It’s clear that “Avatar: The Way Of Water” is a movie made for the cinema, with the biggest screen, best projector and most powerful sound system money can buy. On the other hand, if you want to dive into the fascinating world of Pandora again and again – and literally with part 2 – but don’t want to keep digging into the pouch, the sequel to the most successful film of all time can finally be released for more than three and a half months. to be enjoyed after the cinema release, except for at home:
“Avatar 2” is now available at Amazon Prime video can be purchased – both in SD and HD quality and of course also in 4K or UHD:
If you want to be one of the first to experience the mega blockbuster in your own home, you can now secure your digital copy. You’ll have to wait a few more days before you can stream the movie: As of April 4, “The Way Of Water” is finally available for download.
Incidentally, the film will initially appear exclusively as a digital release. Those who prefer to put a DVD, Blu-ray or 4K Blu-ray on the shelf will have to be patient for a while – just like everyone who is waiting for the second Pandora adventure to land on Disney +. So far, there’s no concrete information about the physical home theater launch or the release on Disney’s own streaming platform, which will surely happen sooner or later.
With the start of streaming “Avatar 2”, you can not only finally check whether the film succeeds in taking its audience into the world of the Na’vi in the home theater. You can also look forward to a whole host of brand new content from master director James Cameron’s latest masterpiece:
“Avatar 2” in streaming: 3 hours more Pandora than in the cinema
Appropriately, the official press release read: “Pandora’s box has been opened”. Than Disney has confirmed that they will be making more than three hours of bonus footage available with the film, which offers a wealth of exclusive and never-before-seen footage that gives you an extra deep behind-the-scenes look at one of the biggest productions in Hollywood history. (By the way, you don’t have to dig deeper into your pockets: for 13.99 euros for the SD version and 16.99 euros for the HD and UHD versions, a standard price for premium VODs is due.)
So if you’ve been wondering for months how Cameron managed to render his animated images so realistically, how the underwater shots came about, or how the many different creatures and gadgets on Pandora were developed, you’ll have answers soon enough.
At the same time, the start of streaming also means you probably won’t have too long to experience “Avatar 2” in theaters. So if you still have the opportunity and the film is still on the program of your cinema around the corner, we recommend that you buy a ticket again. Before you regret not enjoying this unique visual experience on the big screen (again)…