pnbsp;Now that a href=http://www.reelmovienews.com/movies/avatar/emAvatar/em/a is officially the a href=http://www.reelmovienews.com/2010/02/avatar-finally-breaks-titanics-domestic-record/biggest movie ever made/a, having grossed over $2.2 Billion dollars worldwide, everyone wants to know when there’s going to be a sequel, and what that sequel might be./p pa href=http://www.comingsoon.net/news/movienews.php?id=63102Comingsoon.net/a spoke to James Cameron about the possibility of more emAvatar/em movies while on the red carpet for this year’s Santa Barbara Film Festival as the filmmaker was due to receive the Lucky Brand Modern Master Award./p p style=text-align: center;a href=http://www.reelmovienews.com/gallery/james-cameron-gives-direction/img src=http://static.reelmovienews.com/images/gallery/james-cameron-gives-direction_333×631.jpg width=333 alt=James Cameron Gives Direction height=631 //a/p pAsked whether he had a direction for sequels for Avatar when he was writing the script 15 years ago, Cameron said:/p pNo, but a lot of ideas for the sequels kind of evolved out of writing the story for Avatar. Anything that we designed, ideas that we had, if we couldn’t figure out how to put them in the movie we said We’ll stick it in the sequel, so we have a big backlog of ideas./p pAnd while he couldn’t say how many sequels there would be, he did admit that he has a clear story idea for emAvatar 2/em:/p pI definitely have a story arc in mind for the second film and even on a very vague base for a third film. That doesn’t mean we’ll do a third film – it doesn’t mean we’ll stop at a third film.

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James Cameron Has a Plan for Avatar Sequels