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Jake Sully Undergoes A Major Transformation In 'Avatar: Fire And Ash'
In the new film 'Avatar: Fire and Ash', Jake Sully endures deep emotional challenges and confronts new threats as he grapples with past traumas. This transformation will keep audiences on the edge of their seats.
Avatar is returning soon. In December, Avatar: Fire and Ash will release, the third part in James Cameron's sci-fi saga. We just received the first trailer.
The film follows the story of Avatar: The Way of Water. That was a harsh experience for main characters Jake Sully (Sam Worthington) and Neytiri (Zoe Saldaña): their eldest son lost his life.
In the new film, the two are burdened with much pain. The trailer hints that this causes tension in their relationship, and Worthington now reveals that they even separate for a while. "That's a great concept from James," he says.
The actor explains: "How do you tear apart the perfect love story? Jake and Neytiri share this painful experience, but they seem unable to heal each other."
In Fire and Ash, Jake will therefore return to his old ways. He throws himself into the fight against a new enemy, the aggressive Na'vi tribe of the Ash People.
How this concludes will be revealed in December. The film is likely to earn massive profits again: the previous installments each grossed over $2 billion. Watch the trailer for the third part here.
The film follows the story of Avatar: The Way of Water. That was a harsh experience for main characters Jake Sully (Sam Worthington) and Neytiri (Zoe Saldaña): their eldest son lost his life.
Broken Love
In the new film, the two are burdened with much pain. The trailer hints that this causes tension in their relationship, and Worthington now reveals that they even separate for a while. "That's a great concept from James," he says.
The actor explains: "How do you tear apart the perfect love story? Jake and Neytiri share this painful experience, but they seem unable to heal each other."
Warrior
In Fire and Ash, Jake will therefore return to his old ways. He throws himself into the fight against a new enemy, the aggressive Na'vi tribe of the Ash People.
How this concludes will be revealed in December. The film is likely to earn massive profits again: the previous installments each grossed over $2 billion. Watch the trailer for the third part here.
