Avatar 3. Internet users have also speculated about whether Avatar 4 will involve earth-bending.
James Cameron is enjoying the success of his latest release, Avatar: The Way Of Water. However, the director has revealed in an interview that he already has plans for a third Avatar film; this time focusing on the Na’vi River tribe who live inside the Tree Of Souls.
Unfortunately, fans are accusing Cameron of copying another popular film franchise’s plot, one which is based on an entirely different planet altogether. The Na’vi tribe, which originated in the film “Avatar,” evolved into its own brand.
Soon there were theme parks based on the movie as well. In a recent interview, director James Cameron discussed his plans to include a new group of Na’vi in the sequel to his film named, “The Last of the Na’vi.”
This plan was recently made public and revealed the director’s intention to include a sinister branch of the Na’vi community in the story.
When excerpts from a director’s interview with 20 Minutes were made public, internet users were quick to point out that the filmmaker was copying another well-known franchise.
They did not hesitate to draw parallels between the two works. The show in question is an animated one and it is called Avatar: The Last Airbender. It was broadcast on Nickelodeon, which is a competitor of Disney Channel. The show was on the air from 2005 until 2008.
The sequel to Avatar, directed by James Cameron, focuses on a community that lives in a coastal area. This movie also features a significant number of scenes taking place underwater.
The animated series Avatar: The Last Airbender, on the other hand, explores topics related to the elements of nature—earth, water, fire, and air—which make up the natural world.
When news of the storyline for the third installment was made public, some people criticized the director for copying ideas from other movies. They pointed out that there were similarities between the storylines of The Last Airbender and these films.
When news of this controversy was first spread on Twitter by Culture crave, internet users responded quickly with their thoughts and opinions.
Even Giancarlo Volpe, who directed and produced Avatar: The Last Airbender, posted about the name change on his official Twitter account.
On his account, he wrote: “In 2004, we learned that we had to change the name of our show from “Avatar” to “Avatar the Last Airbender” because James Cameron already had the rights to a movie whose name was Avatar.
“Avatar: The Last Airbender” is the title of the animated television series that Giancarlo’s family watched together every Saturday morning.
“The series Avatar: The Last Airbender is about a 12-year-old boy named Aang, the last living Airbender of a race called the Air Nomads, and his friends’ efforts to end the Hundred Years War. What do you think of it? Do you think James Cameron’s film Avatar was inspired by it? Stay tuned for more news!
