Producer of Avatar 2 discuss the plot details and the dare of writing 4 Sequels of Avatar.

Avatar 2 comes in cinemas next December after all, producer of Avatar Jon Landau told now why it has taken so long.

When it comes to movie franchises, there are some moviemakers who have more motivated strategies than any other. Some consider the risk of New Line Cinema on Peter Jackson directing all three Lord of the Rings films back to back based on his previous work and without any plan whether audiences would get on board any of it is still one of the huge risks in Hollywood history, James Cameron is looking to dare all logic with his four considered Avatar sequels being written before he even completes the first of them.

We have been guaranteed a sequel to Cameron’s extraordinarily successful Avatar since that movie was released in 2009, with Titanic and Terminator conceived setting out some extremely motivated plans of where he wanted to take the franchise. After 12 years we are only now on track to see the first of his sequels .Real subject is with so much time passed, is there the same hunger for Avatar as when it brought its then innovative visuals to theaters and became the biggest film of all time?

Jon Landau maker of Avatar spoke to Total Film magazine about upcoming Avatar sequels and clarify the main causes that why it took so much time to bring the first one to screens. He exposed, the reality that all 4 sequel scripts have been written, at least in part, was a major delaying point for getting any new Avatar content out.

Jon Landau said…

"The scripts are the blueprint from which we work. So a large portion of our time was writing... with the challenge that each of those four scripts had to individually resolve itself in a story that concludes with a big emotional resolution – but when you look at them as a whole, the connected story arc of all four movies creates an even larger epic saga."