The third visual teaser for "Avatar: The Way of Water" has already been released, and it has greatly increased anticipation for james Cameron's film. The director undoubtedly has an unrivalled creative vision, and viewers have been enthralled by the way he combines drama with images for the past three decades. It appears that the director of Titanic, Terminator, and avatar has inspired top telugu producers to make sizable investments.
They are hopeful that james Cameron's brainchild will dazzle the public in theatres as the movie is scheduled for a december 16th release worldwide. And the likelihood that a crowd will rush to the theatre to see a 2D or 3D version of a movie like avatar is usually high. The names of the influential people involved in the film's release are being kept under wraps for the time being, but reports are surfacing that two top telugu producers committed about 85 crores in total to purchase the telugu states' rights to "Avatar 2."
Additionally, it is alleged that starting on december 16th, these telugu bigwigs plan to block theatres, including their own theatres. avatar 2 will therefore receive a significant run in the telugu states for roughly 25 days, whereas local films like Dhamaka, 18 Pages, and Anni Manchi Sakunale require theatres starting the following week.
They are hopeful that james Cameron's brainchild will dazzle the public in theatres as the movie is scheduled for a december 16th release worldwide. And the likelihood that a crowd will rush to the theatre to see a 2D or 3D version of a movie like avatar is usually high. The names of the influential people involved in the film's release are being kept under wraps for the time being, but reports are surfacing that two top telugu producers committed about 85 crores in total to purchase the telugu states' rights to "Avatar 2."
Additionally, it is alleged that starting on december 16th, these telugu bigwigs plan to block theatres, including their own theatres. avatar 2 will therefore receive a significant run in the telugu states for roughly 25 days, whereas local films like Dhamaka, 18 Pages, and Anni Manchi Sakunale require theatres starting the following week.
