Will you watch Avatar 2 In THEATERS?

[crows]

One way that people could get really excited is if the movie is darker or feels edgier.
If they make it more serious and not as childish and fantastical, people might get excited

 

[Lejuan]

Loved the experience of seeing the first one in the theatre, but was bored to tears by it second time round on the small screen. I'll be seeing #2 in all of its 3D widescreen glory.

One way that people could get really excited is if the movie is darker or feels edgier.
If they make it more serious and not as childish and fantastical, people might get excited

er, Jim Cameron dark and edgy? One can hope.

 

[rushmore223]

That needs to be an app.

 

[crows]

Loved the experience of seeing the first one in the theatre, but was bored to tears by it second time round on the small screen. I'll be seeing #2 in all of its 3D widescreen glory.



er, Jim Cameron dark and edgy? One can hope.

Like aliens or terminator.
But not using horror. But being darker

 

[rushmore223]

A corporation decimates a culture and attempts to commit genocide over rare natural resources, that's not dark or edgy?

 

[crows]

A corporation decimates a culture and attempts to commit genocide over rare natural resources, that's not dark or edgy?

Well exactly. That's s a dark concept and James played it like a Disney movie.
Hunchback of notre dame and pocahontas were darker in tone than avatard was.

 

[olbertfrog]

One way that people could get really excited is if the movie is darker or feels edgier.
If they make it more serious and not as childish and fantastical, people might get excited

Cameron had to go soft for the first one to make sure that the audience spectrum was as wide as possible.
Lets remember that Avatar is the most expensive indie movie, Disney passée on it and Fox got the distribution rights by taking charge of the research and devellopment for years.
The actual production money came from private investors companies we almost never hear of.
So he had to tame down his original treatment wich was not uber violent but more intense.
Now that its done he can really do What he wants and go at least T2 or lets hope Aliens.

 

[olbertfrog]

Well exactly. That's s a dark concept and James played it like a Disney movie.
Hunchback of notre dame and pocahontas were darker in tone than avatard was.

Well dont get fooled by the pretty pictures the tone is still there when yu think about it.

 

[Lejuan]

A corporation decimates a culture and attempts to commit genocide over rare natural resources, that's not dark or edgy?

Toy Story 3 was darker and edgier.

 

[olbertfrog]

Cinderella too.

 

[SnakeDoctor]

A corporation decimates a culture and attempts to commit genocide over rare natural resources, that's not dark or edgy?

It isn't possible to be both cliched and edgy at the same time. That plotline is -- and Avatar was -- cliched.

SnakeDoc

 

[rushmore223]

It isn't possible to be both cliched and edgy at the same time. That plotline is -- and Avatar was -- cliched.

SnakeDoc

No argument there.

 

[crows]

Cameron had to go soft for the first one to make sure that the audience spectrum was as wide as possible.
Lets remember that Avatar is the most expensive indie movie, Disney passée on it and Fox got the distribution rights by taking charge of the research and devellopment for years.
The actual production money came from private investors companies we almost never hear of.
So he had to tame down his original treatment wich was not uber violent but more intense.
Now that its done he can really do What he wants and go at least T2 or lets hope Aliens.

yeah im just saying, a more mature movie will bring in the crowds. specially now. a more serious, less childish movie will probably bring as many people as the first one did (For different reasons)

Well dont get fooled by the pretty pictures the tone is still there when yu think about it.

even the music was like a disney movie...

 

[jstep13]

Yes, absolutely will. Avatar haters are funny to observe tho

 

[karamazov80]

I didn't like it because it was. . .