New trailer for ‘Avatar: The sense of water’, the latest technical marvel of cinema

In the popular sphere, the saying that reads “Second parts never was good”. A phrase that the movie buff has always replied to argue that sequels do not usually beat the original tapes. However, this does not seem like a label that can be applied to James Cameron. The director is responsible for two great sequels in the history of cinema: Terminator 2: Judgment Day Y Aliens. Now, the Canadian has an even bigger challenge ahead of him as he returns to Pandora. will he get Avatar: The Water Sense break all the records and beat the first film at the box office? Of course, technically the new trailer is a work of art detailed to the millimeter:

The expected Avatar: The Water Sense this much closer than we think. And it is that, 13 years later, the return to the big screen of the Na’vi will take place in just over a month, December 16. The story will continue to follow the family of Jake (Sam Worthington) and Neytiri (Zoe Saldana), who already have children. However, this family progress is not exempt from the dangers of a military that insistently continues to want colonize the planet of Pandora, destroying much of its ecosystem. Because of this, the tribe is displaced from its home and must flee to the aquatic world of Metkayina, where another subspecies will make things difficult for them to prosper and defend this living territory. Upon the return of these familiar faces, they will be accompanied by new ones, such as the stars Michelle Yeoh and the Oscar winner Kate Winslet.

The cast endured months of training for their respective roles. Specifically, Winslet had to learn to hold your breath for more than seven minutes underwater, since among other things, Cameron actively and passively refused to generate water digitally. This new technical marvel has managed to mark a milestone in the development of special effects. Avatar: The Water Sense is the first film to get employ Underwater motion capture.

This sequel will be followed by three other titles. Avatar 3which is in full post-production and Avatar 4 and 5 that are being filmed right now. So the fans can be happy, since we will have franchise stories until at least 2028.