When we usually see a movie of long duration, normally the thought of “What if I feel like going to the bathroom and I miss something of the plot?” always arises, and this same question was asked to James Cameron, director from “Avatar 2”.
Fortunately for the audience, lately the directors or producers offer information on what is the ideal moment to temporarily leave the theater cinema. However, with this sequel it will be better that you take a diaper, as reported by Hipertextual.
James Cameron explains when you can go to the bathroom in Avatar 2
According to The Hollywood Reporter, who tried to find out what are the ideal moments in which a person can go to the bathroom while enjoying Avatar 2, so they went to James Cameron himself to find out.
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“Viewers must go to the bathroom at any time they want. They can see the scene they missed when they come to see it again”, were the words of the American director.
The truth is that it was a quite correct response, since it is certainly harmful to postpone the moment in which our body requires an evacuation session. But the issue here is another: Will Avatar 2 be such an exciting film from start to finish that there won’t be a perfect moment to leave the room? You should see the movie.
There are sure to be certain sequences that aren’t relevant, but James Cameron is doing his job to boost Avatar 2’s box office every chance he gets.
The expectations of collection of Avatar 2
The filmmaker also spoke of the economic collection that is expected for Avatar 2, which opens on December 16. And it is that, if he does not succeed in this sense, it is possible that his ambition will be drastically reduced.
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Specifically, the story of Jake Sully Y neytiri it would have to end in the third installment. Therefore, Avatar 4 and Avatar 5, which are still under consideration at the moment, could not even see the light of day.
Avatar 2 is one of the most expensive feature films in history, requiring a budget of between 350 and 400 million dollars, according to The Hollywood Reporter. If the figure is correct, it would be placed within the top 5 most expensive productions; between Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides and Avengers: Age of Ultron.
Consequently, its collection should enter about 2,000 million dollars at the international box office to be considered profitable. “The movie was insultingly expensive to make. It is the worst business case in film history. It has to be the third or fourth highest grossing movie ever. That is your threshold. That’s their balance point,” Cameron said. (AND)
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