Jim Gianopulos, the current CEO of 20th Century Fox, has previously stated that he’s had a chance to take a look at Cameron’s current work on the sequel, and he was reportedly stunned by what he saw in the room. There was an entire room full of materials related to the film, according to him.
That included images, characters, worlds, settings and more, and he described it in a very enthusiastic way. He also realized that Cameron is going to face a serious challenge putting all of that together into one movie, which confirms what we already know about the director’s difficulties in his current project.
In the end though, even if he does end up having to cut out some important details from “Avatar 2” and “Avatar 3”, we’re probably still going to see them as special releases or a director’s cut edition.
After all, Cameron is not one to be shy about his work in general, and he loves showing off the different techniques he’s used to achieve certain goals. Because of this, we have no doubt that he’s going to give us a good glimpse into the kind of work that went into making “Avatar 2”, and we certainly can’t wait for that to be finished as well.