Avatar: The Way of Water (2022)
By now it's common knowledge that James Cameron has an extensive plan for a series of 'Avatar' films. Sure, it took a ridiculously long time for this sequel to get made, but it once again makes oodles of sense once you realise that this was because they needed to make sure the technology was up to par with what they had in mind. Which is underwater photography, something notoriously difficult to pull off, let alone do it all through CG and motion capture. Well, they did it. Oh how they did it. Picking up several years after the events of the first film, Jake Sulley now has a family and all is well. That is, until those pesky evil humans return to Pandora. Among them is even an avatar of Miles Quaritch, that hard-assed military guy from the first film, because his memories and personality were stored away before he was killed by Jake. Well that's convenient. But then again: if you need an imposing bad guy, you could do a lot worse than get Stephen Lang to come back. ...
