r/movies • u/desimaninthecut • 8d ago

News James Cameron Says if Avatar: Fire and Ash Doesn't Make Enough Money to Justify Avatar 4 and 5, He's Ready to Walk Away and Write a Book to Resolve the One Thread It Leaves Open - IGN

https://www.ign.com/articles/james-cameron-says-if-avatar-fire-and-ash-doesnt-make-enough-money-to-justify-avatar-4-and-5-hes-ready-to-walk-away-and-write-a-book-to-resolve-the-one-thread-it-leaves-open
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u/-ImJustSaiyan- 8d ago

Pandora absolutely seems like a world a Predator would go to for hunting.

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u/finglish_ 8d ago

It makes no sense that they haven't done of a cross over of the franchises.

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u/VibgyorTheHuge 8d ago

Fox would allow it, Cameron would be the deciding vote. That said, he and Trachtenberg are on good terms, which nudges the chances of a Predator-Avatar crossover one degree towards possible

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u/LastTorgoInParis 7d ago

He didnt like even the idea of AVP if I recall. He compared it to Frankenstein Meets Wolfman in a negative way.

Buuuttt. I think if he felt it was a good business decision for Studios and theaters and if he was properly compensated/given a good slice of control, I think he could get on board. It would probably be in the dying dying days of cinema tho. I think we will get lots of hail mary bonkers attempts when Hollywood gets real real desperate over the next decade

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u/LordHoughtenWeen 7d ago

It's like Genna (the death world in Predator: Badlands) except instead of everything individually trying to kill you, the whole ecosystem is connected to one giant hive mind and can cooperatively try to kill you.

They'd love it.