Correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't the reason that the production for these fklms have taken as laughably long as they have because James Cameron figured the best idea for his quadrilogy of film sequels was to start production and filming of all 4 of them at once or something equally asinine?
I mean, didn't doing that massively reduce the production costs for the LOTR trilogy? Since they did most of the production and filming stuff all at once?
'Avatar 2': Jon Landau Posts Instagram Set Photo, Says Movie "Headed Back To New Zealand Next Week"
So, Production is started back up shortly in spite of COVID, and through set photos we're finally getting some of the more half-decent things about this series, that is, the tech porn.
>Filming all of them all once
"I've selectively bred my actors for one specific role."
From what I've heard right now they're shooting 2 and 3 back to back. I imagine they're probably arranging their shooting schedules carefully. I'd also guess that the characters themselves will probably be growing in universe as well.
It is funny how a movie that made so much had such little impact.
It had a huge impact on the tech side of things, just not culturally despite some attempts to make it stick. But I really think you shouldn't underrate what it did in terms of technology and special effects
His kid cast will be married and have kids of their own by the time these movies come out.
He voiced the main character in Call of Duty: Black Ops. I thought he did an alright job there.
