The new Avatar: The Way of Water trailer reaches and displays more of the sequel’s submarine story. James Cameron presented audiences with the world of Pandora and the Navi people in 2009 with the foremost Avatar film. Thanks to its innovation in CGI and use of 3D, the movie evolved into a box office sensation as it went on to become the highest-grossing film ever made. Cameron took his time creating Avatar 2 and the destiny of the franchise, preferring to wait until the technology was competent in catching what he enjoyed. This is due to the sequel’s narrative heavily including water as the planet of Pandora extends above Jake Sully and Neytiri.
The long-awaited first peek at James Cameron’s Avatar 2 reached earlier this year, as Disney debuted the first camper in May. The footage showed the ground-breaking visual products that the director is earlier used as parts of the sequel’s new aquatic setting. Even though the Avatar 2 trailer was visually amazing, the footage still left some discussion about whether Cameron would produce a more useful story with the sequel. The actual Avatar is commonly critiqued for simulating Pocahontas or Studio Ghibli’s Princess Mononoke or just holding a less impressive story than some observers desire. Disney and 20th Century cast a new Avatar: The Way of Water trailer this morning forward of the sequel’s December 16, 2022 release date. The new trailer once also highlights the unexpected CGI that the sequel contains under James Cameron’s direction and through the underwater story. The Avatar 2 trailer also produces some genuine feelings as the story is teased, with Jake Sully and Neytiri conveying a particularly emotional conversation at the end.
With an inspirational story centered around Jake and Neytiri’s family and their fight to save Pandora, Avatar: The Way of Water could go a long way in making audiences associate with the personalities. The phenomenon of Avatar 2‘s CGI and 3D definitely will drive audiences to see the sequel in cinemas, but a narrative that grabs witnesses is what could help drive duplication business. After visiting Top Gun: Maverick smashes box office histories with stellar visuals and an emotive story earlier this year, Avatar: The Way of Water could comparably finish the year in a parallel manner.