AvatarTheWayOfWater director James Cameron compares the structure of his Avatar sequel plans to a TV series 'The way I mapped this out is that it's one big continuous saga when you see it all...'
James Cameron says that his upcoming Avatar sequels will have a similar structure to an episodic TV series. Avatar: The Way of Water follows the Sully family over 10 years after the events of the first Avatar film. The Way of Water introduces a new water-based biome and tribe of Na'vi to the world of Pandora, marking a new chapter in the franchise's story.
SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY According to Entertainment Weekly, Cameron has planned for every Avatar sequel to feel like a new entry in a TV series. He explained that, while each film would continue to build on one another, there would also be a specific conflict to each movie that will find some level of resolution by the end of each one. Check out what Cameron had to say below:
The way I mapped this out is that it's one big continuous saga when you see it all, but each film has its own offramp and finale that rounds it all out. The best metaphor is really good episodic TV, where you understand the problems of the character.
The decision to make each sequel deal with a new conflict each time also allows Cameron to continue building the culture of Pandora in every film. Avatar: The Way of Water introduces audiences to a new group of Na'vi whose culture centers around the waters of Pandora and the creatures that live there. Given how vast of a planet Pandora is, it's likely that cultures that utilize other elements of the planet will be introduced in future movies.
If every Avatar film remains episodic in nature, the structure can also give Cameron a chance to explore humanity's attempts to use Pandora in different ways. While the first film focused on unobtainium mining and the desecration of nature for the sake of human greed, the status of Earth in the Avatar universe could allow for alternate aspects of the conflict to be highlighted.
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