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good one :)
now that's my kind of movie.
yea, I guess the graphics were great but.... meh
Men fight … make em’ peace …have sex with women of plunder.
Sequel will be “Avatar-Human Offspring”.
They just won’t live in harmony.
Wheelchair, spaceship, horse, motorbike …
In the air, on the sea, in the stratosphere …
We have come full circle.
All is as it should be.
After an hour though, i found myself dosed off and continued finding myself dosing off at random intervals. Everytime i would wake up, i would find vital 'plot' mechanics missing and not understood. Maybe it was the fever and sore throat, or the 3D goggles, or the weak-ass cliched to death story.
It was a decent film which relied HEAVILY on it's magnificent CGI effects. And it worked. It clicked with the audience. Cameron managed to create a world people could dive in for that lame-ass 3 hours and explore the wonderfulness of it. That's what made the film such a success. The story was shit, the characters - most of them - one dimensional and the film was too LONG. 2.5 hours? Come on! Chop it to 2 hours man.
I am awaiting the Blu-ray release. Anyone know a release date?
For me though, the visuals made the movie. Everything was so seamless, except those panther'ish things, which looked a bit odd. The motion capture of the Na'vi and their faces were pulled off perfectly. Nothing about them seemed unnatural (once you accept blue skinned noble savages).
chair
house
toaster
yes
alarm
planet
three
turbo
baseball
france
acid
brain
work
less
But, heh, this is unfair. I watched Avatar in 3D a couple of weeks ago. It was very good; definitely worthwhile. The visuals, the audio AND the story.
no really....im not just saying that to make you feel better.
Even if it's in "3D".
Cameron seems (right, he almost told HE inventend the motion capture, at least it is as it was traducted in France) to be the inventor of all :
-the blue creatures seem to be the Na'li in Unreal
-chips are almost the ones from Halo
-the story is always the same : beat the vilains, be seen as a hero by the villagers and the most important by the "girl", and f** her and be happy.
When will someone do a good movie with latest technologies, and not a melting pot of several movies instead ?
By the way, nice Comic, i think it sums the movie up, but it could be applied to a lot of other movies from Hollywood (and anywhere)
I know there's a lot to criticize in the gaming and movie industry, but you folks do it so regularly that your perspectives have gotten blurry.
This wasn't a flawless movie; none are. And it can be smelled as a Holliwood flick a mile away.
But, overall, it was a great freakin' movie. Bottom line is it was fun.
It certainly isn't 'deep' like Requiem for a Dream, but, goddamn it, I watch a movie for fun, not for a lecture. While I enjoyed Requiem for the thought put into it, it didn't really teach me anything I didn't know and the movie wasn't very tasteful. It's not something you come out of feeling better. In fact, it was disturbing and, again, to no end - tho I appreciate it for its execution quality.
I've seen noone criticize Batman or Transformers since they're based on something that the older audience, who would otherwise criticize them, hold dear from their childhoods.
And they are, indeed, good flicks, especially Dark Knight. But I found Transformers to be lackluster apart from it's eye candy and SFX and I can clearly judge it since I'm not a biased fan of the old cartoons.