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Four Avatar sequels planned, says Cameron

| | Apr 15, 2016, at 09:14 pm
Los Angeles, Apr 15 (IBNS): Filmmaker James Cameron has announced his Avatar franchise will continue for at least four more films.

He said the fifth instalment of the movie will be released in 2023.

One of the most successful movies produced in the world of films, the movie was released in 2009.

The first sequel of the movie is likely to hit the silver screen on 2018.

Speaking at CinemaCon, the filmmaker was quoted as saying by BBC: "We have decided to embark on a truly massive cinematic process."

"I've been working the last couple of years with a team of four top screenwriters to design the world of Avatar going forward: The characters, the creatures, the environment, the new cultures," he said.

"So far, the art I'm seeing, is in pure imagination, really far beyond the first film. It's going to be a true epic saga," Cameron said.

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