Avatar 2 Director "James Cameron" Says December 2018 Release Date Could Still be Moved if They Needed To

The sequel to the most successful film of all time, “Avatar 2” was previously reported to come out in December 2017. However a few months ago, it was announced that the release date was pushed back to December 2018. Three films will follow thereafter with a playdate of December 2020, December 2022, and December 2023.

The main reason back then for the push-back of “Avatar 2” from December 2017 to December 2018 is because critically-acclaimed writer, director, and producer James Cameron does not want the film to go head to head with “Star Wars Episode 8” which shall come out in theaters in December 2017.

However, there are now reports coming out saying that James Cameron has confirmed that December 2018 is just the target premiere date of “Avatar 2” and could still be moved if they needed to.

The director said that more than the release dates, he is actually more concerned with the gap between all four sequel releases, notes the Christian Today.

Cameron said that they have not moved the target release date but he is willing to if they need to. He added that the important thing for him is not when the first one comes out but the cadence of the release pattern.

He explained that the four films should be released as close together as possible.

The “Avatar 2” director said that if it is going to be an annual appointment to show up at Christmas, he wants to make sure that they are able to fulfill that promise.

Focus on Jake and Neytiri

It has been reported that “Avatar 2” shall focus on Jake, played by Sam Worthington, and Neytiri, played by Zoe Saldana, and their life as a Na’vi couple.

James Cameron said that the sequel will be a family story but shall integrate the lead characters’ fight against humans, cites Chatt Sports Net.

The director also revealed recently that the viewers shall be acquainted with the couple’s children in “Avatar 2” even as the world of Pandora is also explored to the hilt.

It has been reported also that humans shall be returning on “Avatar 2” and shall be regarded by the Na’vi tribe as villains.