'Avatar 2' James Cameron, Na'vi villain appears 'self-spoiler'

Director James Cameron gave a spoiler for the 'Avatar' series of movies he is directing.

According to American media, director James Cameron announced that the so-called 'villain' Na'vi, who are not good people, will appear in 'Avatar 3', which will be released later.

Director Cameron said, “In 'Avatar 3,' there will be a race of ash represented by fire and volcanoes,” adding, “It will show that not all Na'vi people are quiet and peaceful.” He continued, "If we showed the good side of the Na'vi people in parts 1 and 2, it will be the opposite this time. I want to show a different side of the Na'vi people." Director Cameron also added that there are a total of 12 races in the 'Avatar' universe.

It is reported that filming for 'Avatar 3' is almost complete and post-production work is in full swing. The goal is to release 'Avatar 3' in December 2024.

'Avatar 2' is a sequel to director James Cameron 13 years after the previous film 'Avatar', and tells the story of the merciless threat faced by the family of 'Jake Sully' and 'Neytiri' on the planet Pandora and the long journey they must embark on to survive. It contains stories about battles, battles, and the wounds that must be endured.

According to the integrated movie theater ticket network, as of 7 am on the 2nd, 'Avatar: The Road of Water' recorded 1,274,184 viewers over the three days from December 30 to January 1, with a cumulative number of 7,742,597. Also, according to Box Office Mojo, it maintained first place in the box office by recording box office revenue of $63.44 million in the third weekend of its release. It earned a cumulative North American box office revenue of $440.51 million and a global cumulative box office revenue of $1,397.41 million (including forecasts as of January 2).

Choi Ji-ye, Ten Asia Reporter wisdomart@tenasia.co.kr