Hopefully the second one will take the Empire Strikes Back route. And hopefully the third one will take the Empire Strikes Back route. Then the series can end like it should.
Sadly that's more likely to happen than the Avatar sequels actually being good :\hyperdrachen said:Pfft... well maybe I can interest you in a new Sonic game. They're getting back to thier roots and have all the bugs worked out.necronmm said:Well it's still quite a ways away. Here's hoping they improve the story instead of focusing on visuals
So he admits that he's milking the franchise, which marks him as an honest if slightly greedy man, and yet he also states that he's giving away some of the revenue to environmental charities (and makes films with environmental messages), which marks him as a decent man who truly cares about our planet and wants to make a change for good.Elizabeth Grunewald said:Cameron's not only giving the movie-going public Christmas presents-- he wants the world at large to benefit, too. EW reports that the director has partnered with Twentieth Century Fox (the production and distribution company behind Avatar) to donate a percentage of the sequels' "presumably-massive" gross to unspecified environmental charities. Cameron tells EW he didn't want to pump the franchise for more money "without a grander plan in place."
Thats what I was thinking, another movie I absolutely loved releasing unnecessary sequels because the original was so popular and profitable.Mortons4ck said:It's like the Matrix all over again.
So James Cameron is taking a page from Lucas's book and milking a franchise to death. The difference of course being that star wars used to be good, and Avatar was never good, just pretty.Elizabeth Grunewald said:SNIP