When the first Avatar movie came out in 2009, it was one of the biggest hits of all times and a jaw-dropping success. Fans across the world loved it and have ever since waited for a sequel! Interestingly, they’re going to get four of them – the first one (Avatar 2) to come out in December 2021! Over the past few years, more details have emerged about this very ambitious project from James Cameron.
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Let us take a closer look at these sequels, and particularly at the second Avatar movie.
i spend all and each of my days waiting tirelessly for avatar 2, anything else i do is purely distraction
— Will Mead (@weelmead) October 3, 2019
Avatar 2 Release Date and Working Title
The working title of the second movie in the Avatar franchise is ‘Coral’. This is most likely a reference to the Metkayina, which is expected to play a big part in the upcoming sequels. Based on what we’ve learned so far, the principal photography and performance capturing for Avatar 2 as well as Avatar 3 are done and live-action filming will begin later this year.
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For now, the tentative release date is December 17, 2021. However, this date can shift a little based on how the live-action shoot goes. Cameron has all the release dates of all the sequels planned out until 2027!
All I want in life is Avatar 2
— Katie C (@CockburnKatie) October 7, 2019
What to Expect from James Cameron’s Latest Avatar Movie?
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Cameron is a master storyteller and he will ensure that after over a decade of being away, the next generation of Avatar movies more than makeup for the lost time. These movies will be based 12 years into the future, which is actually the gap between the first and the second Avatar movie! It will be interesting to see how things go once the movie comes out. Till then, stay tuned with us for all the latest updates from Avatar’s sets!
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