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    Avatar: The Way of Water Is Now Available to Watch On-Demand on YouTube, Apple TV


    Avatar: The Way of Water is finally available for viewers to watch online. The James Cameron directorial had a successful theatrical run after its release in December last year, going on to become the third-highest-grossing film of all time worldwide. It is the sequel to the 2009 epic movie Avatar which tells the story of the Na’vi people who live on the planet Pandora. However, Avatar 2 shifted its focus to the underwater life of the Metkayina clan.

    It’s time to return to Pandora. Moviegoers who watched the original Avatar movie when it premiered in theaters back in 2009 can finally see the follow-up to the highest-grossing movie in history at home. James Cameron’s epic sequel, Avatar 2, or more officially called Avatar: The Way of Water, arrived in theaters on Dec. 16, and it’s the second and highly anticipated chapter in a multi-movie franchise. Now, the Oscar-nominated film has made its way to your screens at home. Fans can now buy the digital version of Avatar: The Way of Water on Prime Video and Vudu.

    The action blockbuster stars Sam Worthington, who returns as Jake Sully, and Zoe Saldaña, once again playing Na’vi Neytiri, as well as Sigourney Weaver (Dr. Grace Augustine) and Stephen Lang (Colonel Miles Quaritch). The Way of Water‘s cast also includes new additions, including Oscar winner Kate Winslet.

    “The Way of Water is like its predecessor: sincere to the point of being brash, wide-armed and open-hearted toward the world it loves and vengefully, comically violent toward the people who arrive to destroy that world,” K. Austin Collins wrote in the Rolling Stone movie review of Cameron’s sequel.

    “It’s a better movie than the first outing because Cameron lets things get weirder, wilder. He dwells on details that most streamlined modern blockbusters, even some of the most bloated among them, do not dare.”

    While Avatar fans can still see The Way of Water in theaters, they might have to wait a little longer to explore the world of Pandora on Blu-ray or DVD — no official release date for those formats has been announced yet.

    Cameron’s Avatar: The Way of Water premiered in theaters nationwide Friday, Dec. 16, 2022. Moviegoers can find their local showtimes and buy tickets online now on sites like Fandango. The epic sequel is still currently playing in IMAX, 3D, and on standard theater screens.

    If you’re trying to plan when to go get more popcorn, Avatar: The Way of Water‘s runtime clocks in at around three hours, 10 minutes long, and is rated PG-13.

    According to the film’s official synopsis, Avatar 2 picks up over a decade after the original, and “begins to tell the story of the Sully family (Jake, Neytiri, and their kids), the trouble that follows them, the lengths they go to keep each other safe, the battles they fight to stay alive, and the tragedies they endure.”

    For now, the only way you can watch Avatar: The Way of Water is to pick up a pair of 3D glasses and buy a ticket at your local theater or purchase the movie

    If you haven’t seen the original Avatar, or you want to catch up on the story before heading to the theater, you can watch the 2009 film online right now on a variety of platforms. Those who have a Disney+ subscription can stream the original Avatar movie at home. Disney+ doesn’t offer a free trial, but a subscription costs as low as $7.99/month for the ad-supported plan, or $10.99/month for the ad-free package.

    Another way to stream the first Avatar movie online is through Prime Video. You can currently rent the movie in HD for $3.99, or purchase it for $14.99.

    Streaming isn’t your only option for watching Avatar at home. The adventure flick is also available to buy on Blu-ray and DVD through Amazon.

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