Few sequels come with more question marks — or higher stakes — than “Avatar-The-Way-of-Water-2022-movie-posters/”>Avatar: The Way of Water.” James Cameron’s sequel comes 13 years after the original “Avatar” became the highest movie of all time (a record that has since been broken), and many have wondered if anyone still cares about what happens on the planet Pandora.To make his sequel, which is primarily set in the oceans of Pandora, Cameron had to spend years developing new technology that would allow him to film motion capture sequences under water.
The high costs of doing that inflated the film’s budget to the point where Cameron expects it will have to be one of the top five highest grossing movies of all time just to break even.But Cameron isn’t concerned about the film’s ability to find an audience.
In a recent interview, he cited the success of “Aliens” and “Terminator
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