Avatar director James Cameron has signaled that he may be ready to move on from the franchise, as the status of its two planned sequels still remains uncertain.
As much as I love the Avatar series, if he’s going to continue it he needs to speed the plot up. And I say that as a pretty diehard nerd for the lore. If he needs every little thing to happen for the lore, he can have a co-writer turn it into a book, like he has for some other Avatar related things.
I’m also a diehard fan of the series and I’m really surprised that no one has attempted to adapt the material to a limited series or something. I’m talking a kids-oriented show that focuses on Na’vi rites of passage. Or a more grown-up oriented show that lets us see life in Bridgehead City (a drama about defectors or something). Hell, give me a Jemaine Clement-starring show where we follow him making the Seas of Pandora documentary you know he wants to make in-universe!
I love Frontiers of Pandora and feel like it really opens up the universe of the films for more varied story-telling.
As much as I love the Avatar series, if he’s going to continue it he needs to speed the plot up. And I say that as a pretty diehard nerd for the lore. If he needs every little thing to happen for the lore, he can have a co-writer turn it into a book, like he has for some other Avatar related things.
I’m also a diehard fan of the series and I’m really surprised that no one has attempted to adapt the material to a limited series or something. I’m talking a kids-oriented show that focuses on Na’vi rites of passage. Or a more grown-up oriented show that lets us see life in Bridgehead City (a drama about defectors or something). Hell, give me a Jemaine Clement-starring show where we follow him making the Seas of Pandora documentary you know he wants to make in-universe!
I love Frontiers of Pandora and feel like it really opens up the universe of the films for more varied story-telling.