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The second installment of Avatar picks up more than a decade later and deals with the story of Jack Sully and his family who have fled from Pandora and started living on an island led by Ronal(Kate Winslet). In comes, Colonel Miles Quaritch (Stephen Lang) in his new avatar who wants to destroy Jake and his family (Neytiri, and their kids). How will Jake and his clan save themselves from the ruthless Colonel Miles? That forms the story of Avatar - The Way of Water.
If Avatar took us to the world of Pandora, The Way of Water takes things a notch higher. Director James Cameron imagines things in such a way that is out of the box. Even after a decade, the connection between the first and second parts is so relatable. There is absolutely no confusion in the story as this generation audience who missed out on Avatar also can understand what the world of Avatar and its characters are all about.
In the end, James Cameron while having the most brilliant minds in the world of Cinema, understands emotions and how to showcase them. His ideas are years ahead and through his vision, Cameron even builds a more emotional and two-sided man-animal relationship. The initial parts of the film are slow and take time to grow on us. But from the moment, the film enters the waters, it is a massive cinematic experience that should not be missed and be experienced only in 3D.
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