Avatar sequels will feature underwater performance capture

With James Cameron hard at work on the forthcoming Avatar sequels, it has fallen to producer Jon Landau to give an update on how the back-to-back productions are coming along…

James Cameron gives update on Avatar sequels

James Cameron is currently hard at work on bringing the Avatar sequels to life, but has taken time out to give a brief update on how things are progressing in Pandora…

James Cameron wants to avoid Matrix 2 issues with Avatar 2

James Cameron has been doing plenty of talking concerning the Avatar sequels of late, and his most recent soundbite concerns his desire to avoid the pitfalls experienced by fellow sci-fi sequel, The Matrix Reloaded…

James Cameron says Avatar 4 will be a prequel

Avatar fans can look forward to a fourth film after all, with James Cameron revealing that the third sequel in the 3D extravaganza will actually take the form of a prequel…

Jon Landau confirms only two more Avatar movies

A few months ago, James Cameron made headlines by claiming he would only be making Avatar films for the rest of his career, claiming that the next few years were going to be dedicated to making Avatar 2, 3 and 4…

Avatar 2 won’t be released until at least 2015

Avatar may be the highest-grossing movie of all time, but director James Cameron isn’t rushing himself when it comes to making the sequel(s)…

Michael Biehn: Interview

The actor talks The Divide, Terminator Salvation, Prometheus and Avatar

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James Cameron denies Sigourney Weaver’s Avatar 2 role

Sigourney Weaver recently confirmed that she’d be returning to Pandora in Avatar 2 whilst discussing the state of Ghostbusters 3.

Considering her fate in Avatar, the implication that she’d have a part to play in Pandora’s future surprised some people. Not least James Cameron.

“Well, I don’t want to disabuse her of that fantasy. But have you ever heard of nonlinear storytelling?” Cameron said during a recent Q&A.

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Avatar sequel will be monumental says Sam Worthington

Sam Worthington is gearing up to return to the magical world of Pandora by smearing himself in blue paint and chatting to James Cameron on the phone. Part of this statement isn’t true.
 
But most of it is true, and it seems Sam’s chat with Cameron about Avatar 2 has got him fairly excited.
 
“I spoke to James recently and he told me the story and it’s monumental,” Worthington said.

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James Cameron to film Avatar sequels at 60 frames per second

There are some famous equations out there. E=MC². The Pythagorean Theorem: a² + b² = c². Now James Cameron has added a new one: more frames = better 3D.
 
Higher frame rates seem to be the way Hollywood is going and Peter Jackson’s The Hobbit is currently being shot at 48 frames per second (fps) rather than the standard 24fps most movies use today.
 
However, JamCam says he aims to shoot the Avatar sequels at 60fps to create top notch 3D.

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40 Films That Need Comic-Book Sequels

7. Inception

The Film: The mindf**k film of 2010, following a futuristic team who plant ideas into peoples’ minds while they’re sleeping. Led to lots of head-scratching.

The Comic-Book Continuation: More dreamweavers who are hired by yet more nefarious no-gooders. With Dom Cobb out of action, we’re introduced to a new team of mind-benders who all have their own secret dreams to contend with.

Essential Element: To make it even more amazing than it already is, introduce a rival gang of dreamweavers who are constantly working to undo the jobs our lead team carry out.

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40 Films That Need Comic-Book Sequels

1. Blade Runner

The Film: Moody, mind-bendy sci-fi from Ridley Scott following burnt-out future cop (or ‘Blade Runner’) Deckard as he chases down superhuman beings (or ‘Replicants’).

The Comic-Book Continuation: What we want – more Blade Runners, more shifty Replicants and more neo-noir intrigue. What we don’t want – stuff set in space.

Essential Element: Rainy imagery and neon-blushed cityscapes. Is it too much to ask that each issue also comes with a Vangelis CD?

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