Avatar 2 to Have a Total Runtime of 3 Hours and 10 Mins

Get ready to Cast aside a few hours for James Cameron’s Avatar: The Way of Water (Avatar 2), as the sequel will be lengthier compared to the first part.

As reported by The Hollywood Reporter, the sequel to 2009’s Avatar will be half an hour longer than the original picture, with a duration of 3 hours and 10 minutes.

Avatar: The Way of Water (Avatar 2), a 13-year-in-the-making film, will hit theatres in December. Cameron’s upcoming film is part of a larger concept that will see 4 sequels produced every other year till 2028.

Along with The Way of Water, the third (which does not have a title as yet) film has finished the main filming, the 4th has filmed its first act, and the 5th is in pre-production, with numerous cast members anticipated to return.

The movie combines underwater cinematography and motion capture technologies, which explains the lengthy wait. Cameron has frequently stated that he has been waiting for the technologies to be sophisticated enough for him to produce The Way of Water, despite his concerns that it will not connect with the public after more than a decade.

Also Read: The Noel Diary Family Drama Release Date, and More

What will be the release date of Avatar 2?

To sum it up, Avatar 2 will ultimately be released on December 16, 2022, after being delayed from December 20, 2021, owing to the ongoing worldwide health crisis.

The sequel began production in 2017, but considering the film’s blend of live-action as well as motion capture components, it’s not surprising that it’s taken so long. Cameron claimed in September 2020 that they had been “100% done” with Avatar 2 and about 95% completed with Avatar 3.

Given that we have three more films on the way, Cameron has already been focusing on all of them in recent times. He claimed in December 2021 that he has already filmed portions of Avatar 4 owing to the young actors.

Also Read: The Pale Blue Eye Release Date Announced and All That We Know So Far!!

Is there a trailer for Avatar 2?

Yes, there definitely is! As previously stated, the trailer debuted at CinemaCon and was screened exclusively in theatres alongside Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness prior to getting published online in May.

Who is in the cast?

The original Avatar’s core cast is all under contract, meaning Cameron’s stars will return once again for the sequel:

• Zoe Saldaña will play Na’vi princess Neytiri,
• Sam Worthington will play human-turned-Na’vi, Jake Sully.
• Stephen Lang will play the dead Colonel Miles Quaritch
• Sigourney Weaver will play Na’vi teenager Kiri,
• Kate Winslet will play Ronal
• CCH Pounder will play Neytiri’s mum Mo’at,
• Matt Gerald will play Corporal Lyle Wainfleet
• Edie Falco will play the new character General Ardmore.
• Oona Chaplin will play Varang
• Michelle Yeoh will play scientist Dr. Karina Mogue
• Jemaine Clement will play marine biologist Dr. Ian Garvin,
• Vin Diesel (The role is still unknown)

Also Read: Lost Bullet 2 Release Date, Cast, Plot, and Everything you need to know

What will be the plot?

Jake Sully stays on the planet Pandora with his new clan. When a familiar foe arrives to end what was started before, Jake must join Neytiri and the Na’vi army to safeguard their world.

We further know that, despite the fact that there will be three sequels following this one, each film will be a standalone tale, with Landau stating that “the trip through all 4 movies will build a linked saga.”

The RDA mining company will return to Pandora, causing Jake to bring his family to the “imagined safe haven” at the reef when they encounter the Metkayina. Avatar 2 recorded its motion-capture sequences underwater to emphasize the importance of water.

We also know that Baby Driver’s CJ Jones, a deaf actor contracted to establish a “new Na’vi sign language,” devised a unique sign language for the film.