TEMPO.CO, Jakarta – Director AvatarrJames Cameron reveals why the film hit theaters this year, 13 years since the film was released in 2009. Avatars will return to theaters in September in 4K High Dynamic Range.

“This movie is going to be better than ever. And there are so many people, generations of movie fans as well as those who have been following the bandwagon since the beginning. We also just watched the movie recently when we finished the whole remastering process . , and it blew our minds,” Cameron said at a recent global press conference.

For the Canadian director, the presence of the world Avatars back over a decade later, powered by the latest technology, giving fans an even more comprehensive movie-watching experience.

“We’re really impressed with how the film looks – it provides a new physical experience for the film. We’re excited to share it with people who have seen it or have never seen it in theaters,” Cameron said. .

Since its first release in 2009, Avatars rated as such a refreshing and daring film, both from the side of the story and the use of technology in its time. The film is also considered a major influence on modern blockbuster films many years later.

“Avatars certainly not the first film to use advanced computer generated effects etc. And it was a trend before avatars, through Avatarsand so on,” Cameron said.

Director Titanic (1997) asserts that digital technology, including 3D, continues to develop over time. Avatars won the Best Cinematography Oscar and was the first time the category had been won by a cinematographer with a digital 3D camera.

“And then two of the next three years, the same cameras were used by Oscar-winning cinematographers,” he said. “I think that (the technology) has had an impact on the way films are presented that are now accepted and part of the spirit and the way of making a work.”

Meanwhile, Avatars (2009) with Sam Worthington, Zoe Saldaña, Stephen Lang, Michelle Rodriguez and Sigourney Weaver. The film was produced by James Cameron and Jon Landau.

On the other hand, the sequel is called Avatar: The Way of the Water should be released at the end of this year. Set more than a decade after the events of the first film, Avatar: The Way of the Water will tell the story of Sully’s family (Jake, Neytiri and their children), the troubles that follow them, how far they go to care for each other, the fights they go through to stay alive and the tragedies that they live.

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