The corona epidemic has an impact on almost every region of the world. Meanwhile, fans will have to wait a little longer for the sequel of Hollywood's veteran director James Cameron's much awaited movie 'Avatar'. The shooting of this movie was started in New Zealand earlier this year, and the movie was scheduled to be released in December of 2021. Due to epidemic like COVID-19, the release date of the movie has been changed to 16 December 2022.
James Cameron has written on social media, no one is more sad than me due to this delay in the film. But I am very impressed by the incredible performance and extraordinary work of our artists. He expressed his thanks to Disney Studios for their support, and also thanked the fans. Earlier this year, James and filmmaker John Landau had gone to Wellington, New Zealand to shoot the sequel of 'Avatar' with 50 personnel involved in production. Now the film is being delayed due to Corona.
Significantly, the movie 'Avatar', which came in the year 2009, got immense affection from the audience. Subsequently, the sequel of this film was also announced. The shooting of the film had started, but due to COVID-19, the New Zealand Government had ordered the lockdown. After that, the shooting of 'Avatar' sequel had to be stopped midway. The same thing will be resumed in every area as before only after Corona's situation improves.
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