If you need a refresher on Avatar before the sequel, Disney has announced that James Cameron’s first trip to Pandora will be remastered and re-released in theaters worldwide on September 23, 2022.
At CinemaCon, James Cameron shared a message about the future of Avatar. It’s been over 10 years since the first Avatar movie, and with the sequel finally set to be released this December, Disney and Cameron announced a remastered version of the first movie to prime theater-goers for the sequel.
According to Cameron, the visual effects will be even more realistic and Cameron “set out once again to push the limits of what cinema can do.”
In 2009, Cameron released Avatar which went on to become a global hit. Set on the alien planet of Pandora, Avatar followed a human named Jake Sully as he traveled to the alien planet and adopted a new life as a Na’vi alien-human hybrid.
Avatar pioneered 3D movie-viewing technology, at least for a while, and set the record as the top-grossing movie of all time. A re-release could add to Avatar’s total gross, which it briefly lost to Avengers: Endgame before reclaiming.
Disney is betting big on the Avatar franchise at CinemaCon. Alongside the remaster, Disney officially confirmed the title for the sequel is Avatar 2: The Way of Water. A trailer for the sequel will premiere exclusively before Doctor Strange: And the Multiverse of Madness before hitting online a week later.
Matt T.M. Kim is IGN’s News Editor. You can reach him @lawoftd.
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