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Director James Cameron held first place in the charts for over twenty years, first with the 1997 record Titanic and then exceed his own record with that of 2009 Avatar. But this record was reversed earlier this year by Avengers: End of the gameand while Cameron was sending a congratulatory message to Marvel Studios after End of Game outdated Avatar, some wondered what he really thought of losing that first place after so many years.

It turns out that he agrees with that, largely because he sees in it a positive sign of the possibilities of Avatar 2. Read some of the highlights of this new James Cameron reaction below.

In an interview with Deadline, the filmmaker behind some of the greatest movies in history explains how he really feels about being thrown by a Marvel movie at the box office.

"It gives me a lot of hope. Avengers: End of the game is a demonstrable proof that people will always go to the movies. The thing that scared me the most about the manufacturing Avatar 2 and Avatar 3 was that the market could have changed so much that it was simply impossible to attract people this excited to go sit in a dark room with a group of strangers to watch something …

Will Avatar 2 and 3 to be able to create that kind of success in the Zeitgeist? Who knows. We try Maybe we do it, maybe not, but the fact is that it remains possible. "

And while Cameron is clearly a craft lover for the theatrical experience, he does not rule out creating something for a streaming service like Netflix in the future:

"I'm just glad it still exists because I'm all about the big screen. Not that I would not do something for streaming where you can get into the characters in a different way, but what I like most is creating a completely supernatural experience in which you turn off your phone and you agree. As a member of the audience, you go for two hours or two and a half hours, whatever. And it still exists!

I wonder if there is a Avatar 4 and 5 last October, although Cameron has previously stated that these later suites are not even guaranteed if Avatar 3 and 4 does not work well enough If that happens, I wonder if we could possibly see the last two Avatar the movies go directly to Disney +? Or maybe he wants to keep telling stories in the Avatar the universe, will we see him writing or directing a film in its own right? Avatar streaming series? I guess it all depends on how people react to the consequences, the first of which will come twelve years after its theatrical release.

Avatar 2 lands on December 17, 2021, followed by Avatar 3 sure December 22, 2023 and then (maybe) Avatar 4 sure December 19, 2025 and Avatar 5 sure December 17, 2027.

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