Avatar 2 (2020)

After nearly a decade it looks like the Avatar sequels that James Cameron promised may finally actually be happening, but while we don't know exactly what they'll bring, we know one thing they won't.

Avatar 2 and Avatar 3 have finally gotten off of the ground and have been a huge project for James Cameron and co. over the last several months.

James Cameron has been in the business of making movies for quite some time, and during that time he has cultivated a reputation for being a man who speaks his mind.

It looks like the gang will all be back together for the return to Pandora.

The long awaited sequel to 2009's Avatar is on the way and now a new voice has emerged with some compelling reasoning as to why he should be a part of it.

Following the death of Bill Paxton earlier this year, James Cameron has finally opened up and addressed his remorse for not getting a chance to cast the actor in one of his four Avatar sequels.

Avatar 2 is still two years away from hitting theaters, and Sigourney Weaver is among the many who wish it would arrive sooner, for one particular reason.

We've known for a long time that the sequel to Avatar was supposed to deal with the oceans on the planet Pandora. However, it turns out that not only will the film take place near the water, but actually in it as well.

Movie-making technology has improved significantly since Avatar was released in 2009, but James Cameron has been facing some problems shooting scenes set underwater for Avatar 2.

The Avatar sequels -- not just Avatar 2, but parts three through five -- are shaping up to be one massive James Cameron reunion.

For the longest time, it seemed that those Avatar sequels were going to be the sorts of movies than languishing in development hell forever. However, over the last few months the wheels have begun to actually turn, and now it appears that these movies may actually happen.

More than 20 years after Titanic's release, James Cameron and Kate Winslet are reuniting for Avatar 2, and we know who the latter will be playing.

James Cameron says that he is working concurrently on Avatar 2 and 3, and then will dive into Avatar 4 and 5 once Avatar 3 hits theaters. The first sequel arrives on December 18, 2020.

James Cameron is just started one of the biggest film productions ever with four sequels to Avatar currently underway. Now, the director has revealed a bit more about exactly how he plans to get these movies done.

At this point, it seems like there might actually be a chance that the Avatar sequels could one day actually exist in the real world. However, making that happen won't come cheap.

James Cameron's Avatar sequels have been in development hell for so long we've never been entirely convinced they're ever actually going to happen. And yet, recent evidence seems to insist that they will.

It seems that James Cameron and Josh Brolin are not on the best of terms after a disagreement over Avatar 2. Here's what we know.

Sometimes, when James Cameron drops a new piece of information on the planned Avatar sequels, it makes us scratch our heads. Like when he says who the main villain of all four films will be.

After years of delays and no news at all, the Avatar sequels are now shifting into high gear as all four of them go into simultaneous production. Another piece of casting news has been announced. And this one is as odd as the rest.

After years of false starts, it appears that the Avatar sequels are actually happening. While in most cases this would mean that filming has begun, in the case of Avatar, it's the digital effects that are reportedly underway.

James Cameron has officially tapped another one of his original Avatar stars to return for the 2020 sequel.

Sigourney Weaver has come to the franchise's defense, while also teasing what to expect from the upcoming sequels- if they ever get here.

After years of expectations and promises, the Avatar sequels appear to truly be on the way to actually being made. Now, we have a bit of information about what the stories will actually be focused on.

Against all odds, logic, and reason, it looks like Avatar 2 may actually happen. Most of the old band is back together, and now the sequel has brought back another character from the original film.

If you bring up James Cameron's Terminator franchise, he'll quickly remind you that ever since he created the seminal technology-wants-to-kill-us cyber-thriller, things have gotten worse. A lot worse.

Speaking out at the opening of Pandora in Walt Disney World's Animal Kingdom, the director explained why he really isn't worried about the big time gap.

Disney World's latest attraction, Pandora - The World of Avatar, had its dedication ceremony today, and some of Avatar's biggest faces showed up for the occasion.

After years of sitting in production purgatory, it's beginning to look like the Avatar sequels might actually happen. Real living humans are claiming that filming is about to get started and all four of the upcoming movies have been given release dates. Now, the first actor who wasn't in the original film has reportedly been cast.

James Cameron has one ambition plan for the future of the Avatar series. The director has a whopping four sequels planned and now we know when each one will be hitting theaters. Hit the jump to save the date(s).

Avatar 2 has been in pre-production since shortly after the first film was released in theaters. Nearly a decade later we're still waiting for the first of several sequels to even begin filming, but more information has to come to light which says that the long-delayed project may finally be about to get off the ground.