Avatar: The Way of Water (James Cameron, December 16, 2022) Movie • Page 7

These are the only movies worth watching in 3D

 

If your eyes and head don’t respond well to the 3d movie format fair enough.

For anyone who’s just ambivalent to 3d, though (which is probably most normal movie-goers, lol), this really is the exception to the rule. Wanna make the trip to a bigger screen, too. Should be a spectacular *cinematic* experience.

 

I guess the first film will be required viewing if I am to see this.

*sigh*
goes to Wikipedia

 

Just watch it lol

 

It’s a decent movie, I agree, just watch it

 

Ok, as long as you can promise it’s decent.

 

That looks like really, really old CGI.

 

i wore this shirt from Animal Kingdom to work today without even realizing it was new trailer day

 

Eh. Wasn’t impressed or letdown by the trailer. Just kind of indifferent. No feelings at all. I can’t help but think that maybe, and that’s a big maybe, I’d be more excited for this if it released half a decade sooner. I just feel no connection to these characters.

 

I'll never forget somehow scheduling a vacation there and going on opening day of Pandora and seeing the absolute INSANE line to get in starting at the entrance of the park. Somehow still got on FoP 3 times that day with minimal waiting.

 

Can’t believe the trailer said mighty and then showed the mighty ikran.

 

I wish I wasn't so cynical towards this movie, but like the first one, I feel the plot is just a vehicle to showcase the tech and 3D, which makes it less appealing

 

How can something so expensive look so boring

 

put respect on Harold and Kumar’s name

 

I have no doubts this will rock

 

Avatar 12 is in our hands

 

It’s definitely going to make at least a billion, but I don’t know about 2-3b

 

Smart of him to prepare in case of any outcome tbh

 

If we don’t get all 5 I’ll be pissed

 

It is fascinating to see how reception to the first film has changed. It has all of the "Dances With Wolves-FernGully-Pocahantas" detractors and the oft-repeated "does anyone remember the main character?" critique, but after a decade of increasingly bland superhero movies and Star Wars films it is seen as a unique artistic vision.

I am not ready to be an evangelist for the first film yet but I am curious to see what Cameron has done because there must be some value for such a talented storyteller to sink basically the majority of his career into these films.