Jon Landau has admitted that if the audience want an Avatar sequel then one will be made.
Landau served as producer on the sci-fi smash and is currently working on the big DVD release of the movie, which is happening later this year.
But he admits that they are already looking forward to making a second movie and they are putting pressure on themselves to produce something better.
Speaking to Comingsoon.net Landau said: "Look, I think one of the things that we have been successful at is that the most pressure we feel is our own pressure. I think that's true as we make a movie, whether it be 'Titanic' or 'Avatar.' Our pressure about an 'Avatar' sequel is self-imposed.
"We've always said that if the public wanted a sequel that we would do a sequel. That having been said, in my opinion, Jim has done two sequels in his career, and both times, he has at least equalled if not surpassed the original movie.
"We're only going to do it when we have a piece of material, a script, that we believe will be at least as entertaining and unique as the first movie was."
Despite that pressure and expectation that would surround a second film Landau admits that a sequel would be easier to make, but they are still looking for the right material.
"The hard part is out of the way. We figured out how to do it, and our goal in the next one is to do it more cost-effectively and more time-efficiently, and we have kept on a team of our technical staff who is working right now on Gen 2 of what we did, but with all the experience that we've had. We kept them on, and they're working for us right now."
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