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Cameron Confirms Avatar 2 and 3 for 2011 Start Date

Hey, “Avatar” fans, can’t get enough of the blue people, but tired of buying the 50 different versions of the “Avatar” DVDs? You’re in luck, because Cameron and Fox have announced that the writer/director will begin work on scripts for “Avatar 2″ and “Avatar 3″ early next year with an eye toward putting both films into production back-to-back sometime in late 2011.

James Cameron Talks Avatar Novel, Sequels

James Cameron recently updated MTV on the progress of his “Avatar” world, specifically the “Avatar” novel that he’s currently trying to finish, and where the “Avatar” movies currently stand.

“‘Avatar 2′… we’re still working on deals. We don’t start the movie until we get the deals worked out,” he said. “I’m making notes. I’m not sitting idle,” Cameron said. “But really, what I’m working on primarily is the novel.”

District 10 Starts Pre-Production, Avatar 2 Spoiler, and Mortal Engines is a Go

The boys at Market Saw have some great updates on some highly anticipated upcoming films, including two sequels and one original. Up first, James Cameron’s “Avatar 2″, which should make even more money than the first, if that’s even possible.

A source tells MS something very interesting about the film’s plot:

Avatar Tree Of Souls Gets Real In London

For all those people devastated that Pandora is not a real place and suicidal to learn that they won’t be growing elf ears and turning into a gigantic skinny smurf any time soon, you’ll be panting to know that a piece of Pandora is coming to you soon.

Cameron To Explore 3D Oceans In Avatar 2

Obviously, the planning for “Avatar 2″ and 3 and etc, are well underway. Once you’ve hopped from tree to tree and run screaming through an alien jungle ( a rain forest is what it’s called only if you haven’t been in one) with speedy, tank like dinosaurs intent on pulverizing your most precious appendages, there’s really no point in belabouring the point.

Zoe Saldana Talks Avatar 2

Zoe Saldana is currently doing the promo rounds for her upcoming comic book movie “The Losers”, basically a campier version of “The A-Team”, and of course, “Avatar 2″ came up. So what does the lovely Miss Zoe know? Not a lot, but some.

Wait, There Will be More Na’vi in Avatar 2 or Whatever it Ends Up Being Called?

While James Cameron was attending the Visual Effects Society Awards in Hollywood over the weekend, SciFiWire got in a few questions about — of course — “Avatar 2″. According to Cameron, the sequel won’t be called “Avatar”, since the hero Jake Sully is no longer an avatar at the end of the movie. Which makes sense. Then Cameron adds that the sequel would delve even more into the spiritual aspect of the Na’vi culture.

Like Avatar? Like War? They’ll be Lots of Both in Avatar Sequel.

MarketSaw is a great blog to visit if you’re into cutting edge 3D stuff. I’m not a big fan of 3D, but the site is also pretty good for scoops about upcoming interesting films. For instance, they were all over James Cameron’s “Avatar” from the very beginning, and it looks like they’ve gotten a toehold on the sequel as well. On the upcoming “Avatar” sequel, a source has told them that the film will be made “within 4 years”. And the plot?

Is Pre-Production For Avatar 2 Already Underway?

Well I would hope so, considering how long it took for James Cameron to make the first one. Of course, there’s a lot of material all ready to yank from the assets of the first extravaganza. There is tons of blue tinted stuff and leafy bio-luminescent alien flora. Mountains somehow defying gravity, check, got that. Toothy alien jungle critters. Plenty of those.

James Cameron Confirms Avatar Sequel

Considering the fact that “Avatar” is a printing press for money and is now the most successful Sci-Fi movie in history, a sequel is likely a good bet. But James Cameron is a man that marches to his own beat so you can never be really, really sure…until he confirms it himself  and he did last night at the Arclight theatre in L.A. in yet another screening for “Avatar”. There was a Q&A after the film with James and a couple of effects guys. James Cameron officially gives us notice with the quote: