James Cameron's Avatar 2 might be delayed

[Dream]

Not surprisingly, your ticket to Pandora might be redeemed a little later than expected. Producer Jon Landau was recently in London screening footage from James Cameron‘s upcoming Titanic 3D and said that Avatar 2 is four years away. Originally, the sequel was annoucned to be released in December 2014 with the third film December 2015, both of which are less than four years away. Does that mean Cameron’s films have officially been delayed?

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If anyone can get away with taking forever to make a movie, it's Cameron.

 

[Mr Light]

Maybe it's because of work on the Avatar theme park in Disney Animal Kingdom?

 

[Captain Craig]

Meh, Avatar was overrated as a complete movie anyway.
Lots of glitter and pretty 3-D but the story was a lukewarm reheat of a story told much better in other places.
I had a free pass to the first and felt I wasted my time.

 

[OmahaStar]

Guess he has to spend more time scouring old SF stories and tv series, looking for a plot to rip off for Avatar 2, huh? It's where he draws ALL of his inspiration.

 

[RoJoHen]

Guess he has to spend more time scouring old SF stories and tv series, looking for a plot to rip off for Avatar 2, huh? It's where he draws ALL of his inspiration.

I feel like this should be so easy:

 

[Kegg]

I wasn't expecting Avatar 2 anytime soon, and I'm quite content to wait until Cameron's made something he's happy with.

I'd sure like it sooner, but I can live with delays - pretty much the same thoughts I had about Star Trek XII.

As for the original Avatar, first film I'd seen in years more than once in theatres (twice, and the last picture was Return of the King), and to date the only one I've seen in 3D. It was refreshing to see such a vivid planetary romance film, and a bit of a change from the sort of genre films that have more recently been blockbuster fare, which tend not to be ones I care for much (superheroes and toy robots, oh my!)

I've had the sneaking feeling for a while that the next film I'd see in 3D was Avatar II, but on the other hand the first Hobbit film's due for the end of this year...