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Word from the planet Pandora has once again reached us here on Earth, this time from Avatar lead-actress Zoe Saldaña. While teasing Avatar 3, the actress challenged Titanic as director James Cameron's greatest film. In fact, unexpectedly, she feels Avatar is his real legacy.Zoe Saldaña, who plays the Na’vi Neytiri, was asked about her upcoming projects in an interview with Collider. The Avatar actress confirmed the hype surrounding the next three films, including Avatar 3, which is already in post-production, but she also made a comment connecting the franchise to James Cameron's other behemoth film. This is his legacy project. We all thought it was Titanic, and it turned out that Avatar is his legacy, and for us to be a part of something so groundbreaking and trailblazing, it's like it's a legacy for us, too.When Titanic was released in 1997, it became the most expensive film ever made, which turned out just fine when it became the highest-grossing movie in U.S. theaters upon release. But both those records were broken by Cameron himself with the release of Avatar in 2008. And unlike the big boat disaster movie, Cameron has at least five sequels lined up for the Na’vi. Avatar 2: Way of the Water, which was released in December 2022, became the fourth highest-grossing film of all time. Despite these record-breaking figures, Saldańa's comments were a bit of a surprise to me, as I do think there is more to consider than stats when talking about legacy. Titanic launched the careers of Hollywood alums Leonardo DiCaprio and Kate Winslet, and in my opinion, will always have a place as an established “classic” movie. It is ingrained into pop culture in a way Avatar may never be able to top, with people doing the iconic Titanic pose on every boat

Sigourney Weaver returned for Avatar: The Way of Water, but not in the way that many expected. Appearing in the first Avatar, Sigourney Weaver plays Dr. Grace Augustine, a xenobotanist who joined the Avatar Program and helped create peace with the Omaticaya clan. Dr. Grace dies in Avatar, but Sigourney Weaver's Avatar 2 character is someone completely different, avoiding one of the sequel's biggest problems. Avatar: The Way of Water is the long-awaited sequel to the incredibly popular first Avatar film, with James Cameron continuing on his franchise. While the film series mostly focuses on the alien Na'vi and their planet Pandora, Avatar 2 is bringing back several characters from the original film, such as protagonists Jake Sully and Neytiri, as well as the villainous Colonel Quaritch. Sigourney Weaver is one of the biggest name actors in the first Avatar, meaning that her being part of the returning cast of Avatar 2 isn't surprising. However, the new direction the film takes her character is truly baffling. Who Sigourney Weaver Plays In Avatar: The Way Of Water The Sigourney Weaver Avatar: The Way of Water character isn't Dr. Grace Augustine from Avatar, as she died at the end of the first film. Instead, the 72-year-old actress plays a teenage Na'vi named Kiri, who is one of the adopted children of Jake and Neytiri. While this change is shocking, it actually helps Avatar 2 avoid one big sequel problem. Colonel Quartich, who died in the first film after taking two arrows to the chest, is back for Avatar 2, this time in an Avatar body. Quaritch coming back already lessens the stakes of the first film, and if Dr. Grace had also come back, death in the series could have felt completely meaningless. Since Sigourney Weaver's Avatar 2 character is completely new, it means that death in James Cameron's Avatar is indeed permanent. The lack of plot armor is good — it keeps the tension high, making audience members question if characters like Jake or Neytiri could actually die. If Sigourney didn't come back at all in Avatar 2, the possibility would

They’ve ever been on. Cue Celine Dion.(Image credit: Paramount Pictures)But Saldaña’s take is supported by more than just box office success, especially when the Avatar director seems to have a one-track mind. Back in 2012, Cameron told the New York Times he was done taking scripts or developing anything else besides Avatar. The movie series has been known to draw audiences in because of its breathtaking design and incredible industry-leading CGI and VFX production, creating a whole new world that surpasses even the most recent films in iconic universes like Harry Potter and Star Wars. And James Cameron just keeps pushing the limits when it comes to these films. As the actress put it, the Oscar-winning director is a trailblazer in his field, with the cast performing insane water VFX filming for Avatar 2. Saldaña hinted in that same interview that the next few movies continue to go further into uncharted territory.It's going to be amazing. Avatar 3, it’s going to be amazing, and Avatar 4 and 5, it just gets crazy. It's true. It really does. He's blown our mind.So consider us lucky we won’t need to wait another 13 years between sequels, as the upcoming Avatar 3 was filmed back-to-back with Avatar 2. As of right now, it is included in our 2025 movie release schedule, set for December 19, 2025. Your Daily Blend of Entertainment NewsSaldaña revealed the Avatar cast was headed back to work in mid-February, which hopefully means the current timeline is on track, with Avatar 4 set to release in December 2029, and Avatar 5 in December 2031.James Cameron has done a relatively good job at keeping details quiet, but has revealed that like in Way of the Water, the audience will meet a new type of Na’vi, revolving around the element of fire.It

Is Vin Diesel in 'Avatar: The Way of Water'? The Rumors Are Finally Put to RestBy Updated Dec. 16 2022, 3:39 p.m. ETSource: Getty ImagesNearly two decades since the original Avatar film, James Cameron has returned with a sequel, titled, Avatar: The Way of Water. While most of the original cast is returning, several new faces have been added to the roster, including the likes of Kate Winslet, Jermaine Clement, Bailey Bass, and more. Article continues below advertisementHowever, there is one actor that Avatar fans are eager to know if they're in the film. Vin Diesel, best known for his work in the Fast and Furious films and Guardians of the Galaxy, is rumored to be in Avatar 2. Is there any truth to the rumors? Here's what you need to know. Source: Getty ImagesArticle continues below advertisementIs Vin Diesel in 'Avatar: The Way of Water'? Rumors that Vin Diesel would appear in Avatar: The Way of Water started in 2019, when the actor shared a video of himself on set with James Cameron (the video has since been deleted). In the video, James Cameron said, "Here we are on the set of Avatar; 2, 3, 4 and 5. This is top secret, this is like the Manhattan Project, with my old buddy Vin." James added, "We’re actually gonna give him the flashy thing from Men In Black when he leaves here so he has no memory whatsoever of what he’s seen." Vin then said, "Yeah, you never saw this. But I’ll tell you it’s long overdue, there is one person in Hollywood I’ve always wanted to work with and learn from." Article continues below advertisementSource: Getty ImagesLater, in an interview with Entertainment Tonight for the premiere of Avengers: Endgame, Vin said that his relationship with actress Zoe Saldaña, who