Avatar (2009) - Movie Details

waggenersd says:

The special effects and imaging are stunning in this film, though the story line is very cliché.

The evil white man driven by greed tries to destroy the green peace race in the oldest debate in the book – drilling for oil.

Avatar is an exemplary form of production talent yearning for an original plot.

jakesully says:

Amazing. . . . What a movie . . . .I like the pandora and the ometicaya people very much. Excellent work from james camaroon...

Seph says:

Avatar, the epic world of the future is three hours of amusement, bladder-holding, and stiffness of boredom. The much overhyped, nonchalant c*ckiness in this tale is entertaining itself and at the least - not surprising. The story begins where our wheel-chaired hero (Sam Worthington) decides to make an avatar for himself. After the avatar completion process, he breaks free – happily running around like a 10 foot little kid. This is the movie’s high points. The assurance of creativeness comes to mind when really taking a second to think about this development.

Trust me, the first hour is golden. It honestly feels as if it passed by within seconds. Then, the second hour strolls along, and this is basically where things begin to feel strained. He’s constantly taking trips to Pandora (the Avatar world) and vitally seems as if he’s living there. Without going into too much detail on this hour, this is where he learns his fundamentals as an avatar and other basic needs. Then the last 40 minutes is just fighting sequences across the board. Invariable, extensive fighting scenes. I mean, I guess every true epic needs its last battle succession. But is this a true epic?

The visual world of Avatar is breathtaking, no doubt. The effects are just so gorgeous and stunning to look at. But that is ALL I came out of the theatre acknowledging. Didn’t see the hype that appears to have prospered with everyone. A great epic; rather a great movie – needs not just some good special effects, but some great back-story, interesting characters, and needs to move you and have you come out of the theatre feeling spectacular. The characters are one-dimensional - there’s not really anyone who grows on you. Being that Avatar is dazzling with beams of eye-catching images, the 3-D is a must. But I’d say to rent it and maybe it’s just me. But if Avatar is such an incredible picture to gaze upon, how can it be fit for dvd? Are there going to be 3-D glasses? If you rent it, I’m not sure you’ll get those, and try renting it on Blu-ray to make the visual experience even better. If there are not 3-D glasses, there is really no movie here at all. C+

Rosie Higginbottom says:

This film is by far the best thing I've ever watched. I can not stop watching it, this is by far the best e p i c thing ever. It is a BEAST baby.

AirWick says:

Great, well thought out movie. This movie will not disappoint.