Avatar: Fire and Ash: 2nd trailer

[Blazil]

 

[Andronico]

The trailer is amazing, but in my opinion too many Spoilers. If a new trailer will come, I might decide to avoid it.

 

[Natterwolf08]

Hello Blazil,
I watched the first and the second trailers from FIRE and ASH, and I am very impressed by the many new impressions and images, but also a bit confused by the many new possibilities. I can hardy wait until the third part comes out in December of this year.
I recently discovered a double trailer on YouTube that's about 5 minutes long.

SORRY! I deleted my message from yesterday because it wasn't automatically translated into English; SORRY!

 

[SoulOfNeytiri]

I'm getting ready to head to the theatre for the re-release of The Way of Water, and to see the clip of Fire and Ash that will be shown at the end of The Way of Water! I hope this clip from Fire and Ash will tell me whether or not I'll be able to handle watching it. I CANNOT deal with horror or extreme violence and it will break my heart if I'm not able to watch it, and from what I've heard, Fire and Ash doesn't end positively. But I KNOW if I see things that are disturbing, I won't be able to un-see them. I'm nervous...

 

[SoulOfNeytiri]

SPOILER ALERT (IF YOU HAVEN'T WATCHED ANY OF THE TRAILERS FOR FIRE AND ASH, YOU MAY NOT WANT TO READ MY COMMENT) Update...the trailer I saw at the end of the re-release of TWOW was one I had already seen, so no new clues as to how scary it's going to be. But I read something recently where James Cameron said his wife cried for 4 hours after seeing Fire and Ash. If his wife, who I would assume is very familiar with his work, cried for 4 hours, I think there's a really good chance that this movie would be devastating to me. The scenes with Neytiri where she is seriously injured, and seeing Jake walking thru the middle of what appears to be a huge group of RDA people with this look of anguish on his face makes me feel like I may not want to see this movie because of how unbelievably upsetting it would be to me. I have a MASSIVE emotional investment in these movies...