James Cameron RAISEs Reasons For Avatar SEQUEl: The Way Of Water Old Created

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JAKARTA - 13 years after the first film, James Cameron presents a sequel to the film Avatar titled The Way of Water. Not a few have asked why this film is only now being released. James Cameron as the director explained that the sequel had been working since 2012. But it took them five years to actually start production of the film Avatar 2. “ I like to explore the sea when I'm not making movies. So if I can combine two things I love - sea and film, why not? ” said James Cameron to Entertainment Weekly. However, production related to the sea has its own challenges. Cameron had to record the entire movement of the actor and his expression and then the visual was changed in digital format. The production requires 900 thousand gallons of water for Avatar 2. Cameron also wants to take pictures of the sea as he often sees. My “ friend of one production gave the idea of linking people to cables. And I said “ It won't work. Later the results don't look real," he continued. Therefore, Avatar players also train to hold their breath while in the water. Meanwhile, producer Jon Landau said Avatar's film journey was still long. Cameron's story is also growing big. "What we are doing now, from the point of view of the story and the point of view of the world, is on a much larger scale,” said Jon Landau. "It's interesting and challenging. We put more details, first and foremost, in the performances of the players, but we also put more details and diversity into the world we created," he said. Avatar: The Way of Water tells the story of Jake target who lives with his family on Pandora. Once upon a time, Jake had to work with Neytiri and the Navi army to guard their planet. Avatar: The Way of Water will release on December 16.