Following "Avatar", Cameron plans to shoot four "Avatar" sequels. Finally, we ushered in the expected blockbuster "Avatar 2". In addition to showing the planet Pandora as beautiful as ever, the film also hints at the threat coming. It is worth mentioning that when "Avatar" was re-released, the end of this movie contained some clips from "Avatar 2". Many viewers at the time said that the film had an incredible undersea environment.
In the Comic Book interview, Stephen Long, the villain actor in the movie, participated in two movies, so he completely experienced the differences between the two movies. When talking about the visual effects of "Avatar 2", the person revealed that the visual effects of "Avatar 2" are not only amazing, but also amazing. In response, the actor said: "I have watched a lot of Avatar 2. It is amazing. There is no doubt about it. I mean, I have never seen a movie like this, I have seen Avatar. The scene is beautiful. Apart from the extraordinary landscape, it is a very humane movie. This movie is full of emotions and emotions, and I think it will have a very wide appeal."
It is worth mentioning that the story of Avatar 2 is actually adapted from James Cameron's own family. Considering that it took more than ten years for the sequel to be produced by the God of Card, the story in it will definitely be extraordinary. Of course, if you add visual effects, this movie is simply icing on the cake. Just like what Cameron did in the first Avatar, Cameron spent years working with different companies to fine-tune and improve the technology to bring Pandora’s beautiful environment to the sequel.
Cameron in "Avatar 2" uses a special camera to show the environment in the water to life. Water is an element that is difficult to simulate with visual effects, but the initial clip of "Avatar 2" shows that the upcoming movie is expected to bring the ultimate beautiful underwater world.
However, it is not just a technological advancement, but Cameron also attaches great importance to filming the actors' performances in a real water environment. It is said that in order to shoot complex underwater shots, Wenslet, Soldana and other stars have learned to wear motion capture servers to hold their breath for a long time. Although the early box office expectations for "Avatar 2" are not as high as the first film, Stephen Long's comments undoubtedly imply that this long wait will not disappoint us. In particular, we all believe that James Cameron will bring us a wonderful and extraordinary movie.
