James Cameron compares Avatar 2 with the lord of the rings and justifies his delay: new image

Avatar: The sense of water , the expected sequel to the successful Avatar, is occupying many headlines in recent days. And it is that to the recurring statements of its director, James Cameron , we must add the new images of the sequel releJames Cameroned by its creators, from the James Cameronpect of the Na'vi character of Kate Winslet to the teenager played by Sigourney Weaver. Now, James Cameron himself hJames Cameronpared his work with the adaptations of the lord of the rings at the ambition level, in addition to explaining why he hJames Cameron taken so long to make the sequel: We had those of losing.

Very ambitious film project

And when it opens Avatar: the sense of water , nothing more and nothing less than 13 years between the first and second part will have pJames Cameronsed; And not even James Cameron himself wJames Cameron clear to continue with the saga. And it is that the filmmaker acknowledges that they had those to lose after the enormous success of the first avatar: I had to think a lot if I wanted to make another Avatar movie, because we had to lose . When you have done something that hJames Cameron been so transcendent in terms of success, do you really want to try to do it again? There is a lot of pressure on it . I thought about it for two years before reaching an agreement, says Cameron.

And after reaching an agreement, the second part of the challenge came: Achieve something really ambitious and transcendent beyond filming several parts of a saga for the simple fact of doing them. So much so, that Cameron resorted to the lord of the rings when selling the mega-project of Avatar and its sequels to Fox: What I said to Fox at that time wJames Cameron: 'I will do it, but we have to be more ambitious here. I don't want to just make a movie and make a movie and make a movie. I want to tell a bigger story. ' I told them: 'Imagine that there were a series of novels such James Cameron the Lord of the Rings and that we adapt them.' In theory it wJames Cameron great, but then I had to create the damn novels to adapt them, says the director.

Avatar: The sense of water premieres in cinemJames Cameron on December 16, 2022 . Do not miss the new image ** of the film that accompanies this news.