We’ve had confirmation on when you can watch the first trailer for Avatar: Fire and Ash – and you’ll be able to get your next glimpse of Pandora this week.
The trailer will run in front of The Fantastic Four: First Steps, which not only means that you’ll be able to watch it from Thursday (July 24), but also means you can potentially watch the trailer in 3D, as it’s obviously meant to be seen.
It’s availability in 3D might depend on your location – we know for a fact that the trailer is available in 3D, which shouldn’t surprise anyway, but whether it’s actually shown in 3D even in a 3D screening of First Steps obviously isn’t something I can promise you.
And even then, my local movie theater is only doing one 3D showing of Fantastic Four per day, so I guess I know which one I’m going to…
I’ve long since given up on 3D movies in general – barely any are shown in 3D where I live anyway, and they never feel like they’re making good use of it (though I did like Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness‘ 3D effects).
But obviously an Avatar movie is a special case – and the trailer is genuinely enough to make me fit my schedule around that one 3D showing of Fantastic Four: First Steps. What can I say; I love James Cameron.
What to expect from Avatar: Fire and Ash
Much as Avatar: The Way of Water introduced us to water-loving Na’vi, the third movie will introduce us to fire-friendly Na’vi.
According to director James Cameron, this movie “goes to darker places than the previous ones did”, and the fire Na’vi will be an aggressive clan – it sounds like the story may focus more on conflict between the Na’vi than with the human RDA.
We’ve been promised hard turns and plot twists, and more character development – and that in particular Neytiri (Zoe Saldaña) will find herself questioning her beliefs as a result of whatever’s coming in what I assume will be another three-hour epic.
I expect the trailer will appear online at some point, but for now, it looks like seeing Marvel’s latest will be your only option. That’s recently been the case with other new movies like the trailer for Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey playing in front of Jurassic World: Rebirth – and heaven help me, I dragged myself to that. At least I was already enthused about seeing Fantastic Four!
Add comment