What is the plot of "Avatar 2"?

The difference between the original version of "Avatar 2" and the English version is the language, but the plot is the same.

The English version is produced by 20th Century Fox. The original version is a Hindi version. The English version of Avatar 2 adapts the English dialogues of 20th Century Fox. Due to the different languages, the dialogues are also different, and most of the plots are also different. Completely consistent with the content.

"Avatar 2" tells the story more than ten years after the story happened. Jack Sally, a former paraplegic former navy soldier, permanently transformed into an "Avatar" with Earthling genes and Na'vi genes, and met Omar. Nitli, the daughter of the leader of the Tikaia tribe, got married, and Jack has fully adapted to his new body and the identity of the leader.

And he and Neytiri had three children, and also adopted Grace’s daughter Qili. Among the four children, the eldest Natyam is the most sensible and obedient, and is also good at taking care of his younger siblings. The second child, Qili, is a little sensitive because she doesn't know who her father is. The third child, Locke, loves adventure and is the troublemaker in the family.

The youngest sister Tuco always sticks to her brothers and sisters. The four of them are inseparable good friends with the orphan spider left behind by humans. It turned out that after driving away the people on earth, the Jack family lived with their tribe. In an idyllic life, however, the originally dead Colonel Miles Quaritch returned as the Avatar, bent on revenge against Jack and Neytiri.

For the safety of his tribe and to protect his children, Jack decided to take his family away and go to the hard-to-find Ocean Tribe led by Ronal and Tenovari to start a new life.

What is a movie?

Movies, also known as moving pictures or dynamic pictures, are visual art forms that use moving images to express and communicate ideas, stories, Cognitive, emotional, values, or atmospheric simulation experiences of various kinds, these images are often accompanied by sound and rarely other sensory stimulation.

The term cinema, short for cinematography, is often used to refer to filmmaking and the film industry, and the resulting art form in which moving images of films are created using cameras to shoot moving pictures of actual scenes, Filmed using traditional drawing or miniature animation techniques, with the help of CGI and computer animation.

Traditionally, films are recorded on celluloid film through a photochemical process and then projected onto a large screen through a movie projector. Contemporary films are often completely digital throughout the entire process of production, distribution and exhibition. Films recorded photochemically have traditionally included similar optical soundtracks.