James Cameron hid a surprise in the revival of “Avatar” in “The Way of Water”

In 2009, the premiere of “Avatar” starring Sam Worthington and Zoe Saldaña took everyone by surprise, positioning itself as the highest-grossing film of all time. Over the years he has lost his stance against ‘Avengers: Endgame’. Then he regained the throne and now, with the imminent release of “The Way of Water”, the original “Avatar” is back in theaters, but with a little surprise.

Almost 13 years after its premiere, ‘Avatar’ by James Cameron will be re-released in several cinemas around the world, this to serve as a prelude to the sequel, “The Way of Water”, which comes with an ambitious story, accompanied by one of the most amazing special effects ever seen from the original delivery.

For those who will see the revival of ‘Avatar’, let him know it contains a surprise at the end, since, if you were thinking of leaving before the credits screen, you need to know that there is a post-credits scene in the James Cameron movie. It seems that the director and Disney have decided to go with Marvel’s method of creating expectation with their upcoming titles.

And it’s not just a short sequence, because it’s about a whole scene of ‘Avatar: The way of water’, the sequel which, as its name indicates, allows you to see much of the underwater world already visible in that first trailer. In addition to being able to enjoy this piece in majestic 4K and 3D, this little gift from James Cameron to fans is worth seeing again in theaters.

What is the post-credits scene in ‘Avatar’ about?

It is worth mentioning that there will be spoilers; With that clear, it’s time to talk about the scene in question. So far, there are few details about James Cameron’s gift, but according to some attendees, the preview of ‘Avatar: The Way of Water’ shows a point at the beginning of the tape, with the presentation of the new underwater world and of course the return of Sully and Neytiri, along with their new family.

Some claim that there are several post-credits scenes from “Avatar: The Way of Water” in the reissue of the original and that the entire sequence would last 10 minutes. This should be taken as a rumor, since it has not been confirmed if the functions are really like this, or if at some point, after their screening in theaters, they will reveal what this anticipation is about.

It is worth mentioning that 2009’s ‘Avatar’ has been removed from the Disney + catalog, due to the relaunch in theaters. But it has been confirmed that once “The Way of Water” is released on December 16, the original tape will be available for streaming again.