Last Updated on 12/02/2022 by てんしょく飯
Avatar” (2009), a revolutionary blockbuster film, was the number one grossing film of all time worldwide and changed all the conventional wisdom in the world of cinema. Avatar: Way of Water,” the latest film in the series that master filmmaker James Cameron has devoted 13 years of his life to, will be released simultaneously worldwide on December 16 (Friday).
Set in the mysterious “sea,” the film depicts a story of family love and bonding, and the character posters showing the nine main characters have been unveiled!
The film emotionally depicts the beautiful ocean, the breath of life that resides there, and the fierce battle between humans who plan to invade the mysterious planet Pandora and the indigenous Na’vi, as well as the heart-wrenching drama with the most beautiful images in human history. The character posters depicting the nine main characters of the film, which depicts a story of family love and bonding set in the mysterious “sea,” have been unveiled!
In addition, the gorgeous cast members, including Zoe Saldana, call out “Hello, Japan! and gives a brief description of each character.
［Jake Sully (played by Sam Worthington) is the main character in the first Avatar film.) In the first film, Jake Sully (played by Sam Worthington) is sent on a mission to investigate the planet Pandora by transferring his consciousness into an “Avatar,” a body that is a hybrid of human and Na’vi DNA. He eventually becomes fascinated by the mysterious world and joins the Na’vi to fight the human invasion, becoming a member of Pandora. In this film, he and his wife Neytiri have expanded their family and live with their children. In the character posters that have been released, he looks different from the previous film as he takes on new responsibilities as a “father” and once again stands up to mankind to protect his beloved family. ［Neytiri (played by Zoe Saldana) is Jake’s supportive wife.) Neytiri (played by Zoe Saldana) continues to lead the family with Jake as in the previous film.
In the poster, she shows her strong eyes not only as a warrior but also as a “mother” who protects her children. ［Neteyam (played by James Flatters) is the eldest son of the family.) Neteyam (played by James Flatters), the eldest son of the family, grows up to protect his younger siblings and to become the next leader of the family. ［Roak (played by Britten Dalton) is the second son of the family.) While he is portrayed as actively communicating with unknown sea creatures, he also has a troubled side, as when he confronts the other members of his tribe, saying, “I don’t care about strangers. ［Kiri (played by Sigourney Weaver) is the adopted daughter who holds the key to the story.) The relationship between the characters is also attracting attention as Sigourney played Dr. Grace in the previous film.
In the poster, she looks innocent in the sea world, but what is the connection between “Pandora’s Sea” and Kili? ［Spider (played by Jack Champion) is an adopted human child.) Spider (Jack Champion) is the adopted son of Jake’s family, but their first encounter is still shrouded in mystery. The poster, which looks straight ahead at something, suggests a “core” character. Jake and Neytiri live with their six children, including Tuku (played by Trinity Jolie Bliss), the youngest who is curious about everything. Jake and his family are living peacefully when humans reappear and force them out of their sacred forest. They seek help from a tribe based in the “sea. ［Tonowari (played by Cliff Curtis) is the chief of the tribe.) Tonowari is wary of Jake and the others who try to bring trouble to the tribe, saying, “Don’t get us involved in your battles,” and does not easily accept them. In the poster, he shows a stern expression, displaying the stature of a clan leader. ［Ronal (played by Kate Winslet), the wife who leads the clan with Tonowari.) In the poster, she shows a powerful expression of gentleness and protects the family together with the Tonowari. ［Aonungu (played by Philippe Giorgio) is the eldest son of the Tonowari family.) At first, he looks at the sudden visitors with a stern gaze, but he teaches Jake and the others how to live in the “sea. ［Tsireya (played by Bailey Bass) is the eldest daughter of the family.) She is the eldest daughter of the family] Tsireya (played by Bailey Bass), who shows an especially gentle expression on the poster. She says to Roak the famous line “I see you,” which was so memorable in the previous film when Jake and Neytiri exchanged their feelings. It will be interesting to see how their romance transcends tribal boundaries. The Tonowari welcome Jake and his family into their home, but repeated problems cause clashes between the tribes. Will they be able to join hands in the face of a human race that is planning to invade?
And it is Quaritch (played by Stephen Lang), [Jake’s former superior officer], who is hunting down the Na’vi in this film. Quaritch was supposed to have been mortally wounded and lost his life at the end of the previous film. In the poster, he looks grim and determined to threaten the “world of Pandora” once again, but in this film, he has somehow acquired the body of an avatar instead of a human body and once again stands before the Na’vi. In the special video released along with the film, Sam Worthington (who plays Jake), Zoe Saldana (who plays Neytiri), and the rest of the cast send a message to Japan saying, “Hello, Japan! and “Hello, Japan! They also express their love for Neytiri as “faithfulness,” Jake as “compassion,” Tuku as “love,” Neteyam as “bravery,” and Tzeleya as “courage. Tzireya’s “strength,” and Spider’s “perseverance. The film is an emotional drama that surpasses the previous film, and one cannot help but anticipate an “immersive” visual experience of another dimension, as the two families, each overflowing with various charms, interweave in the “mysterious sea.
Director James Cameron has portrayed the ocean in “The Abyss” (1989) and “Titanic” (1997), produced the documentary “James Cameron’s Secrets of the Titanic” (2003), and is also known as a scuba diver. It is only because Cameron loves the sea so much that he is able to depict the greatest eye- and heart-stopping “visual experience” in human history that mankind can experience today.
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