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Topic	Release dates confirmed for 4 sequels of James Cameron's "Avatar"
Skye Reynolds 04/22/17 4:04:05 PM #36:	Ammonitida posted... Skye Reynolds posted... I never saw the film, don't really care to see the film, but I do kinda hope it takes off. Right now, Hollywood only wants sequels and remakes. Avatar is something new. (Yeah, its plot is lifted from a 1950s novel. Did you read it?) Instead of giving us a live action adaptation of an animated series, the next superhero, or another reboot, this is an opportunity to build upon something that is new to the world. Plus, the international market seemed to like it. Hollywood still seems to be kind of a rigged game when it comes to new properties. It is still an established producer / director coming up with his latest project. But at least it is something that just came out within the past five years. I can't think of anything else which has the potential to be a big movie series without its basis in an already established franchise. The plot is not lifted from a "1950s novel". LOL Guy gets paralyzed from the waist down, finds a planet of blue cat people, ~~wakes up as one of them and can walk again.~~ Totes a coincidence. <cite>Skye Reynolds posted [p:877697539] in Release da... [t:75266798]...</cite> <quote><cite>Ammonitida posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Skye Reynolds posted...</cite> <quote>I never saw the film, don't really care to see the film, but I do kinda hope it takes off. Right now, Hollywood only wants sequels and remakes. Avatar is something new. (Yeah, its plot is lifted from a 1950s novel. Did you read it?) Instead of giving us a live action adaptation of an animated series, the next superhero, or another reboot, this is an opportunity to build upon something that is new to the world. Plus, the international market seemed to like it. Hollywood still seems to be kind of a rigged game when it comes to new properties. It is still an established producer / director coming up with his latest project. But at least it is something that just came out within the past five years. I can't think of anything else which has the potential to be a big movie series without its basis in an already established franchise.</quote> The plot is not lifted from a "1950s novel". LOL</quote> Guy gets paralyzed from the waist down, finds a planet of blue cat people, wakes up as one of them and can walk again. Totes a coincidence.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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