James Cameron's Avatar franchise is smartly avoiding a common Star Wars mistake thanks to Pandora. Audiences were first introduced to Pandora in 2009, but Avatar: The Way of Water revealed much more about the planet. It was in the sequel that James Cameron's sci-fi story expanded the scope by introducing new Na'vi clans. This opened the sequel up to explore an underwater setting, and future Avatar sequels are confirmed to explore Pandora's locations and introduce new factions. The master director has created the Avatar planet in a way that is noticeably different from how Star Wars normally acts.
After over 40 years of Star Wars movies and shows, there has been a growing criticism of the franchise and how it uses planets. The critique hails from Star Wars' tendency to limit planets to one environment. This has been the standard operating procedure for the franchise and has brought Tatooine as a sand planet,
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After over 40 years of Star Wars movies and shows, there has been a growing criticism of the franchise and how it uses planets. The critique hails from Star Wars' tendency to limit planets to one environment. This has been the standard operating procedure for the franchise and has brought Tatooine as a sand planet,