The Avatar producer offers a conflicting reaction to his comments about the Na'vi coming to Earth in a sequel.
Just earlier this month, Avatar: The Way of Water producer Jon Landau teased that, by the time we get to Avatar 5, the Na'vi were set to visit Earth, though in a separate interview, he now says the entire franchise will take place on Pandora. The topic came up when Landau expressed that James Cameron had written 1,500 pages of story for the rest of the narrative and upcoming sequels, which were then broken down into live-action installments.
Landau's previous comments specified that, by the time Avatar 5 rolled around, an integral component of Neytiri's journey would be learning more about humans and the culture of Earth, given that she was mostly familiar with the sinister tactics of the RDA corporation. How drastically those plans may have since changed is yet to be seen.
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