So i saw that avatar movie.

and i want to see it again. Hands down the most amazing movie i have ever seen. I couldn't believe exactly how real the interaction between the characters felt for something that is basically 90% CGI Work. I absolutely Loved this movie, if any of you haven't seen or it, or have the idea been killed by hype or "anti-hype" please go see the movie.

I would pay 50 bucks to see that movie on imax.

I saw it in 3d. Definitely worth seeing. The one thing I don't understand is how a movie could have such a cliche and frankly boring plot and have everything else be SO F***ING COOL!

Kugelspot wrote:

I saw it in 3d. Definitely worth seeing. The one thing I don't understand is how a movie could have such a cliche and frankly boring plot and have everything else be SO F***ING COOL!

honestly the plot was unimportant. It felt so good to watch that movie. the eye candy was the gateway to the lead characters character, i believe you're supposed to write yourself into the wheelchair guys character. Honestly i wasn't expecting an NCIS gigantic plot twist thing. And i enjoyed the simple one in play, it doesn't have to be complex to be entertaining, isn't that right AC DC?

Kugelspot wrote:

The one thing I don't understand is how a movie could have such a cliche and frankly boring plot and have everything else be SO F***ING COOL!

Pretty much my sentiments. AMAZING CGI, "meh" plot line. Unfortunately, I'm a plot line kind of guy (one of the reasons I will never like any of the Transformer movies).

We haven't seen it yet, but we are definitely planning on doing so soon. We want to see what a half-billion dollar movie looks like! I read an article that said it took their CG engineers 24 hours to render 1 second of action. 24 hours to do 1 second??? Yikes!!!

Like what the others have said, the special effects are incredible. And the 3D was subtle but very effective, it wasn't too "in your face" but you could definitely tell it was there, and I think it enhanced the movie experience a lot. As for plot, like was Yvarg said, it was pretty meh... But if you don't care about plot much and want a mind-blowing 3D movie-going experience, I'd say go for it.

big_mits wrote:

Like what the others have said, the special effects are incredible. And the 3D was subtle but very effective, it wasn't too "in your face" but you could definitely tell it was there, and I think it enhanced the movie experience a lot. As for plot, like was Yvarg said, it was pretty meh... But if you don't care about plot much and want a mind-blowing 3D movie-going experience, I'd say go for it.

this is the first movie i've seen so far to legitimise stereoscopic 3d, eric you won't be let down . there's one thing i'll say that i liked the most about the 3d. the computer screens! god they looked amazing!

Yeah, the plot line was OK but remember that it's only the first of 3. But the movie was IMO AWESOME.

I am not sure how many time I said in my head: '' **** no, that's the end...'' Because when I hear big naration and an epic move in a movie It's usually the end. And, at least 5 time in the movie there are EPIC moves that make you shiver.

James Cameron will have a new record on his list. IMO this movie will get to the 2 Billion line.

NoobOnRoad wrote:

Yeah, the plot line was OK but remember that it's only the first of 3. But the movie was IMO AWESOME.

I am not sure how many time I said in my head: '' **** no, that's the end...'' Because when I hear big naration and an epic move in a movie It's usually the end. And, at least 5 time in the movie there are EPIC moves that make you shiver.

James Cameron will have a new record on his list. IMO this movie will get to the 2 Billion line.

When i was leaving the cinema with my friends, i kept flicking the little glasses on so i could get a few more seconds inside pandora