Avatar: The Way of Water | Official Trailer

The actors turned themselves into avatars and lived underwater for 10 years to prepare for their roles, that’s true dedication

Finally. A movie that's not Marvel. That everyone is hyped for. I'm so for this.

The folks who worked on the CGI for this movie deserve an oscar, they absolutely crushed what modern CGI is capable of.

I love how passionately James Cameron is telling this story.. How nature and animals are given importance in the series, I absolutely love..

You know the film is really good when you come back to watch the trailer

I don't know what impressed me more: The beautiful animation or the fact that a trailer didn't spoil half of its movie

This movie was so beautiful. Loved how they were connected to nature. Can't wait for Avatar 3, 4 and 5!

Zoe by far is the best crier or emotionally affected actress, she really grabs you in when she cries in films, I feel her pain. Her last one I watched with the dying husband did the same thing, its her emotions she's depicts them so good in films

"Up ahead is Avatar 2. You grew up hearing about it, but you never figured you'd be going there." 💙

I saw the first Avatar when I was 9, and never expected another movie until the news came out that there will be another Avatar. The nostalgia really hits. The music, the scenery, Jake Sully, Neytiri, everything. Had to watch the first movie again. Bringing back the glory days of 2009.

Maaan just finished this film and wanted to come back and see what everyone else thought about it. This film hit me all up the end feels. Just sitting here crying at the ending. It was beautiful but painful. Hats of to the entire cast and crew. Phenomenal job!

I Know It’s Been A Year, But Why Do I Feel Nostalgic Watching This?

I’m glad that small indie films like avatar are getting the attention they deserve.

We need more trailers like this. It doesn't give everything away about its plot, it doesn't try to be action-y or flashy, it just lets you be fascinated.

This whole film feels like a 3 hour long video game cutscene and I'm all here for it. I couldn't imagine how long it would take to animate such a thing, with water being one of the hardest things to simulate

I’ve seen the film twice now and I always comes back to the trailer and it never fails to give me goosebumps

I work for one of the studios that put a lot of heavy work on this film. Lots of crazy overtime, on average some will work 56-70hours. Very tight weekly deadlines, the stress levels were high, and the technical challenges for the motion editors, animators and VFX people in general were many. But seeing it all come together into this incredible master piece makes it all worth it. We hope everyone enjoys it. I cannot wait to see this movie! EDIT: Besides the intense amount of work, there was also ALOT of fun stuff in the production of this film. Working in the film/Vfx can be fun and gives you new challenges and different ways to upskill and keep getting better. And for those who are asking about the story....Let me just say, the movie is 3hours long, it's going to move you, it's going to touch you and it's going to blow your mind ;)

I remember seeing Avatar at the opening midnight showing in IMAX 3D. The entire theater had been decorated with trees and vines and plants to look like Pandora. The IMAX had been calibrated specifically for the film. Sold out theater. Then some reps from the IMAX and film industry asked us to stay after to discuss the film, and then asked everyone if they were ready to see the most expensive motion picture ever made, the audience went crazy. It was like being at a sports event. Then they did a countdown from 10. Such an unforgettable movie going experience.

I'm a grown man with 3 sons who I love dearly. All I can say is that the ending of the movie gave me a glimpse of what it's like to lose a child and ......... I shed a few tears. Just a few.

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