James Cameron held a feedback session with fans Avatar: The Waterway. Once again written and directed by Cameron, the long-awaited Avatar the sequel hit theaters thirteen years after the original and was a similar hit, grossing over $2 billion and winning four Academy Awards, including Best Picture. Set approximately the same time after the original, Avatar: The Waterway Finds Jake and Neytiri, now with their tight-knit Na’vi family, under threat from the RDA and seeking refuge from the reef-dwelling Metkayina clan.
Days ago Avatar: The Waterway passed Titanic at the box office, Cameron held feedback with dedicated fans at the Walt Disney Studios in Burbank.
Per The Hollywood Reporterthe purpose of the event was to elicit fan feedback that would help shape the rest of Avatar franchise. Fan feedback ranged from plot points, shot choices, frame rates, character development, and emotional reactions. Listen to the full story in the video above, or read Cameron’s words at the top of the story below:
That’s something we’ve never done before, which is (ask), “How can we make the next movie even better for the fans?” Go talk to them, find out what’s on your mind. You guys can be completely honest with us, it’s not just about telling us what we want to hear. It’s about telling us what we need to work on more.
What James Cameron Can Learn From Fans For Avatar 3
Reasonably Avatar: The Waterway‘s box office success, Cameron is now responsible for three of the five highest-grossing films of all time. However, a recent incident revealed that the blockbuster director is willing to listen to the feedback of fans to make himself a better director, especially as the audience has absorbed the world of Pandora and created the film. Avatar franchise this event. Although Avatar: The Waterway while it was received positively by critics and audiences, there are still a few areas where Cameron could improve.
One of the biggest criticisms Avatar: The Waterway it had a higher frame rate, as parts were filmed at 48 frames per second as opposed to the standard 24, which made the sequel “video game” see sometimes. For many, the Avatar the sequel’s story still lags behind the stunning visuals, the story is criticized for being too standard and predictable. Cameron assures fans that feedback will be “measurable improvement“no avatar 3, and when it will be released in theaters On December 20, 2024, the director plans to hold another feedback event.
Source: THR