‘Took MCU 20+ Films, Took James Cameron 2’: MCU Fans Get Trolled as Avatar 2 Beats Marvel’s Magnum Opus ‘Avengers: Infinity War’ – Becomes 5th Highest Grossing Movie Ever

‘Took MCU 20+ Films, Took James Cameron 2’: MCU Fans Get Trolled as Avatar 2 Beats Marvel’s Magnum Opus ‘Avengers: Infinity War’ - Becomes 5th Highest Grossing Movie Ever
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Avatar 2: The Way of Water was released on 16th December 2022, and it has broken many Box Office records with ease, one of them being crossing Avengers: Infinity War and becoming the fifth-highest-grossing film of all time.

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James Cameron, the director of Avatar 2 lived up to his name, as he created another magnum opus in his career, and with this movie, he has achieved new emotional heights and records. The fans of the franchise loved Avatar 2 and they went on Twitter to troll the Marvel fans on how it took them so many films to surpass James Cameron’s Avatar (2009) and their record was broken again with ease by James Cameron.

Also Read: “They Had More Innovative Visual Imagination”: James Cameron Hates Disney’s Star Wars Movies, Felt Close Friend George Lucas’ Vision Is Lost in New Sequels

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Fans Troll MCU as Avatar 2 surpasses Avengers: Infinity War

Recently, Marvel fans got a taste of their own medicine when Avatar: The Way of Water passed Avengers: Infinity War. The Avatar fans went on Twitter to remind MCU fans that James Cameron’s vision was superior to Marvel Cinematic Studios as he believed in ‘quality over quantity’.

A fan expressed his astonishment at the success of Avatar 2 as the hype for Infinity War was a build-up of over 15 movies.

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Kyle Fletcher also commented on the success of Avatar 2.

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Another user tweeted how James Cameron would have the top 3 spots for himself.

One of the fans shared a template that reflected the audience’s feelings.

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Why are Fans Praising Avatar : The Way of Water?

Sam Worthington as Jake Sully in Avatar 2: The Way of Water

The most common misconception that people have of the Avatar franchise is that they assume that both films had a similar story of colonization, and racial differences, leading to war. However, Avatar : The Way of Water was unique, and a fantastic film. There can be some minor similarities as the franchise focuses on family and cultural inclusivity.

Avatar 2 had mesmerizing VFX and CGI, and is one of the best films that knew how to utilise their resources to their maximum use. James Cameron’s vision and ideas for world creation were top-notch in the second film as well, making the audience believe that they must expect a lot of surprises in the future sequels of the film.

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Also Read: “It’s the most astounding piece of creation…hands down”: James Cameron Hates the Academy for Snubbing Christopher Nolan as Best Director For His Masterpiece

James Cameron’s introduction of new characters in the sequel, as well as the development of the existing and new characters was amazing, which added to the flare of the film. In addition to the world-building, character development, and epic action shown in the film the technology used to project, Avatar 2 had the highest 3D quality and High Frame Rate projection. Despite having a runtime of 3 hours and 12 minutes, the time is worth it.

Cast of Avatar: The Way of Water

Jake Sully and Neytiri in Avatar 2: The Way of Water

Avatar 2 had a few old faces reprising their roles, such as Sam Worthington playing the role of Jake Sully, Zoe Saldaña playing the role of Neytiri, Stephen Lang playing the role of Colonel Miles Quaritch, and Sigourney Weaver as Kiri.

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There are a lot of new faces in the sequel including Kate Winslet playing the role of Ronal, Cliff Curtis playing the role of Tonowari, Edie Falco playing the role of General Frances Ardmore, Jamie Flatters as Neteyam, Britain Dalton playing the role of Lo’ak, Trinity Bliss playing the role of Tuktirey, Jack Champion playing the role of Spider, Bailey Bass playing the role of Tsireya, Filip Geljo as Ao’nung, Duane Evans Jr playing the role of Rotxo, Brendan Cowell playing the role of Mick Scoresby, and Jemaine Clement playing the role of Ian Garvin.

Also Read: “There is nothing that he won’t do”: James Cameron Left Arnold Schwarzenegger Humiliated, Did a Stunt on Set to Inspire Him After Mr. Olympia Chickened Out

Avatar: The Way of Water is available for viewing in theatres near you.

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Tushar Auddy, Junior Content Writer. He has been in the entertainment industry for 3 years and is always on the lookout for a captivating story. He is a student of Linguistics and currently pursuing his Master's degree in the same field. He has a passion for literature that runs deep and loves nothing more than getting lost in a novel for hours on end. When he isn't reading, you'll find him capturing the beauty of language.