James Cameron's Avatar to get four sequels - The message will still be the same

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"What I'm having trouble with is that it's supposed to be the highest grossing movie of all time, but nobody remembers a thing about it. I just can't figure that out. How could all those people see the movie and then forget it all? It's the sort of thing really bothers me."
Because for a sequel to grab the interest of an audience nowadays, you gotta hype that shit up. Cameron knows absolutely nothing about modern-day marketing. He’s stuck in the 90’s. The reason people hype Star Wars sequels is because they’ve constantly stayed in the public eye with tv shows, comic books, novelisations, toys, etc. Cameron could have easily gone this route after releasing the first Avatar, thus cementing it further as a staple in American pop culture, but instead he did nothing and people collectively forgot about it because aside from pretty graphics, the movie itself is creatively bankrupt.
 
Because for a sequel to grab the interest of an audience nowadays, you gotta hype that shit up. Cameron knows absolutely nothing about modern-day marketing. He’s stuck in the 90’s. The reason people hype Star Wars sequels is because they’ve constantly stayed in the public eye with tv shows, comic books, novelisations, toys, etc. Cameron could have easily gone this route after releasing the first Avatar, thus cementing it further as a staple in American pop culture, but instead he did nothing and people collectively forgot about it because aside from pretty graphics, the movie itself is creatively bankrupt.
I mean, even with the 1st movie it seems Cameron was almost against hyping up the movie. All we got is one video game and I think I saw some Lego models, but that's about it.
 
i have no idea if this is true but the title alone is pretty funny
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The movie dropped 53% over the first weekend and grossed 60 million. This article is completely wrong


The shill media continues to cope and seethe.
It's actually the most predictable shit of all time. It's behaving just like Rogue One. Everyone already knows how much this film will get at the end of its run.

It's going to be a lot, way more than it deserved. But nothing that justifies 4 sequels. I still think Disney will cancel the last two movies.
 
I really don't get why this movie of all things need a sequel, let alone 4. Beyond the CGI spectacle, there's nothing to the movie. It's just Dances With Wolves but executed extremely poorly with a caked up facade of CGI to hide all it's glaring flaws. I can't remember a single moment from the movie beyond the blue cat lady screaming about the trees getting murdered or something, and the last time I saw it was like 10 years ago. There is just no substance once you look past the effects.

It's been even longer since I saw Dances With Wolves, yet I call still recall the majority of that movie just fine. Almost like it competently written and directed and didn't need to whore itself up to tell a good story or get you to enjoy it's characters and engage with it.
 
I really don't get why this movie of all things need a sequel, let alone 4. Beyond the CGI spectacle, there's nothing to the movie. It's just Dances With Wolves but executed extremely poorly with a caked up facade of CGI to hide all it's glaring flaws. I can't remember a single moment from the movie beyond the blue cat lady screaming about the trees getting murdered or something, and the last time I saw it was like 10 years ago. There is just no substance once you look past the effects.

It's been even longer since I saw Dances With Wolves, yet I call still recall the majority of that movie just fine. Almost like it competently written and directed and didn't need to whore itself up to tell a good story or get you to enjoy it's characters and engage with it.
I actually like to rewatch Dances with Wolves every few years because it's a genuinely good movie and beautifully shot. I don't think I've seen Avatar more than once.
 
It's going to be a lot, way more than it deserved. But nothing that justifies 4 sequels. I still think Disney will cancel the last two movies.
Cameron said in an interview on the eve of the release that he would be "satisfied" with the ending to the franchise if 3 ends up being the last film to get made.

At this point he likely knows he isn't getting two more films and is just bracing for the mockery he is going to receive when the 4 and 5 get cancelled.
 
i was dragged to see this yesterday despite me not wanting to see it. dont know if it was because of the theater i saw it in but this movie had a weird problem where it'd be like 60fps in one scene then go to 20fps in another and i have no clue why. also the 3d was fucky because i was in the very left hand side of the theater and that just made my eyes feel funny
overall a mid out of 10 experience
 
Getting to 2 billion is still a pipe dream with the way this movie’s tracking lately. It needs to start significantly outperforming R1 domestically, which it… has not been. Christmas was the only day that it had a significant overperformance, then the next two days… went right back to the regular R1 mode. Performing like R1 yet with a worse opening would put this movie right around 500M domestic, with the movie tracking at about 30/70, so you’d be looking at about $1.6-1.7B.

Something also to note, is that it basically blew its entire load early. Both NWH and TGM had $50-60M waiting in the wings in territories that the movie wasn’t out in yet until a few weeks after release, which isn’t the case for this, the movie is out in every territory it’s going to be out in.

Predictions I’ve seen for $2B tend to involve $600M domestic and $200M China with a combined $1.2B for the other territories, and while I can’t speak for that last number, all the info I’m seeing makes those first two projections… significantly unlikely.

It’s not necessarily an impossibility, yet it’s going to need a far stronger showing than we’ve seen so far.
 
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