Avatar: The Way of Water begins more than a decade after the events of the first film, and tells the narrative of the Sully family and the trouble that follows them.
the extent to which they go to protect one another, the struggles they fight to be alive, and the tragedies they face
It's been a long time coming–more than a decade, in fact–but the Avatar sequel is finally here. The film will be released later this year under the title Avatar: The Way of Water.
On April 27, the first footage from the long-awaited sequel was shown at the CinemaCon exposition in Las Vegas. The trailer for the film has now been available online.
The movie shows the breathtakingly magnificent landscapes of Pandora, an Earth-like habitable extrasolar moon of the Alpha Centauri gas giant Polyphemus, which was also the location of the original film.
The ocean or water is featured prominently in a number of scenes.
The Na'vi appear once more. Jake Sully (Sam Worthington) and Neytiri (Zoe Saldana) are also back.
This time, though, they appear to be accompanied by a group of younger, cuter copies of themselves, who appear to be their offspring.