Avatar 1 vs Avatar 2 MAJOR Differences
337Let’s face it - the Avatar films will just keep on getting better and better - and just push the boundaries of film making every time. Even with the small step from Avatar 1 to Avatar 2 - produced a ton of differences between each film.
How they managed to pull off filming three movies at the same time - is beyond us. It will soon always be known as someone pulling a James Cameron honestly. While filming multiple movies at once is great - it still adds on a ton more resources needed to get the job done - and the job done right of course. Unlike the first installment - they had a whole lot more of everything for this movie - and most apparently - filmed it underwater. It must’ve been strange for the actors to have been filming on land and then completely underwater for the second one. Really couldn’t have been done without the help of a generous lump sum for Cameron though. A big budget can sometimes make a project turn out better - but Cameron wasn’t just focusing on making Avatar better. He was also actually improving the way films are shot.
We still could never understand how James has any hair left after filming one Avatar movie - let alone a whole series of them! But it seems like whatever he’s got brewing in the writers room is sufficient enough to make the studios budget back and more. What do you think will be different in Avatar 3 if any? Honestly - that maybe something you can’t answer since the team really pulled no punches on this one.
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Chapters:
00:00 Intro
00:19 Wetter Sets
00:46 Worth The Fight
01:05 3D Underwater
01:27 Performance Capture
01:48 Pre-Written Franchise
02:08 A New Score
02:34 Out With Sensuality
02:57 Three At Once
03:24 More Everything
04:03 Acting Underwater
04:19 Too Many Formats
04:43 One Lump Sum
05:08 End
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Written by: William Statzer
Narrated by: K. Ryan
Edited by: William Statzer
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