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Avatar History

Coming after twelve years, we had great expectations from the sequel of Avatar which is Avatar: The Way of Water but we couldn’t be more wrong. Directed by James Cameron, the first part of Avatar was released in 2009 and the second part comes 13 years after as Cameron wanted the right technology to film motion capture underwater. Avatar was budgeted at around $237 million and became the highest grossing film of all time earning a total of $2.9 billion. The movie also broke the record for Titanic which was the first film to reach the billion dollar mark.

Avatar The Way of Water Cast

Characters	Actors
Jake Sully	Sam Worthington
Neyitri	Zoe Saldana
Kiri	Segourney Weaver
Ronal	Kate Winslet
Colonel Quaritch	Stephen Lang

Avatar The Way of Water Plot

Jake Sully, the former Marine who turned into Na’vi warrior lives as chief of the Omaticaya clan and together with Neyitri (Zoe Saldana) is raising a family which includes their two sons Neteyam (Jamie Flatters), Lo’ak (Britain Dalton), daughter Tuk (Trinity Jo-Li), an adopted Kiri (Segourney Weaver) who was born under mysterious circumstances and a boy named Spider who is human, born in Pandora and prefers to live in Na’vi.

But now it seems that “the sky people” a.k.a humans are returning from Earth to colonize this place for their greed. There is also the return of Colonel Miles Quaritch (Stephen Lang) who wants to take revenge from the Sully family and is hellbent on destroying them. Jake has decided to leave Pandore with his family and move to another land where the Metakayina clan lives. The Sully’s are invited to live there by the tribe’s leaders, Tonowari (Cliff Curtis) and Ronal (Kate Winslet). But there is one more twist here, The Metakayina are adapted to the Way of Water and the ocean life. It will be difficult for the forest dwellers to adapt to the new surroundings.

Avatar The Way of Water Review

It is not surprising that Avatar: The Way of Water is a visual masterpiece which makes use of amazing 3D technology and rich vista. Throughout the three hour long course of the movie, the visuals never cease to amaze us. Much of the Way of Water shows us the aquatic life and the creatures that inhabit there which is almost breathtaking in every scene. The film’s most special effects show us the Tulkun- a flying whale species which is capable of communicating with the Na’vi.

Cameron’s eye for perfection in every scene can be easily felt as the movie shows us emotion and action together. Written by Cameron and Planet of the Apes writers Ricky Jaffa and Amanda Silver, compared to the first movie, this one has characters that have many layers and a complex storyline.

The movie sequences stretch for a long time but there is never a dull moment. The most exquisite part is the use of technology which is on full display here. The lush green forests of Pandora look breathtaking and so does the ocean and the creatures that inhabit it. The Sully family loves each other and the focus is more on the whole family rather than just Jake and Nayitri. Colonel Quaritch returns as the main villain but there is nothing new that he offers except that he is now more aggressive and greedy.

The stunning visuals deserve to be seen on the big screen and not from the comfort of your home. With 3 more sequels on the way, Avatar the Way of Water lays a beautiful ground for more amazing stories on the way.

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