4 Avatar movies from 2021-24

[dgold44]

Like the first one was bad enough that we need 4 more ???
Cameron has been rigorously working non -stop the last several years on these new 4 movies
The first one was horrible

 

[Chadalina]

The first one had a subconcious negative theory of the big bad usa taking over a super natural bioenvire and ruining it.

Typical fluff for that time, wreck it ralph had a more logical storyline

As @NonP would say, sophmoric writing

 

[dgold44]

The first one had a subconcious negative theory of the big bad usa taking over a super natural bioenvire and ruining it.

Typical fluff for that time, wreck it ralph had a more logical storyline

As @NonP would say, sophmoric writing

Dr S refers to Ben S as a kid on laughing gas and Mark L as the failed lawyer

 

[dgold44]

Same premise of most movies
Evil white corporation vs Hippie loving peaceful tribal folks

 

[Azure]

Meh I didn't like Avatar either. I don't look forward to any of the upcoming movies either.

 

[dgold44]

The natives were far more brutal than people know
They tortured and mutilated and enslaved

 

[dgold44]

Avatar was a horrible story but the special effects were good

the only movie I may see is 1917 in Jan

 

[acintya]

oh my, do we really need this?
im worried about the kids - watch all these super-hero movies

and the new trend, kids now rather than play games watch other how they play games on youtube and use ton of swear words. i mean, can you be more in-active?

 

[NonP]

The first one had a subconcious negative theory of the big bad usa taking over a super natural bioenvire and ruining it.

Typical fluff for that time, wreck it ralph had a more logical storyline

As @NonP would say, sophmoric writing

Believe it or not I still haven't seen Avatar (still waiting for the inevitable rerelease so I can see it on the big screen), but I've read enough about it to know I wouldn't prefer it to Titanic and to consider the latter his best work. Guess the rerelease may be coming soon after all.

 

[Chadalina]

Believe it or not I still haven't seen Avatar (still waiting for the inevitable rerelease so I can see it on the big screen), but I've read enough about it to know I wouldn't prefer it to Titanic and to consider the latter his best work. Guess the rerelease may be coming soon after all.

Why would anyone think titanic is a good movie, we know what happened. I guess your a mama who loves the drama.

We expect something fresh, just because leolardo de fattio stars in it doesnt mean its good (he gets paid alot). Such a fanboy for celebrity

 

[Born_to_slice]

You see, if your brain is made of play-doh and you actually have some kind of human emotions left, then Avatar can mold you into like a crying tree hugging man-baby. - Mr. Plinkett

 

[NonP]

Why would anyone think titanic is a good movie, we know what happened. I guess your a mama who loves the drama.

We expect something fresh, just because leolardo de fattio stars in it doesnt mean its good (he gets paid alot). Such a fanboy for celebrity

And we know what happens in every (major) Shakespeare play. Does that make it not "good"?

And if you cared to read what I actually wrote I didn't even mention Leo in either of those two mini-dissertations. I don't know why I keep bothering to humor you when you clearly have no interest in what I think.

 

[Chadalina]

I don't know why I keep bothering to humor you when you clearly have no interest in what I think.

Believe it or not i like you, to say i have no interest in what you speak is one of the only insults that can get to me.

 

[ollinger]

not altogether surprising most of the crowd here didn't care for Avatar, it's more of a woman's movie, with the strongest heroic characters, Neytiri, the pilot Trudy, and Dr. Augustine (august!) being females (not to mention the nurturing Mother Nature), all of them set upon by violent males.

 

[NonP]

Believe it or not i like you, to say i have no interest in what you speak is one of the only insults that can get to me.

I do believe you but you sure have a weird way of showing it. Like when you accuse me of believing the exact opposite of what I'd actually written. Anyway we're cool... for now (and hopefully for long).

not altogether surprising most of the crowd here didn't care for Avatar, it's more of a woman's movie, with the strongest heroic characters, Neytiri, the pilot Trudy, and Dr. Augustine (august!) being females (not to mention the nurturing Mother Nature), all of them set upon by violent males.

Badass chicks lording over violent males? Damn you're making it awfully hard to wait for the thing to return to the big screen!

 

[Standaa]

movies no one has asked for and we’ll get four of them

 

[TheGhostOfAgassi]

Believe it or not I still haven't seen Avatar (still waiting for the inevitable rerelease so I can see it on the big screen), but I've read enough about it to know I wouldn't prefer it to Titanic and to consider the latter his best work. Guess the rerelease may be coming soon after all.

If you watch, do it in 3D cinema. I loved it.

 

[Poisoned Slice]

Avatar 5

 

[TheGhostOfAgassi]

Avatar 5

Looking good in a pink dress

 

[travlerajm]

not altogether surprising most of the crowd here didn't care for Avatar, it's more of a woman's movie, with the strongest heroic characters, Neytiri, the pilot Trudy, and Dr. Augustine (august!) being females (not to mention the nurturing Mother Nature), all of them set upon by violent males.

I actually liked Avatar. But that’s partly because I’m a tropical rainforest wildlife aficionado.

 

[WhiskeyEE]

Their success will be tied to any new technology Cameron could be using. Avatar was a great cinematic experience because of the 3D it used, which was cutting edge at the time.

 

[ollinger]

movies no one has asked for and we’ll get four of them

"Avatar" and "Avengers: Endgame" have both grossed 2.8 billion dollars worldwide, the most lucrative movies ever. To describe it and its sequels as "movies no one has asked for" sounds a little silly to me.

 

[Standaa]

"Avatar" and "Avengers: Endgame" have both grossed 2.8 billion dollars worldwide, the most lucrative movies ever. To describe it and its sequels as "movies no one has asked for" sounds a little silly to me.

I’m not talking about Avengers, only Avatar. That movie got huge amounts of hype in the time of its release because of the revolutionary 3D effects, but shortly after the hype has died down and no one really talks about that movie ever since. It made close to zero cultural impact based on observations from the last 10 years. No one is talking about it, there aren’t any memes about it, no one is really trying to keep the universe alive. Long story short, it’s not thanks to the story or the characters that it grossed so much money and that’s why there isn’t a high demand for the sequels.

 

[travlerajm]

I’m not talking about Avengers, only Avatar. That movie got huge amounts of hype in the time of its release because of the revolutionary 3D effects, but shortly after the hype has died down and no one really talks about that movie ever since. It made close to zero cultural impact based on observations from the last 10 years. No one is talking about it, there aren’t any memes about it, no one is really trying to keep the universe alive. Long story short, it’s not thanks to the story or the characters that it grossed so much money and that’s why there isn’t a high demand for the sequels.

I dunno man... Avatar had it warts, but parts of it were pretty cool. And even aside from the dramatic stuff and Fx stuff, there are some seriously rewatchable classic scenes:

 

[dgold44]

I dunno man... Avatar had it warts, but parts of it were pretty cool. And even aside from the dramatic stuff and Fx stuff, there are some seriously rewatchable classic scenes:

It was the same rubbish story line we have heard a thousand times

 

[Bartelby]

Some argue that there are only seven basic stories that we tell, so everything at that level has been done a thousand times before.

It's all in the telling, presumably.

 

[travlerajm]

It was the same rubbish story line we have heard a thousand times

But those first 1000 times didn’t have 12-foot-tall athletic blue humanoids controlled by sleeping soldiers, 6-legged hammerhead rhinos, and lush magnetically suspended paradise islands patrolled by vicious giant pterodactyls that can be tamed by grabbing onto their sexual appendages.

 

[Chadalina]

Some argue that there are only seven basic stories that we tell, so everything at that level has been done a thousand times before.

It's all in the telling, presumably.

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