James Cameron talks up making up to three Avatar sequels

I already knew there were two sequels coming but now he's talking about yet another movie.

http://collider.com/james-cameron-avatar-2-3-4/164371/

I have zero interest in seeing another Avatar movie, let alone 3 sequels.

Good or bad idea?!

Fvcking no

I'll pass.

Can't really see how the story line can expand, 3 Sequel's of human's invading the same planet?:P

I'll watch them but I'm sad that he's skipping Battle Angel again, for Avatar.

Avatar isn't bad per se, but it is one of the most overrated movies ever. I certainly wouldn't be interested in a sequel, at any rate.

I couldn't care less. I found Avatar to be very mediocre.

Avatar was fine as it is.

I'll pass.

JML897

Ruin a good thing? Hell yeah!

I'll watch them but I'm sad that he's skipping Battle Angel again, for Avatar.

Aljosa23

This,

I want a full budget, anime blockbuster to open the floodgates for success copy cats(thus boasting anime interest in US)

I wonder what movies he will rip off now?

Mulan, Terminator 2, Predator and Lito & Stich perhaps?

lol okay then.

Avatar is the type of movie that should be left alone. No sequels needed.

I'm already upset by 2 and 3 being created, but 4?! No, no, no!

[QUOTE="Aljosa23"]

I'll watch them but I'm sad that he's skipping Battle Angel again, for Avatar.

dercoo

This,

I want a full budget, anime blockbuster to open the floodgates for success copy cats(thus boasting anime interest in US)

Where would they go with the movies? Earth? Entirely on Pandora with no humans? I have my doubts as to how well they could pull that off

Fvcking no

themajormayor

Can't really see how the story line can expand, 3 Sequel's of human's invading the same planet?:P

TwistedShade

I've still yet to see the first one...When are people going to realize that people like james cameron, george lucas and steven spielberg are hacks way past their prime as movie makers..?

Bad idea unless you're one of the people making money off it.

I've still yet to see the first one...When are people going to realize that people like james cameron, george lucas and steven spielberg are hacks way past their prime as movie makers..?

WilliamRLBaker

This maybe true for George Lucas and Steven Spielberg, but the highest grossing film of all time was made by James Cameron as recently as 2009 (Avatar), and despite what many people say, it was nominated for 10 Oscars, generally well rated across all websites and critics, and apparently loved by the global audience, this is especially true considering that it started slow, did not have recorded breaking first day, or first weekend earnings, but it had an impressive run with barely noticable drop in box office from one week to another, that's a sign of good word of mouth.

[QUOTE="WilliamRLBaker"]

I've still yet to see the first one...When are people going to realize that people like james cameron, george lucas and steven spielberg are hacks way past their prime as movie makers..?

Ncsoftlover

This maybe true for George Lucas and Steven Spielberg, but the highest grossing film of all time was made by James Cameron as recently as 2009 (Avatar), and despite what many people say, it was nominated for 10 Oscars, generally well rated across all websites and critics, and apparently loved by the global audience, this is especially true considering that it started slow, did not have recorded breaking first day, or first weekend earnings, but it had an impressive run with barely noticable drop in box office from one week to another, that's a sign of good word of mouth.

I thought Avatar did a good job at combining many different aspects, but outside of the visuals and sales, it was not groundbreaking.

[QUOTE="Ncsoftlover"]

[QUOTE="WilliamRLBaker"]

I've still yet to see the first one...When are people going to realize that people like james cameron, george lucas and steven spielberg are hacks way past their prime as movie makers..?

Jackboot343

This maybe true for George Lucas and Steven Spielberg, but the highest grossing film of all time was made by James Cameron as recently as 2009 (Avatar), and despite what many people say, it was nominated for 10 Oscars, generally well rated across all websites and critics, and apparently loved by the global audience, this is especially true considering that it started slow, did not have recorded breaking first day, or first weekend earnings, but it had an impressive run with barely noticable drop in box office from one week to another, that's a sign of good word of mouth.

I thought Avatar did a good job at combining many different aspects, but outside of the visuals and sales, it was not groundbreaking.

I wonder what movies he will rip off now?

Mulan, Terminator 2, Predator and Lito & Stich perhaps?

madsnakehhh

He can't really rip off Terminator 2 since he directed it...

I've still yet to see the first one...When are people going to realize that people like james cameron, george lucas and steven spielberg are hacks way past their prime as movie makers..?

WilliamRLBaker

Didn't like the first one that much. But three more ?

I really don't understand everyone's hate with Avatar.And I don't know how they could make a sequel that works.

I just hope the sequels avoid ripping off Dances with Wolves and Pocahontas like the first Avatar did

It's sad to see a fairly decent director and writer push the self destruct button on his career.

This will end badly.

Fvck no.

James Cameron is just planting a new money tree really. It's the American Way. I can't get mad. The problem with sequels though is that they usually go a bit too far(i.e Rocky 5/Superman 3,4, and Superman Returns,Spider man 3, Batman and Robin, etc.). If he can keep the quality up with the sequels, then yeah he'll be fine.

And as for those talking about the story being over...he can do tons of stuff. He can make a prequel showing how the first attempt at peace didn't work and the humans killed a bunch of them. He can set it 30-50 years in the future and show humans trying to come back to invade. He can make some new planetary menace that Jake and the other blue giants have to fight. He can do tons of stuff.

i wish they would just nuke all those blue people

I already knew there were two sequels coming but now he's talking about yet another movie.

http://collider.com/james-cameron-avatar-2-3-4/164371/

I have zero interest in seeing another Avatar movie, let alone 3 sequels.

Good or bad idea?!

biggest_loser

Avatar - look at the pretty visuals and ignore the garbage movie

Avatar 2 - this time with pretty visuals and a script that wasn't written by a gerbil

Avatar 3 - this time with pretty visuals, a script that wasn't written by a gerbil, and actors instead of cardboard cutouts

Avatar 4 - ?? A plot maybe?? Or does he need to wait for Pocohontas 4 to come out first?

I have a hard time believing a sequel is even being made

[QUOTE="Ncsoftlover"]

[QUOTE="WilliamRLBaker"]

I've still yet to see the first one...When are people going to realize that people like james cameron, george lucas and steven spielberg are hacks way past their prime as movie makers..?

Jackboot343

This maybe true for George Lucas and Steven Spielberg, but the highest grossing film of all time was made by James Cameron as recently as 2009 (Avatar), and despite what many people say, it was nominated for 10 Oscars, generally well rated across all websites and critics, and apparently loved by the global audience, this is especially true considering that it started slow, did not have recorded breaking first day, or first weekend earnings, but it had an impressive run with barely noticable drop in box office from one week to another, that's a sign of good word of mouth.

I thought Avatar did a good job at combining many different aspects, but outside of the visuals and sales, it was not groundbreaking.

I haven't even seen the first one, and really don't have any interest in it. I don't understand it - the guy's got all the money he could ever want, and surely he's not doing this to express his creativity LOL. Just working his way up the wold's richest man list I guess.

I liked the art and visuals, but I never reallyed liked Avatar to begin with

No thanks, Avatar was lame.