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Cameron's sequel, which hits theaters Dec. 16, centers on returning Jake Sully, played by Sam Worthington, along with Na'vi Neytiri, played by Zoe Saldaña, and ...

The original Avatar will be rereleased in cinemas on Sept. 23, with restored picture and sound. In terms of other comps for teasers following the same release pattern, Universal’s F9: The Fast Saga nabbed 202.7 million online views in its initial 24 hours. The first teaser trailer for James Cameron’s sequel Avatar: The Way of Water rode a huge wave of interest when debuting online early Monday after playing exclusively in cinemas over the weekend.

Whether benders or non-benders, these women have all proven themselves to be fierce combatants but only one can take the rank of strongest.

Her unique style of earthbending causes her to have the strongest connection to earth seen in any bender alive and eventually leads Toph to develop the never before seen metal bending. Azula was born an exceptional Fire Bender and as a result had a significant amount of pressure on her from a young age to be a perfect bender. Ty Lee is one of Azula's trio alongside Mai, though in contrast to the others, she has a very kind and fun-loving personality preferring to literally cart-wheel herself through life. This drove Toph to run away and learn earthbending which transformed her blindness from a disability to her greatest strength. She reveals herself to be a Water Bender from the Southern Water tribe similar to Katara and Sokka, who was once captured by the Fire Nation but escaped through her development of Blood Bending. She is often seen accompanied by Mai and Ty Lee but is more than capable of handling any threat herself. Kyoshi is a fan-favorite Avatar from 2 incarnations before Aang and was the Earth cycle incarnation. Katara is also an exceptional healer showcased when she brought Aang back from the dead, as well as being the only Water Bender alive that is able to Blood Bend besides Hama. For a greater part of the series she is mainly an honorary member as she is usually travelling around the Earth Kingdom alongside the other Kiyoshi warriors helping wherever she can. As she travels with the Avatar, Katara encounters many fights and accumulates an exceptional amount of battle and bending experience. As a Freedom Fighter whose base lies in the forest, Smellerbee is adept at jungle warfare, trap setting, and is proficient in stealth combat. While June is not a bender of any kind, she's a strong hand-to-hand combatant and uses a whip to great efficiency.

The voice actor behind Appa from "Avatar: The Last Airbender" has lent their voice acting talents to a wide variety of projects over the years.

After taking on a handful of less-notable parts, Dee Bradley Baker broke into the mainstream thanks to 1996's "Space Jam," where he played Daffy Duck, the Tazmanian Devil, and Bull. In the years that followed, his career would really take off with spots on "Dexter's Laboratory," "Teen Titans," "Dora the Explorer," "The Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy," and countless others. In fact, the person responsible is something of a voice acting legend. Of course, the true unsung hero of the program was Appa: the lovable sky bison who transported our heroes from place to place.

Viewing the teaser for Avatar: The Way of Water on my laptop felt like being forced to look at someone's holiday photos. Let's hope James Cameron's 3D ...

In truth, the Avatar 2 trailer felt less like a trailer and more like a tech demo. They got to go to the cinema and wear a special pair of glasses and be blown away by all the best visuals that 2009 could muster. And that will also extend to the film itself. This is how the CinemaCon attendees got to see the trailer, and perhaps that explains their awestruck reactions. We heard about the Avatar 2 trailer long before we saw it. Some characters go for a bit of a swim.

The feedback is mixed. At first glimpse, we were very disappointed, as the 'look & feel' of the trailer reminds a commercial for a video game and is less ...

However, we need to think about it as a ‘technological-oriented and innovative motion picture project’. Thus, the viewing platform is crucial. The Avatar 2 which is named ‘Avatar: The Way of Water’ trailer has been released. The first Avatar 2 (The Way of Water) trailer has finally been released (we’ve been waiting for it since 2014:-)). The feedback is mixed. Some complained about the lack of a minimal story in the trailer. At first glimpse, we were very disappointed, as the ‘look & feel’ of the trailer reminds a commercial for a video game and is less related to a motion picture. Almost 100% of the trailer is CGI and barely ‘real’ footage is being noticed.

James Cameron's follow-up to one of the biggest films of all time is finally coming. Here's everything we know about 'Avatar: The Way of Water'

In the spirit of Colonel Quaritch, Covid-19 ate the production schedule’s eyes for jujubes. Yeoh is a (human) scientist called Dr Karina Mogue. ‘I would be the tea lady for James Cameron,’ she joked in EW. The hard-driving, gung-ho corporate enforcer is known for his scarred face and excellent line in motivational quotes (‘As head of security, it is my job to keep you alive. Covid has pushed the whole release schedule back by two years: in a parallel, non-viral universe, Avatar 2 would have been out last Christmas. Lots and lots of water. Instead, runs the official blurb, The Way of Water will recount ‘the trouble that follows them, the lengths they go to keep each other safe, the battles they fight to stay alive, and the tragedies they endure.’ Welcome back to Pandora. Again, her role is a mystery so far but we know that she’ll be appearing in all four sequels. The title holds the answer: water. Remember Avatar? Sure, it’s a little odd that one of the biggest movies in the history of cinema feels like a strange and distant dream. But with the sequel, Avatar: The Way of Water, finally arriving, 13 years on, we’re all about to go through a James Cameron refresher course. Will there be the same appetite for Pandora’s CG-heavy visual and are audiences ready to don those 3D specs again? Avatar’s record-breaking $2.8 billion has since been challenged by Avengers: Endgame, but someone’s going to need to hold Cameron’s beer because he has four sequels storming down the pipeline.

Metaverse is a hot topic in the tech industry. 2020 was such a massive year for the metaverse and Non-Fungible Tokens (NFTs). Nowadays, metaverse land also ...

Metaverse land or NFT land is an ownable area of digital land on a metaverse platform. The metaverse even has the promise of facilitating accessibility from the comfort of the home, breaking down boundaries, and democratizing access to key goods, services and experiences. Popular NFT land projects include Decentraland, The Sandbox, and Axie Infinity. NFTs are suited to representing land ownership as each one is unique and easily proves digital ownership. The landowner can normally use their plot to host online experiences, display content, or gain benefits in a game. Metaverse is a hot topic in the tech industry. Nowadays, metaverse land also known as NFT land is getting popular.

Jake Sully, the Marine veteran who found a better life on an alien planet, will face new challenges in the upcoming sequel.

Whether you're looking for news and entertainment, thinking of joining the military or keeping up with military life and benefits, Military.com has you covered. Director James Cameron hasn't made another movie since the release of "Avatar." He announced plans for a sequel almost right away after the first one, and he's been working on the new one ever since. He's been working on "Avatar: The Way of Water," plus three more sequels set to be released in December 2024, 2026 and 2028. Thrilled by the full range of motion, he falls in love with Neytiri (Zoe Saldaña) and eventually realizes that Earth forces are willing to destroy Pandora in pursuit of the rare mineral unobtanium. Wait, you ask, what about that Navy aviator movie, the one that made fans wait 36 years for a sequel? That's an almost unimaginable gap between a movie and its sequel.

If the viewing numbers for the trailer of "Avatar: The Way of Water" are anything to go by, then interest in the sequel is exceptionally high indeed.

Per The Hollywood Reporter, Disney and 20th Century revealed that the very first trailer for "Avatar: The Way of Water" put up some truly stunning numbers on its first day, pulling in over 148 million views. Now whether or not "Avatar: The Way of Water" can pull in the same kind of box office success that the first film did remains to be seen, but these early trailer numbers are definitely promising. Well, 20th Century has finally tested the waters by releasing the first trailer for "Avatar: The Way of Water" for everyone to see on Monday. As far as marketing goes, trailers are a great way to gauge audience interest in a forthcoming project.