Avatar: The Way of Water (James Cameron, December 16, 2022) Movie • Page 6

Damn I forgot about Fury Road 3D.

 

Weren't there rumors that Cameron was working on glasses-free 3D for the sequels?

Anyway glasses suck. Only time I remember enjoying 3D was Gravity in IMAX 3D.

 

Funny! But seriously, Avatar is Ferngully.

 

I don’t care about any of that, it’s still one of the few moviegoing experiences I remember pretty vividly, and Cameron knows how to craft them

 

would it be alright if i were see this in 3d but not imax 3d? my local regal doesn't have imax anymore for bullshit reasons

 

I hate 3D but will 100% see this in 3D

 

fuck, meant to say the first avatar

 

Caught it in theaters for the first time today... IMAX 3D no less. Only the second time I've watched it and it was amazing... punching myself for not sticking around until after the credits for the new movie clip.

 

i got a new clip during mid credits, hopefully there wasn't anything i missed at the very end

 

I also saw the first one for the first time in theaters today. I didn’t remember like, the entire final hour of the movie?

also, I think I read there’s a couple of different mid-credit scenes from Avatar 2, maybe depending on the format you saw it in? I got the one with the young people swimming.

 

Hell yeah

 

This is going to be a face melter

 

Not long enough! This is the one movie that should be longer!

 

It's ok we are getting 3-4 more of these as well i can live with this one being on the shorter side

 

190 minutes? hahahahahaha

 

sivako!

 

That's 3hrs10min of headache-inducing 3D glasses

 

No way would I ever watch this in 3D

 

You’re missing out

 

I’d have the worst headache. Just sitting through 2 hour 3D films give me a headache. Don’t want to imagine how a 3 hour film would feel.