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...uhhhhhhhhh. Why?

Wh. What do they even have to add?

I'm not sure if this is real or not, granted, but if it is

whats even the draw of these movies?

What are we even supposed to get out of these

I love how I knew exactly which movie series this would be about before even clicking the link, just by looking at the replies here.

"December 19, 2031" lol okeeyyy

I sure telegraphed it

I'm more amazed (and disappointed) that they're even considering more sequels to this... thing

Unfortunately, the answer is pretty clear.

"[Way of Water] earned mostly positive reviews from audiences and critics alike and was a major box office success, earning over $2.3 billion and becoming the third highest-grossing movie of all time. Now, Deadline reports that Avatar: The Way of Water's actual profit is $531.7 million."

I feel like I'm simultaneously existing in this dimension and some alternate one because I'm seeing avatar everywhere again and I'm like ".........what was even the cultural significance of this movie"

I'm not saying it's bad or good I'm just like ???? huh???

oh.

....I ask again, what is the draw of these movies?

but the CGI

(please read the sarcasm dripping off the text I swear I'm being sarcastic)

Pocahontas but cgi

I seriously don't get it.

I got it with the first one. The now-standard 3D film technology was still pretty new and shiny, so it could get away with just being an extremely pretty tech demo for it.

I have no idea why Avatar 2 didn't tank and why more are happening

Cannot explain it to save my life.

If you put a gun to my head and told me to hypothesize as to Avatar 2 also exploding the box office, my first hypothesis would be "Tell Lil I love her."