Avatar sequel to be filmed...

[Ziggy]

Avatar sequel to be filmed seven miles beneath the surface of the ocean?

Now it has been announced that the multi-Oscar-winning film director James Cameron plans to add his name to the very exclusive club of those who have travelled to the ­bottom of the Challenger Deep, part of the Mariana Trench in the western Pacific, and the deepest known point in the world’s oceans.

Cameron — who, after all, made a fortune with Titanic — plans a follow-up to his billion-dollar 3D blockbuster Avatar, this time set in the teeming oceans of the film’s fictional alien planet of Pandora.

And last weekend it was reported that he has commissioned a bespoke submarine, built of high-tech, man-made composite materials and powered by electric motors, which will be capable of surviving the tremendous pressures at a depth of seven miles, from which he will shoot 3D footage that may be incorporated in Avatar’s sequel.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/ ... rface.html

http://guyism.com/2010/09/avatar-sequel ... ocean.html


Is This For Real ....

[(weedguru)scarf]

the producing houses to whatever he says because they know at the end of it they will have quadrupled whatever they have spent

[WeedGuru_Flow]

wow, quite an endeavor indeed, but I wonder how this is going to be more interesting than the first one, things in the ocean tend to be ... slower :p

[Grrrl]

I didn't like the first one very much, yea it was spangly and pretty to look at for a while, but it was very predictable and nothing was left to the imagination because everything was spelt out for you in bold and underlined a million times...

[Bubbles]

im guessing this one will focus more on the na'vi and their way of life and then humans will attack again or some shit

[Regarded]

^yeah...proably some sort of conflict on the planet...

[andriaSRH]

Filming a movie underwater sounds a little..excessive. But eh..I'll most likely go see it, on drugs.

[TmD]

pretty damn cool there doing alot of filming underwater