'Avatar 2' Trailer: Get Ready For The Visual Wonder On Dec 16th!

Update: 2022-11-02 13:47 GMT
Sequels usually take one or two years to hit the screens. It may take five years at the most but James Cameron took a whopping 13 years to come with the second part of 'Avatar'. The great director is known for breaking all existing records whenever he releases his movie. Whether it is 'Terminator 2' or 'Titanic' or 'Avatar', James Cameron is the biggest director in the world.

'Avatar' came out in 2009 and it swept everyone off their feet. The visuals showcased in that film was never seen before and it took a film like 'Avengers Endgame' to break its record, that too in its second run at the box office showcased the magic 'Avatar' created a decade back. Every film lover across the globe is waiting for 'Avatar 2' and it is finally hitting the screens on 16th December.

The theatrical trailer of 'Avatar 2' is out now and it is a visual wonder. The visionary director takes us back to Pandora world once again. The second part is called 'Avatar: The Way Of Water'. It tells us the story of the Sully family, the troubles they endure, the lengths they go to keep each other safe, the battles they fight to stay alive, and the tragedies they face. The visuals are nothing short of fantastic and Cameroon seems to have delivered another record-shattering film. The action sequences, the music, the production design, the acting and every aspect look jaw-dropping.

Watching this movie on big screens and in 3D is going to be a heavenly experience and people can't wait for it till the next month. This movie is produced by Cameron, Jon Landau, Lightstorm Entertainment and others. Sam Worthington, Zoe Saldana, Sigourney Weaver, Stephen Lang and Kate Winslet are the lead actors in this movie while James Cameron and Rick Jaffa and Amanda Silver penned the screenplay. Josh Friedman and Shane Salerno wrote the story in association with the people who wrote the screenplay. Let us wait and see how many records this movie is going to break.




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