The first one was okay and looked fantastic and the second was barely meh.
I saw this on reddit, commented and got torn apart by Avatar fans. I had no idea they had any! I will say it here, the series no one asked for and most can’t remember it until someone mentions it. That says everything about Avatar.
2 of the 3 highest grossing movies of all time are bound to have a few fans.
While the story can be a bit bland or even cringy, the movies have a lot of visual appeal. I’m not surprised they do well.
They aren’t great movies, but they translate well and perform really well in overseas markets. The previous entry made over two billion dollars worldwide. For that kind of money it’s not surprising they are making another one.
Another one? Hasn’t Cameron mapped out about five in total? :-)
I thought this was the good Avatar based on the subtitle and that it was going to be a prequel of sorts chronicling the first wave of attacks by the fire nation. I was hoping this would be the beginning of a series of movies that would be better than the other attempts.
Then I saw the blue person…
Zoe Saldana as Katara couldn’t be any worse than the nepo baby in the M. Night Shyamalan train wreck.
Same, every time I read avatar I’m super hyped about some last airbender stuff, and then…
It’s strange how in some circles, people love to hate on massively popular movies, and things millions of people love and look forward to. So weird.
I wouldn’t say hate, but they are entirely mediocre movies, at least the first one, never bothered to watch the second one, that’s how little I care about it.
Is it the story that determines how much you enjoy a movie?
It may just be your memory
100%
They are shiiiiiit, for sure. The only thing is the 3-D. I can’t remember the first one, watched it at home. The second one, I watched in theater and only remember the 3-D.
Now FernGully, I remember.
Zoe Saldana has played several significant roles in science fiction films, including:
Neytiri in Avatar (2009), where she portrayed a warrior and leader in a post-apocalyptic world. Gamora in the Guardians of the Galaxy franchise, showcasing her as a fierce and complex character2 Nyota Uhura in the Star Trek reboot series, where she plays a powerful and respected character in a male-dominated field2 She has also appeared in Avatar: The Way of Water and Avengers: Endgame, further solidifying her status in the science fiction genre
Just wondering how an actor gets type cast as a ‘science fiction’ person.
She obviously doesn’t mind spending hours and hours in makeup.
Have we got images of the font they’re using?
