“Avatar: The Sense of Water” is like the first chapter “but on steroids,” according to the cast

‘Avatar: The sense of water’ is structured around “family protection”, something Sam Worthington wanted to emphasize from the D23. The Disney convention that is taking place these days in Anaheim (California) had already anticipated news of ‘The Mandalorian’, ‘Indiana Jones’, ‘The Little Mermaid’ or the upcoming Marvel Cinematic Universe projects; and now offers new details of what we will see in the sequel to the blockbuster directed by James Cameron.

On the occasion of the panel organized to show what awaits us at Pandora when we finally return to that world on December 16, eCartelera had access to the Press Line of the event which was attended by several protagonists of the film, including Worthington. “‘Avatar: The Sense of Water’ focuses on protecting the family, both biological and the one you choose in life, some of the [cuya importancia] we realized with the pandemic. [La familia] after all it is what enriches the time we spend on this planet, It is something worth fighting for”advances the actor who in this case is accompanied not only by Zoe Saldaña and Sigourney Weaver, but also by Jack Champion and Jamie Flatters, young performers who play the children of Jake and Neytiri.

“It’s been 4 years in history. Now Jake and Neytiri have children and Jake is completely integrated, immersed in the Na’vi culture”states a Worthington with whom Champion agrees, adding it “Pandora has evolved, so in the next few films we will see more ecosystems. Everything is on another level.” It’s like the first delivery but put on the steroids”. More, much more would be what ‘Avatar 2’ offers in view of the unparalleled success of its predecessor, a film that “is definitely memorable for how she managed to transcend and because visually it was something we hadn’t seenfrom start to finish “according to Flatters.

‘Willow’ and her signature humor

Warwick Davis states this “People love escapism” that’s why they are drawn to projects like “Willow”, a Lucasfilm series that aims to recreate the spirit of the original film directed by Ron Howard and written by George Lucas and Bob Dolman. “The world of ‘Willow’ is a very warm and welcoming place, although on the show it is not as warm and welcoming as we remembered, which is one of the problems to be solved”anticipates the protagonist of a television drama that sees Jonathan Kasdan as creator and executive producer.

“Somehow it resonates with what George [Lucas] He created both “Willow” and “Indiana Jones” and “Star Wars” “assures the director that he wants to think the series honors “to all the characters from the original film”a film that Christian Slater, also a cast member, describes as “fascinating, very funny and with an energy very difficult to replicate”. Just to achieve that ‘Willow’ goal “introduces new characters, lots of magic and recovers the characteristic humor of the original film”according to Davis. This series will debut on November 30th..