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SANTA MONICA, Calif. — James Cameron is inviting movie-goers to take an extended tour of Pandora.
The writer-director of “Avatar” is hoping fans will come back to the fictional planet to see 9 minutes of new footage when “Avatar: Special Edition” arrives in 3-D theaters today. Cameron says the new footage is sprinkled throughout the film and includes a dramatic action scene showing a hunt for one of Pandora’s fantastical animals.
A special-edition DVD with the new footage will be released in November.
“Avatar” has earned $2.7 billion in box-office revenue worldwide.
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