'Avatar: The Way of Fire' Nominated for 2 Categories at the 98th Academy Awards... "Challenging for a Third Consecutive Win in Visual Effects"

James Cameron's new film 〈Avatar: The Way of Fire〉 has once again proven the 'Avatar' syndrome by being nominated in major categories at the 98th Academy Awards, overwhelming theaters worldwide.

According to the list of nominees announced on the 22nd local time, 〈Avatar: The Way of Fire〉 has been nominated in two categories: Visual Effects and Costume Design. This marks a historic achievement as every film in the 'Avatar' series, including the first and second films 〈Avatar: The Way of Water〉, has been nominated for the Visual Effects award. If it wins again this time, it will achieve an unprecedented three consecutive wins for the series.

'Unbeatable Box Office' Trilogy Surpassing Star Wars and Jurassic World

The 〈Avatar〉 series has already surpassed the box office earnings of the 〈Star Wars〉 sequel trilogy and the 〈Jurassic World〉 trilogy, holding the immortal record of being the highest-grossing trilogy series worldwide. This Academy nomination is significant as it recognizes not only the commercial success but also the technical excellence and artistry from critics once again.

In particular, this film has received praise for its breathtaking visuals, showcasing the barren environment of Pandora covered in fire and ash through stunning CGI and innovative costume design, reaching the pinnacle of visuals that only the 'Avatar' series can deliver.

Facing a Huge Crisis After Overcoming Grief... The Battle with the 'Ash Tribe'

〈Avatar: The Way of Fire〉 tells the story of the Sully family, who are engulfed in grief after losing their first son, Neteyam, in the previous film. Before them appears the aggressive 'Ash Tribe' led by 'Barang', and a larger and fiercer battle unfolds, determining the fate of Pandora.

This third installment, which has continued the series' legacy by attracting 13.62 million viewers domestically and setting the record for the highest-grossing foreign film, is currently being screened nationwide with great acclaim.