Card God wants to revolutionize technology again,"Avatar" sequel will build Pandora's underwater world

James Cameron is working on new technologies, and the sequel to "Avatar" will be presented using naked-eye 3D technology.

Original title: "Avatar" sequel will use naked-eye 3D technology VFX technology to build Pandora's underwater world Card God wants to revolutionize the technological revolution

It is reported that James Cameron is working on the development of new technologies, and the "Avatar" sequel will use naked-eye 3D technology presentation.

"Avatar" stills

Eight years ago, James Cameron's "Avatar" was born, setting off a revolution in 3D film technology. Nowadays, 3D technology is nothing new, and the card god still wants to be a technology trendsetter. After the previously announced 60 frames, Cameron also wanted to remove the audience's cumbersome 3D glasses.

James Cameron's personal LightStorm Entertainment has officially renewed its contract with Christie for another five years. The two companies are working hard to develop new technology to bring viewers a new movie-viewing experience. The latter will provide an RGB laser projection system that allows viewers to continue to watch the four sequels of "Avatar" without needing 3D glasses. Feel the 3D effect.

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"In addition to the latest projection technology, our two companies will also share other aspects of technology. Our common vision is to make the final presentation of the "Avatar" sequel have amazing results." said Jack Kline, CEO of Christie.

In addition, the sequel to "Avatar" will use the most advanced shooting technology, use VFX to capture the underwater world, build Pandora's marine ecosystem, and under Cameron's guidance, smoothly integrate these technologies into the plot., presenting a real fantasy world.

"Avatar" sequel poster

"Avatar" sequel involves countless new technologies, which will be introduced in more detail in the documentary filmed for the "Avatar" sequel.

When "Avatar" was released in 2009, it grossed US$2.788 billion in box office worldwide, ranking first in film history. The original cast lineup such as Sam Worthington, Zoe Saldana, and Sigourney Weaver will all return. Ora Chaplin, who plays Robb Stark's wife Talisa in "Game of Thrones", will also join.

The four sequels of "Avatar" will be released on December 18, 2020, December 17, 2021, December 20, 2024, and December 19, 2025. The stories of the four sequels will be independent. Let us wait and see how much visual shock Cameron will bring.

Editor: Mary