The movie Avatar: The Way of Water has a huge runtime of more than three hours, although the exact duration is still up in the air.
After a 13-year absence, Avatar: The Way of Water is finally reintroducing the Avatar series to the general public. With its current length clocking in at 190 minutes, if current rumors are accurate, it’ll be doing it in an even more stunning manner than what was initially anticipated.
The long-awaited Avatar: The Way of Water is the follow-up to James Cameron’s 2009 film Avatar, which went on to become the highest-grossing film of all time. Recently, Avatar was rereleased in theatres and performed astronomically on a worldwide scale, demonstrating the brand still has what it takes to draw in people. To make sure that the technology required to bring Pandora’s oceans to life was adequately developed, Cameron postponed creating the sequel.
Avatar: The Way of Water is currently playing for 3 hours and 10 minutes, according to Deadline. Although Cameron has officially said that the movie will be long, the actual running time might wind up being shorter. Of course, there’s always a chance that Disney will insist on a shorter running time, edit out some sequences, and then re-release the movie with the sections that were removed. Even though Avatar: The Way of Water is anticipated to bring in less money at the box office than its predecessor, it is still expected to gross $650 million. Avatar’s domestic box office revenue was $772 million, which is still rather good.
Since Avatar was a theatrical experience and a first in many ways, the performance dip is to be expected. However, as its plot was not thought to be the most memorable, many have argued that for the Avatar sequels to succeed, their tales must be more interesting. It would always be difficult to unseat the biggest box office hit, and since the first Avatar wasn’t universally adored, it was less likely that the same number of people would watch the sequel.
A magnificent visual feast is promised in the new Avatar: The Way of Water footage. It seems obvious that waiting for the correct technology to emerge was worthwhile. Cameron, a visionary in many ways, is bringing Pandora to life in an unprecedented way and has already succeeded in creating a visual spectacular. It will be interesting to see if the movie’s plot lives up to expectations.
