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Perhaps of the most postponed spin-off in blockbuster history at last hit movie theaters on Tuesday as "Symbol: The Method of Water" got its eagerly awaited world debut in London.

The 13-year sit tight for a development to "Symbol", the greatest earning film ever, can't come too early for films all over the planet actually battling from the effect of the Coronavirus pandemic.

The public will get to see James Cameron's three-hour creation one week from now, with the chief trusting it will legitimize his fantasy about laying out an establishment on a standard with "Star Wars" and the "Wonder" juggernaut.

The incredible movie producer owned up to having a few nerves in front of the debut.

"I've forever been anxious each time before we put a film out into the commercial center and this is an especially full time on the grounds that, after the pandemic, the market has contracted to some degree," he told the BBC from honorary pathway.

In any case, Cameron added he was certain that the spin-off of his 2009 blockbuster conveys.

"The film is a decent ride. It's a decent encounter. It's strong. It's personal. Individuals are crying, they're sobbing their eyes out emerging from the theater positively."

Having been re-delivered all over the planet as of late, the first "Symbol" is presently barely short of $3 billion in overall income.

In any case, Cameron's underlying any desires for having a spin-off out by 2014 saw rehashed delays as his specialized desires developed.

'Enormous fan'

The subsequent film proceeds with the blend of science fiction and eco-governmental issues - - getting back to the planet Pandora where the Na'vi characters battle to fight off ravenous people - - as well as the earth shattering utilization of 3D and state of the art realistic wizardry that made the first such a film industry hit.

Stars Sam Worthington, Zoe Saldana and Sigourney Weaver return, close by new increments including Kate Winslet, 25 year after her reality beating coordinated effort with Cameron for "Titanic".

A few fans showed up in focal London right on time to land a valuable wristband giving admittance to honorary pathway at the night screening.

Dobrinka Perry had even painted her face blue out of appreciation for the sprouting establishment's Na'vi characters.

"I'm a major fan," she told AFP, drawing correlations with plotlines and her own life, like ecological battling.

"I'm likewise a contender, I battle for the tree of my family, for my Pandora... furthermore, particularly for what we will pass on to our children later."

Nelly Szabo, 23, had likewise shown up for the debut with high expectations.

"We've been hanging tight quite a while for it," she said of the spin-off. She added that the first "was astounding so our assumptions are extremely high."

The subsequent remaining parts an immense bet for Cameron and for Disney, who have furrowed a huge number of dollars into this film, however a third portion that has previously been shot.

That isn't the end: Cameron has arranged the series through to a fifth section, with new movies due like clockwork until 2028.

Cameron said he was "sensibly sure" they would be delivered.

"We did well with the primary film and that permits us to go on... we got to see what occurs."