures. And if the Na'vi are such unyielding guerilla warriors why do they go to human manufactured schools were - judging from the pictures on Grace's desk - they are happy?

As Furburt said, I think there were several different methods of interacting with the Na'vi attempted, and there were several different ways that the Na'vi reacted. Bear in mind that these aliens have no regard for what the materialistic humans hold most dear, and vice-versa, so there would be many mistakes in trying to establish a rapport, plenty of opportunity to accidentally steam-roll an ancestral garden or mortally offend another.

It's entirely possible that the Na'vi were able to respect the separation the scientists had from the soldiers, and whilst the scientists kept themselves to the villages and didn't go prying into sacred places I'm sure they got on fine. The military and industrialist aspects, however, would have seen a very different side of the Na'vi, one outraged by the desecration of their land by the human's strip mining and complete disregard for nature. Naturally, conflict would likely have arisen around the mining operations and hence the warnings the general gave.

As to why such violence isn't shown earlier in the film is, imo, that it was more effective to imply it than to show gratuitous combat scenes early on. Would have broken the film's pacing to have done that too early, and it isn't all that long before we see Neytiri about to cold-heartedly murder Jake.

 

[Darth_Dude]

Probably the Navi being invaded by some other alien race and the humans helping out or some crap like that. Avatar really wasn't the masterpeice I hear people claiming it to be. It was good but it wasn't the god sent film most people think it was. A sequel is so un-needed.

Well, I thought it was myself. A very good way to end what hasn't been a great decade.

The story was just a rehash of a Disney classic with a new skin. Granted the skin is incredibly well animated and nicely put together its nothing new.

As for a not so great decade... Lord of the Rings. Star Wars. Watchmen. Distric 9. Cloverfield. 28 days/weeks later. Crank 1&2. 300... and sooooooo many more. I think the decade had a FANTASTIC bunch of movies. Sure there were some totally rediculus ones but what decade doesn't have its fair share of crap?

Star wars was the 70s and early 80s

I hope I havn't been ninja'd, but the prequels came out in the 00's.

Wait, what is this prequel you speak of?

Its the movies that were made in the previous decade. You know, episodes 1,2 and 3?

I see what you did there.

 

[goldenheart323]

So I've recently discovered that there are plans for an Avatar 2? What do you all think it SHOULD be about?

Well, Pocahontas did have a sequel. So I guess an Avatar sequel's not out of the question.
(Relax. It's a joke. I don't care if it's a rip-off or not. Avatar was awesome. I never even bothered to see Pocahontas.)

Maybe a Na'vi could come to Earth and spawn a new mother earth spirit thing that Jake said we killed. Conflict could come from greedy corporate mining companies wanting to frame them and make their efforts look like a sneaky act of war. If they did create a new mother earth spirit thing, that could be spawn a whole epic story of conflict between "new humans" that have the funky pony tail & the ability to commune with nature and the "old humans" that lack that ability.

It should be about the Navi teaming up with Disney and Microsoft to hunt down James Cameron for making a movie that blatantly rips off Pocahontas and Halo all in one go.

Other than a blue character, were there any other Halo rip-offs?

 

[MattRooney06]

Well, I don't know what it should be about, but I have faith in James Cameron to deliver.

He is after all, one of the few men who delivered a sequel that was better than its already great predecessor. In Hollywood, that's a rare thing.

Also, he's a notorious perfectionist, so I don't think we'll have a rush job on our hands. Yep, I'm looking forward to it indeed. He's been planning a trilogy all along, so I guess it'll all come together.

Needless to say, I loved the first. Perhaps too much actually, I've seen it 4 times and I'm not bored of it. It's just got this great sense of wonder about the whole thing. Reminds me of my childhood.

Hell, the second might do an Empire Strikes Back and be even better than the first.

True aliens was fantastic

But avatar was just plain lazy for a camoron flick


OT: I dont know.....unless it ignores the first film really the only thing they can do is have the humans re invade

unless its a prequell