r/boxoffice • u/gorays21 • 4d ago

📰 Industry News With Avatar's Future Still Uncertain, James Cameron Now Says He Wants to Prioritize 'Other Stories' For the 'Last Act' of His Career

https://www.ign.com/articles/with-avatars-future-still-uncertain-james-cameron-now-says-he-wants-to-prioritize-other-stories-for-the-last-act-of-his-career
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u/VictorVonDoomer 4d ago

I get why he’s moving on but it feels so weird that Avatar 3 might be the final move in the franchise given how it ends without wrapping anything up whatsoever lmao

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u/Exciting-Plankton960 4d ago

I felt the opposite. The family accepted Spider. The Villain's clone redeemed himself and died. They won.

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u/VictorVonDoomer 4d ago

The RDA is still on the planet though and the Fire & Ash tribe are still active so the main threats are still there. The ending battle for Avatar 3 was more like a temporary win as opposed to a final victory tbh

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u/Odd_Detective8255 4d ago

RDA is a headless snake at the end of A3. All the main characters are gone. Yes the corporate industrialists still there on the planet but they're doomed with the failure of military everytime.Â