“Avatar” involves a big time jump and will show an Earth in trouble, according to its producer Jon Landau

‘Avatar: The Water Meaning’ has already taken the fourth place among the highest-grossing films in world history and has just dethroned ‘The Avengers’ as the tenth most successful film in the US box office. It’s common for your team not to be afraid to predict to infinity and beyond and to share their plans. The last to do so was the producer of the saga Jon Landau, director advancing more details about the tribes of Pandora, a huge time jump and what our planet will look like.

We knew that in ‘Avatar 3’ the ‘people of the ashes’ or Na’vis of fire will be introduced, characters intended to show the dark side of their race whose leader will be embodied by Oona Chaplin. It had also been revealed that from the third installment Jake Sully will stop being the narrator of each film and that in “Avatar 5” we will visit the Earth, but some details commented by Landau now come to complete the puzzle of what would have been the next few years for the saga. Empire publishes yet another aperitif of the extensive report included in its magazine for next March, an article in which the aforementioned producer delves into the future of the franchise.

For starters, step forward in ‘Avatar 3’ we will not only see the Na’vi of fire but also the Na’vi of the sky would be presented, completing that dynamic associated with the four elements of nature that was already starting to appear. He has revealed little about this clan, assuring that while the “people of the ashes” are “an aggressive volcanic race led by Varang (Chaplin)” and they come to turn the tables, becoming the story antagoniststhe “Sky People” show up “in a much more positive way” in the Na’vi line we’ve known so far. “There are good humans and bad humans, same goes for the Na’vi. Often people don’t consider themselves bad. What causes them to evolve into something we perceive as bad? Perhaps there are factors that we are not aware of.”he assures, hinting at what the reflection would be.

Landau is very open about certain novelties, but, on the contrary, about how the plots already raised will evolve, such as the mystery surrounding Kiri’s birth, is more than prudent. So this director prefers to guarantee it ‘Avatar 4’ comes with “a big time jump” and to suggest that the Earth we will see will be in trouble.

climate change warning

From the first minute “Avatar” it focused on condemning some human beings’ contempt for the nature around them. In the case of the first films of the saga, this was shown through the paradise setting of Pandora, but for the fifth installment the accusation will become much more explicit. Landau had already anticipated that in “Avatar 5” we will visit our planet “open people’s eyes, Neytiri’s eyes, to what exists on Earth”but now gives a couple more brush strokes on what we will find.

As well stated in “Avatar”, the Earth is dying, which is why the Resource Development Administration (RDA) has moved to Pandora with the goal of shaping a new planet in such a way that it is sustainable for humans. AS We’ll find out when we get home “There is overpopulation and the depletion of our natural resources which make life more difficult. But we don’t want to paint a bleak picture of the future of our world. These films are also about the idea that we can change course.”