Avatar: The Way of Water

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bighairyzombieJan 4, 2023

This movie was amazing, one of my all time favorite movies. I would give this movie a 10 but I won't because it has a basic plot, which is still good. I was just expecting something crazy for the plot. Something new and never seen before.This movie was amazing, one of my all time favorite movies. I would give this movie a 10 but I won't because it has a basic plot, which is still good. I was just expecting something crazy for the plot. Something new and never seen before. Besides that the movie is amazing and I highly recommend you go see it IN THEATRE'S as it deserves as much attention as possible.… Expand

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CheetcodeJan 4, 2023

A wonderful continuation of the previous movie. The CGI work was gorgeous and allowed for a beautiful exploration of an alien world. Many of the new characters are intriguing and help the audience see a different perspective than what we haveA wonderful continuation of the previous movie. The CGI work was gorgeous and allowed for a beautiful exploration of an alien world. Many of the new characters are intriguing and help the audience see a different perspective than what we have seen previously. The story overall feels a bit too similar which feels disappointing given the amount of time they took to release this film. Some of the choices with the main story and character actions are confusing or goofy. This took me out of the experience as many times throughout the film others would laugh at what should be serious scenes. That being said I looked past most of the few criticisms I have because many of them can be explained or improved with further development of the story. Overall I loved the film and the gorgeous world that James Cameron explores with this film and I am looking forward to the continuation of the series!… Expand

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UnseenviewerJan 7, 2023

First of all, the movie is stunning. I can confidently state that this is the best piece of CGI media ever made. The attention to detail and the elaborate fauna takes the viewer through a once in a lifetime experience. But there is one smallFirst of all, the movie is stunning. I can confidently state that this is the best piece of CGI media ever made. The attention to detail and the elaborate fauna takes the viewer through a once in a lifetime experience. But there is one small flaw, the plot. It is no secret that this new sequel's storyline appears to be boring. It repeats all of the same storybeats that the first movie had in favour of creating one huge parallelism. It reminds everyone of the first movie as a way to set up the stage to the sequels to come. Does Cameron lean to much into repetition, I believe so, but either way the movie overall is an amazing cinematic masterpiece.… Expand

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maddiejo20Jan 20, 2023

James Cameron makes a triumphant return with the long-awaited sequel to the 2009 box office hit, Avatar. The biggest problem this film faced was the significant time jump between release dates, however, Cameron managed to maneuver aroundJames Cameron makes a triumphant return with the long-awaited sequel to the 2009 box office hit, Avatar. The biggest problem this film faced was the significant time jump between release dates, however, Cameron managed to maneuver around this, creating a captivating story that left plenty of room for further developments. Unlike the first film, this one focused heavily on emotions and familial relationships. It created the bond that so many of us long for when it comes to friends and family, and it made the events of the film a little more harrowing as they established very quickly that nobody is safe. Much like the first film, this one continued the storyline of environmentalism and colonization, effectively putting the audience in a place that has them rooting on the side of the Na’vi – and against their own people.

In order to tell this story in the manner that was intended, Cameron waited until he had the technology available to create an immersive world for his audience. Especially with the use of IMAX and 3D effects, the viewer can feel transported to Pandora for the full length of the film, and will grow to miss this universe when the credits roll and the screen fades to black. The CGI for this film was masterful in every way and it can be difficult to find a cast that possesses the talent to perform with the technology that will assist in building this world. That being said, casting director, Margery Simkin, could not have done a better job. While the entire cast provided wonderful performances, Zoe Saldana (Neytiri) stood out with her emotional performance as not only a warrior, but a mother and wife as well. It was refreshing to see that, although she has different priorities now, she still held on to her values and beliefs in the same manner as the first film.

The only thing that I felt this film lacked was a memorable soundtrack, as it seemed to blend in to the background of the film and was not as noticeable to me. However, this is not always a bad thing. It was still an important aspect in creating the desired atmosphere, and it did not overshadow the incredible action sequences that appeared throughout the entire film.

With perfect pacing on a three-hour story that left me wanting more, it comes as no surprise that this film is quickly approaching the coveted $2 billion box office mark that very few films have seen – one of those being its predecessor, and another being Titanic (1997), all with the same director. Whether you are a fan of the franchise, director, actors, or just mildly interested in the story, I recommend seeing this film in theaters as it is a heartwarming and thought-provoking experience that is sure to make you excited for the third film.… Expand

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LhamaBeanJan 21, 2023

CGI quality never seen before on movies, characters and worldbuilding overall astonishing. Only problem there is the lack of explaining towards the antagonists' purpose there.

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HammondoJan 26, 2023

This movie is a visual masterpiece. If you enjoyed the first movie you will inevitably enjoy this one too. Sure, the story isn’t revolutionary, but we’re not trying to reinvent the wheel in that regard. It’s the ground breaking technology andThis movie is a visual masterpiece. If you enjoyed the first movie you will inevitably enjoy this one too. Sure, the story isn’t revolutionary, but we’re not trying to reinvent the wheel in that regard. It’s the ground breaking technology and innovative ways of filmmaking that James Cameron is pursuing with this franchise. Something he’s clearly wanted to dissect and break down for a long time. Visual effects in other Hollywood films are unmatched to The Way of Water. This is why I pay money to go to the movie theatre.… Expand

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AzdreadFeb 4, 2023

A real slap. Once again Cameron is moving the CGI forward considerably. The technique is remarkable: the facial expressions, the rendering of the liquids, the environment, etc... The soundtrack is majestic and immersive. I was able to see theA real slap. Once again Cameron is moving the CGI forward considerably. The technique is remarkable: the facial expressions, the rendering of the liquids, the environment, etc... The soundtrack is majestic and immersive. I was able to see the film in Dolby Atmos, and that adds more immersion. The scenario when it - without spoiler-, is however not revolutionary, but it works. He is fairly fair in the father-son emotion in particular. I had concerns about Disney, but the film seems to have been consciously directed by Cameron. Can't wait to see the next episodes of the saga.… Expand

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williamp56Feb 1, 2023

This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. this movie will define cinema for years and years to come. just like we study the works of kubrick and scorsese, film students will come to learn about the level of filmmaking consistenty shown by one James Cameron. simply put, the visuals in this movie were JAW DROPPING. my wife and I left the theater with the same feeling we had during the first avengers movie, one of pure joy. kudos to the people who worked on this movie for making something truly special. took one point off cause I don't like how negatively the military was portrayed.… Expand

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TVJerryDec 17, 2022

This film runs 3:12: There's less than an hour of plot, several hours of cool creatures and places, then one battle at the end. The story is set 10 years after the original. The Sully family lives happily in their beautifully natural world,This film runs 3:12: There's less than an hour of plot, several hours of cool creatures and places, then one battle at the end. The story is set 10 years after the original. The Sully family lives happily in their beautifully natural world, until the "sky people" (Earthlings) descend on Pandora to mine its resources. Meanwhile, a soldier from the last mission is after the family (in his new hybrid half-Na'vi form). This drives the family to seek refuge with their neighboring waterborne tribes. Since the first film was so visually dazzling, we're expecting more of that here. There is certainly lots of appealing imagery, but it's not as impactful. Even with the excellent motion capture, it's hard to relate to the blue creatures on an emotional level. Still, this tells a compelling story with a strong final battle and plenty of visual appeal.… Expand

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bertobellamyDec 16, 2022

Better than the original on every level. I didn't expect anything from this, but it was very satisfying to see that James Cameron created a balanced blockbuster experience that mixes action with a documentary-like narrative. Yes, the story isBetter than the original on every level. I didn't expect anything from this, but it was very satisfying to see that James Cameron created a balanced blockbuster experience that mixes action with a documentary-like narrative. Yes, the story is very basic, but the works. And the visuals are breathtaking. Now I'm all in with whatever Cameron and his team are preparing for the future of this franchise.… Expand

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leafs43Dec 16, 2022

Honest review: I was torn between a 7 or an 8. I opted for the 8 because it was a risk for james Cameron, and risks should be rewarded.

I base my review on the merits of the story, not the visual effects, which are top notch i.e. best inHonest review: I was torn between a 7 or an 8. I opted for the 8 because it was a risk for james Cameron, and risks should be rewarded.

I base my review on the merits of the story, not the visual effects, which are top notch i.e. best in the industry. (Anyone who complains about too much CGI probably believes they should have used real 8 foot tall blue aliens.)

The story is the first act in a much larger story. That much is obvious It shows the cruel nature of humanity, but also the capacity for compassion. You connect with the characters. And there are so many mysteries left to be answered.

The next installment Cameron should really focus on the humans a little more and sort of state of Earth. There is this lingering idea that Earth is dying and that's what is driving humans to Pandora. But please show it, not imply it.… Expand

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PopsyaraDec 25, 2022

I will agree with those people who doesnt like the story side of this movie, yeah it's to simple and shallow. But emotional and visual parts of the movie - absolutley incredible.

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DiscussionaqueoDec 19, 2022

I liked it. It was a bit long, especially in the middle. At over 3 hours there's a lot of story lines that could have been shortened (not even cut), and it would have been fine. A lot of people apparently don't like the dialog, but have theyI liked it. It was a bit long, especially in the middle. At over 3 hours there's a lot of story lines that could have been shortened (not even cut), and it would have been fine. A lot of people apparently don't like the dialog, but have they seen the first film? "Eeya.. she listened!" has to be one of the corniest pieces of dialog ever, but it worked. If you liked the first film, you'll like this one.… Expand

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CalvinCrackDec 17, 2022

The first and third hour are very good. The middle hour is good but a bit slow. But it’s a magical movie. And I suspect on repeat viewings it will grow on me.

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gracjanskiJan 22, 2023

Visually this movie is almost perfect: The CGI is stunning and on a new level, but it was too much PC graphics in my view. Anyway go to a cinema to watch it on a big screen. The music fits also perfectly.

But the story is so simple, I missedVisually this movie is almost perfect: The CGI is stunning and on a new level, but it was too much PC graphics in my view. Anyway go to a cinema to watch it on a big screen. The music fits also perfectly.

But the story is so simple, I missed the political level that you had in the first Avatar, also we get to know a whole new world with a very interesting civilization. Avatar 2 is not so new to us. And yes, the movie is too long, the characters not so interesting.… Expand

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DobianJun 19, 2023

Let's get the bad stuff out of the way first. Yes, the Way of Water has the same hamfisted and heavy-handed plot as the original, with the evil militaristic humans returning to Pandora to exploit it once again. After rendering EarthLet's get the bad stuff out of the way first. Yes, the Way of Water has the same hamfisted and heavy-handed plot as the original, with the evil militaristic humans returning to Pandora to exploit it once again. After rendering Earth uninhabitable, humanity has obviously set its sights on wrecking Pandora's environment in the next thousand years. The human race - planetary demolition specialists! We get it. There is the obligatory mothership landing which sets off a massive forest fire. The thoughtless humans can't even bother to set their ship down in a clearing. And we get to watch more burning villages along with heartless whale hunting. And with all the military hardware, this looks more like an invasion of Afghanistan than a space colonization effort. Semper Fi!

The other thing I cannot fathom is what possessed Edie Falco to take on a nothingburger role as the general leading this mission? Carmela Soprano's big scene is a torture/interrogation where she delivers cookie-cutter lines with the deadpan tone of someone clearly checked out of this film. Did she owe James Cameron a favor or something?

Now the good. Spectacular visuals and special effects. Both the panoramic views of Pandora and the small details in the forests and the ocean are amazing. And because the main characters are all CGI Na'vi, there is no issue with the aging of the actors over the fourteen years since the original. While the movie is hugely long, it was paced well and never boring to me. If it were released as two 95-minute movies, it would be a non-issue. I enjoyed Sully's kids and their conflict with the kids in the sea village where they take refuge, and the subplot about the alien whale that one of the kids bonds with. The main plot, where Sully must again defeat Quaritch - who has improbably been brought back to life as a Na'vi clone with all his memories intact - is predictable, but the action scenes are great (including an amusing reference to Titanic in the final segment), even if so much of it is crazily improbable. Bow-slinging natives on flying lizards against heavy artillery? Ummm...no. Check your disbelief at the door.

Despite the negatives and a predictable plot, The Way of Water was an entertaining, over-the-top film. When you look at it for what it is, as a fantasy adventure and not serious science fiction, you can hand-waive the lack of nuance and accept the black-and-white "good must conquer evil" narrative. On that level, The Way of Water works.… Expand

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TyyroneMuggaDec 28, 2022

Interest 9/10
Characters 7.5/10
Cinematography/Set 10/10
Story 7/10
Acting 6/10

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SchwammlgottDec 19, 2022

Der Film ist nicht schlecht, überhaupt nicht, aber es fehlen Höhepunkte...man merkt einfach, dass es ein Zwischenstück ist und es weitergehen soll...als alleinstehender Film ist er nicht so gut
Technisch ist er erstklassig, ansonsten Mittelmaß

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TAPRJan 31, 2023

Um espetáculo visual! Faz sentido esperar tanto tempo pro CGI evoluir e conseguirem reproduzir mundos tão detalhados e cheios de vida. A historia é bem simples, mas a interação dos personagens com o ecossistema do planeta é muito bom.

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alejandro970Dec 28, 2022

Here the obligatory question is: was it worth waiting 13 years? In a relative sense, yes. The story is almost a replica of the previous one, with new situations and characters that are in place, with dynamic action sequences that at least doHere the obligatory question is: was it worth waiting 13 years? In a relative sense, yes. The story is almost a replica of the previous one, with new situations and characters that are in place, with dynamic action sequences that at least do not saturate the viewer. Seeing it in 3D is not strictly necessary.… Expand

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SoulWarfareDec 18, 2022

In 2009, I watched Avatar, the $2 billion movie that used the papyrus font as its logo, in IMAX 3D. It was a wild experience as I have never seen such amazing CGI in a film. James Cameron, the director, then announced he was making 3-4In 2009, I watched Avatar, the $2 billion movie that used the papyrus font as its logo, in IMAX 3D. It was a wild experience as I have never seen such amazing CGI in a film. James Cameron, the director, then announced he was making 3-4 sequels to Avatar which was kind of baffling. 13 years later, we finally get a sequel. Was the sequel worth the wait?

Firstly, the visuals of this movie are somehow even more amazing than the first film. The forest of Pandora looks more stunning than it did 13 years ago; the advance in technology is very evident. The scenes in the water look gorgeous and so real that it's hard to believe it is CGI at times. One thing with the first movie was that it felt like live-action people were in a green screen room. Avatar: The Way of Water is mostly CGI with live-action blended in. We see live-action characters move in the same scene as CGI characters and interact with one another like living beings. It didn't give that green-screen feeling, which was awesome. I also love the world-building and design of the world. There are water-based Navi clans with looks and customs that are different from the forest Navi. You can see it in their skin colour and the design of their hands and tails. The sea creatures also have great designs with their own rules and how they operate. It was clear a lot of thought was put into everything. The original 2 main characters, Jake and Neytiri, return from the 1st film but they are not the main focus this time. The main characters are their kids with Sigourney Weaver returning but playing as one of those kid characters instead. I was a little worried as kid characters tend to be annoying but I think the writer did a good job of making the kids not completely annoying. Sigourney is surprisingly convincing as a young kid and I was interested to see more of her character in the future. I think James succeeds in making us care more about these new characters than he did in Avatar 1. Jake, despite not being at the forefront this time, has his character arc. He is no longer the fearless leader he was in the 1st film as he now has 4 kids to take care of. His priority is different and he struggles with that. Stephen Lang also returns as the antagonist, Colonel Miles, again despite dying in the 1st film. He was very one-dimensional in the 1st Avatar but here they do try to give him some more depth which I appreciate.

However, Neytiri is unfortunately very sideline in this sequel. She is barely relevant until the end of the movie and even then, she doesn't have any character arc. If anything, I feel like her character somehow feels worse here. One thing I struggled with in the 1st film was remembering names including that of the main characters. Unfortunately, I still have this issue in The Way of Water. This is thanks to the fact that a character's name only ever seems to be mentioned once and never again which makes it difficult to remember anyone. For example, Kate Winslet of Titanic fame is in this movie but I wouldn't be able to tell you what her character's name was for the life of me. In terms of the story, it's very simple and by the book. It is about the kids learning the customs of a clan and struggling to fit in which sounds awfully similar to the 1st film or a high school drama. The plot works fine but it is very bland and predictable. Every cliché and trope you see from a coming-of-age story is here. The movie is also really long with a run time of 192 minutes. I'm not sure the plot justified that run time as there were many moments where a lot doesn't happen and could've been cut to reduce the runtime. James Horner, the original composer of Avatar, passed away and was thus replaced by Simon Franglen. Simon does a serviceable job but the music score is just not very memorable compared to Jame's music score. The best soundtrack in The Way of Water is the ones that were reused. Overall, Avatar: The Way of Water is a proper cinematic experience. Yes, the movie's plot and characters aren't that memorable but the visuals are truly amazing. In an era where it feels like we get a lot of poorly made CGI, it is a breath of fresh air to have a movie that has beautiful-looking CGI for what feels like the entire movie! Watching in it cinema with IMAX 3D was a terrific experience and it is the best way to watch Avatar: The Way of Water. I'm thoroughly looking forward to the sequels!… Expand

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vijay11Dec 16, 2022

not better than first one but great visuals,action
definitely will watch again and cant wait for avatar 3

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GLADIADORDec 17, 2022

Com um visual deslumbrante e um cgi impressionante, avatar 2 manter o mesmo nivel do primeiro. Com boas cenas de ação e com cenarios belissimos, mas ele é muito longo e cansativo em alguns momentos, mas ainda assim vale a experiencia

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All_ButTrU4Dec 17, 2022

A rich visually stunning indulgent triumph! James Cameron confidence in this film is earned and whilst the three hours might be a few landscape shots too many you can't help but appreciate the splendor of it all. This sequel feels ,in plot,A rich visually stunning indulgent triumph! James Cameron confidence in this film is earned and whilst the three hours might be a few landscape shots too many you can't help but appreciate the splendor of it all. This sequel feels ,in plot, just as average as the first. A war between warring races for dominace on the mesmerizing pandora but the added perspective of unveiling the world not as an outsider but instead as it's native allows for it to be explored in more deliberate and fantastic ways. It allows you to witness the culture ,connect with what the Human colonial efforts threaten with their "progress ". The acting is good with well paced action. One notable flaw which I felt appeared on another visually stunning franchise, Dune, is that it feels like it owes its entire existence to setting up the next film. Which isn't too bad but when three ours and some are considered you notice the movies deliberate meandering at some points with a bit less fascination and a fraction of annoyance because you can't help but wonder the lengths it would have taken if allowed to be free of those expectations. Overall I enjoyed it and can only recommend you rush to theaters to see it as it's a spectal that deserves that big screen first impression. 8.8/10… Expand

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thepowerout_Jan 9, 2023

IMAX 3D is the way to go for all the stunning eye candy. While I can easily agree the story needs more work to differentiate it more from the first film, I enjoyed all the new characters far more than I thought I would (the new crop of youngIMAX 3D is the way to go for all the stunning eye candy. While I can easily agree the story needs more work to differentiate it more from the first film, I enjoyed all the new characters far more than I thought I would (the new crop of young actors did a great job in their roles). The technologies showcased in this sequel were out-of-control good, and I loved seeing Cameron's underwater world unfold with some truly gorgeous creatures. Cannot wait to see the future films in the franchise and will definitely be sticking to IMAX 3D for them, it's worth the extra money for quite a visual experience.… Expand

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Deadshot159Dec 22, 2022

Avatar 2 is a pretty good movie, it has some issues. It seems like its Avatar 1 all over again, story is different but it still feels same with the plots and things like that. But the story is still great, I even teared up during one part.Avatar 2 is a pretty good movie, it has some issues. It seems like its Avatar 1 all over again, story is different but it still feels same with the plots and things like that. But the story is still great, I even teared up during one part. CGI improved alot thought from the last episode, the quality is stunning. Also they improved from portraying bad guys as the worst guys of all. In Avatar 1 the bad characters were literally trying so hard to look bad, in Avatar 2 is the situation little bit better.… Expand

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alanditschJan 7, 2023

Almost a masterpiece. The way the parents don't listen to what their kids have to say is painful. Also there's too much happening and not enough time to *feel* what's happening.

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januarysixteenJan 14, 2023

Amazing 3D ride. Yes, a similar story to the first one. Yes, cliche utopian view of native cultures versus civilization. Yes, bland characters (except for the villain). But no one does 3D and action like Cameron.

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InShaneDec 26, 2022

"Avatar: The Way of Water" was beautiful but a bit by the books, in terms of the narrative. I'll get the obvious stuff outa the way quickly. This movie is visually breathtaking! All of the CGI and VFX felt seamless with any "real people""Avatar: The Way of Water" was beautiful but a bit by the books, in terms of the narrative. I'll get the obvious stuff outa the way quickly. This movie is visually breathtaking! All of the CGI and VFX felt seamless with any "real people" acting, there were points where I honestly could not decipher weather or not I was looking at a computer image or a real person. The 3-D was also amazing, normally, I don't care about 3-D at all, but it was a real treat in this movie. Definitely don't wait to stream "The Way of Water" home, watch it at the best movie screen you can watch it on.

That said, the bulk of the story was very similar to the first movie. A lot of the same story beats, except Jake is doing everything with a family instead of by himself and in a water setting instead of a forest setting. Another issue I had with the story was the underutilization of Neytiri. It felt like she didn't exist for 2/3 of the movie up to a point where she was "needed" for specific events to unfold. This may be due to giving all the new characters plenty of spot light so they can flesh out properly, which I feel like the movie did well.

While I feel "Avatar: The Way of Water" certainly doesn't live up to 13 years of expectations, it delivers in spectacle, immersion and emotion. You can really feel James Cameron's creativity and passion with this sequel. The world of Pandora has been expanded on just enough to make you hungry for the next movie.… Expand

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ITS_PEDRODec 22, 2022

Fue largo el tiempo de espera pero por fin llego Avatar 2: The Way Of Water. Creo que esta película es bastante buena. El concepto de la historia es básico hasta un poco cliché pero sabe diferenciarse y modificar el concepto. Además, la bandaFue largo el tiempo de espera pero por fin llego Avatar 2: The Way Of Water. Creo que esta película es bastante buena. El concepto de la historia es básico hasta un poco cliché pero sabe diferenciarse y modificar el concepto. Además, la banda sonora es increíble y los efectos visuales están a otro nivel. Nunca vi algo al nivel de esta película, se nota que trabajaron muchísimo en ellos. En cuanto a los personajes, que no son nada del otro mundo, no los ame ni los odie simplemente estaban ahí. No termine realmente de empatizar con ellos pero me parece que casi todos están perfectamente escritos. Todos tienen su trasfondo y un sentido, algo que me parece clave en cualquier película. Es entretenida y bastante dinámica a mi parecer así que no tengo quejas en cuanto a la duración. Aunque hay que decir que las partes del Lo'ak (el hijo de Jake Sully) con la ballena rara fueron un poco pesadas.

Ahora los aspectos malos de la película. Para empezar, siento que no sale del mismo circuito que la primer película. Gente del cielo que viene a la tierra de los Avatares a tomar lo que quieren y matan a muchos de ellos (osea guerra). Por suerte se dieron cuenta de esto e hicieron algunos cambios. Después me pareció demasiado la obsesión que tenían todos con Jake Sully. Entendí la razon que tenían pero creo que arriesgaban demasiado toda la misión de tomar el planeta por una sola persona. En conclusión, la película esta bien. No se destaca tanto de otras tramas pero a la vez lo hace por sus efectos visuales y su trama algo distinta. Claramente no se queda en el montón.… Expand

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AzzajkdDec 19, 2022

Ennesima perla sfornata da un autore vero, non la gentaglia che lavora nei prodotti supereroistici e Disneyiani dagli ultimi 8 anni. Un film che incredibilmente non solo tiene botta al precedente ma addirittura lo supera nel suo avere unaEnnesima perla sfornata da un autore vero, non la gentaglia che lavora nei prodotti supereroistici e Disneyiani dagli ultimi 8 anni. Un film che incredibilmente non solo tiene botta al precedente ma addirittura lo supera nel suo avere una trama e dei personaggi decisamente meglio scritti.
Certo, il primo era una novità, ma tolto l'effetto novità ci si trova davanti ad uno dei migliori film degli ultimi 20 anni, qualcosa di visivamente sconcertante, niente raggiunge tecnicamente questo livello, e una storia familiare finalmente credibile e davvero educativa, non buonista e priva di stupida politica spicciola.
Si ci sono difetti, in alcuni punti il ritmo vacilla, alcune lungaggini sono eccessive per un film di 3 ore, alcuni cliché sono banali e già visti, ma non sporcano minimamente un lavoro che chiunque ne capisca un minimo di cinema non può che definire eccezionale.
Non fidatevi di chi ne parla male su youtube, la loro sensibilità è spesso inversamente proporzionale al loro narcisismo che li ha spinti verso un certo mestiere, sono davvero 2 3 gli onesti, gli altri ne parlano male da prima della visione.
E non fidatevi MAI, della critica togata, quella è gente che da 9 e 10 alla robaccia marvel e a qualsiasi cosa abbia politicamente corretto al suo interno, e a sta gente la roba onesta, che sa di vera famiglia, di veri valori, potrebbe non piacere o dargli modo di stroncare più del solito.… Expand

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iCampoRamilDec 29, 2022

Es increíble, técnicamente, los colores, todo el aspecto visual, sonoro y fílmico, una locura, sobre todo en 3D y HFR. El argumento sigue siendo basiquísimo y muy obvio, me dejó un poco meh, pero solo por la otra parte merece la pena.

·Es increíble, técnicamente, los colores, todo el aspecto visual, sonoro y fílmico, una locura, sobre todo en 3D y HFR. El argumento sigue siendo basiquísimo y muy obvio, me dejó un poco meh, pero solo por la otra parte merece la pena.

· Cosas buenas: la tecnología utilizada es magnífica, la naturaleza y los colores de Pandora, los personajes (aunque podrían haber explotado a alguno un poco más) y todo el detallismo que tiene es maravilloso.
· Cosas malas: la historia es poco original, falta que exploten más el universo y sus personajes.
· Conclusión: una maravilla para los ojos y los oídos, aunque puede que sea algo larga, pero no se me lo hizo para nada, disfruté cada momento como si fuera un niño en aquel 2009 con mi primera película que fui a ver en 3D, me sumergí en la historia y en los personajes muy basto, fue genial.… Expand

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AJ_13Dec 28, 2022

THE GOOD: A visual masterpiece. A technical perfection that will only be reached by the rest of the films in the saga. Fast-paced action and an incredible third act.

THE BAD: Its mind-blowing visuals almost made me forget the simplicity andTHE GOOD: A visual masterpiece. A technical perfection that will only be reached by the rest of the films in the saga. Fast-paced action and an incredible third act.

THE BAD: Its mind-blowing visuals almost made me forget the simplicity and mediocrity of the script and dialogues. Some weak characters. But, who cares?… Expand

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BleedingJesterDec 27, 2022

The Movie is great visually it looks amazing which is unsurprising the story was definitley more interesting and memorable than the first Movie albeit simple but there are a few plot points that are reused from the first movie that I foundThe Movie is great visually it looks amazing which is unsurprising the story was definitley more interesting and memorable than the first Movie albeit simple but there are a few plot points that are reused from the first movie that I found lazy that just didnt need reused the movie also felt like it was an hour too long… Expand

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Dee-Jay_DeliDec 16, 2022

Visually impressive, but narratively slightly lacklustre sequel to the most successful film of all times. Compared to Avatar 1, part 2 tells a more focused story about Jake Sully + family and seems less interested in the grander story aboutVisually impressive, but narratively slightly lacklustre sequel to the most successful film of all times. Compared to Avatar 1, part 2 tells a more focused story about Jake Sully + family and seems less interested in the grander story about Human & Navi coexisting.

While the story works on an emotional level, it does feel a little hollow as it retreads a lot of familiar story-beats.… Expand

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MrJPrimeJan 6, 2023

Solid serviceable sequel to the original masterpiece. The visuals see off the charts
The story is a little off on pacing. The use of the word bro far exceeded quota lol
The run time is a little long. After waiting 13 years for the sequel I'mSolid serviceable sequel to the original masterpiece. The visuals see off the charts
The story is a little off on pacing. The use of the word bro far exceeded quota lol
The run time is a little long. After waiting 13 years for the sequel I'm fine with that.
I guess the biggest mistake I saw was that they spoke English too much of the movie and not enough na'vi. I'll think of it as more a reboot than a sequel though. I expect the next movie will change the pace to a more slick run time. I'd say see it.… Expand

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FloxJun 19, 2023

Comme d'habitude, le film est magnifique. Certes on ne regarde pas Avatar pour son histoire, car comme dit très souvent, c'est très simpliste. Mais cette license a pour but de développer des technologies cinématographiques, et de nousComme d'habitude, le film est magnifique. Certes on ne regarde pas Avatar pour son histoire, car comme dit très souvent, c'est très simpliste. Mais cette license a pour but de développer des technologies cinématographiques, et de nous transporter dans un monde magnifique, où tout le lore de Pandora et la nature coïncide. Ce n'est pas juste du spectacle, c'est plus qu'une oeuvre, et certes il y a cette égoïsme humain qui s'en fou de la nature, mais ça, ça ne rend que plus beau cet univers.… Expand

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QUAID300Dec 17, 2022

The movie itself is probably about a 5 out of 10 but the visuals are phenomenal and so emmersive thay you feel at times like you are in the world. I saw it in Dolby 3d so It was top quality, I do not recommemd seeing it anything but a goodThe movie itself is probably about a 5 out of 10 but the visuals are phenomenal and so emmersive thay you feel at times like you are in the world. I saw it in Dolby 3d so It was top quality, I do not recommemd seeing it anything but a good 3d theater, preferable dolby.… Expand

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FreeRunner29Dec 18, 2022

The acting, filmography, environments and cgi were all excellent. The 3D was amazing at moments and underwhelming in others. The storyline is where I am docking a couple of points. It was essentially the first movie but, in water. DefinitelyThe acting, filmography, environments and cgi were all excellent. The 3D was amazing at moments and underwhelming in others. The storyline is where I am docking a couple of points. It was essentially the first movie but, in water. Definitely worth a watch but not anything I am dying to see again.… Expand

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sontopo98Feb 26, 2023

I enjoyed this movie so much. I watched it on 3D 48FPS and the experience was amazing. If you like James Cameron, you know what you are going to get, a masterpiece.

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mishchukvovaDec 17, 2022

The film is technically impressive, but in many points it repeats the first one.But the story is conveyed qualitatively and makes you think

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quittit1Dec 17, 2022

Definitely not as good as the first but still a great movie. How they accomplished the water scenes is miraculous. Not disappointed in my ticket purchase but I hope the next one is better.

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meltwichDec 16, 2022

I enjoyed it. Some parts were a little rushed, and the pacing was odd at the beginning, but overall an enjoyable movie.

I hope they release a version where the whole movie is in HFR, not just sections. The movie hits it’s stride when theI enjoyed it. Some parts were a little rushed, and the pacing was odd at the beginning, but overall an enjoyable movie.

I hope they release a version where the whole movie is in HFR, not just sections.

The movie hits it’s stride when the setting changes to the islands. The water scenes are expertly shot and crafted. The plot could use another hour of movie time; to be honest.… Expand

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nnogohkoDec 17, 2022

I really enjoyed Avatar: The Way of Water. I think it is visually stunning, which is ofcourse what everyone says but it's true. People who say this movie isn't good because it is just spectacle with no substance, I think that is unfair to theI really enjoyed Avatar: The Way of Water. I think it is visually stunning, which is ofcourse what everyone says but it's true. People who say this movie isn't good because it is just spectacle with no substance, I think that is unfair to the film. The underwater sequences especially were detailed, I couldn't catch everything even after watching the movie twice. I saw it first in Reald 3D. I wasn't particularly impressed by the 3D with that format but wow I saw it in the laser ultra 3D with the high frame rate the second time and it was simply jawdropping. The images were so crisp, bright, and detailed and the 3D was so immmersive especially during the water sequences and the final battle, it was the best 3D experience I've ever had. The action sequences are truly fantastic and I haven't seen any sequences like this before. I was alittle bit bothered by the high frame rate which gave some of the earlier action sequences a really unnatural video game like feel, but I got used to it. I think the whale thing went on too long and that is when the film drags. 15 to 20 minutes I think could have been shaved off. The story is one we have seen many times before but I didn't really care because it's not the point of this movie or the previous one. I was honestly sad to leave Pandora when the film ended. I wanted the next chapter to start immediately. I cared for the characters more in this movie I genuinely felt emotional in some scenes. I am planning to see it the third time on IMAX 3D and I am definitely seeing it again on the laser ultra screen which just had stunning picture quality.… Expand

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reallifegamingJan 4, 2023

Avatar makes for a visual feast birthed in the nostalgic 3d era. Its visuals are amazing to dive in to and your mind swims through the underwater world created by Mr. Cameron. The story, while good, is predictable, yet entertaining. ThisAvatar makes for a visual feast birthed in the nostalgic 3d era. Its visuals are amazing to dive in to and your mind swims through the underwater world created by Mr. Cameron. The story, while good, is predictable, yet entertaining. This is a movie that manages to transport you back to a world and let you 'be' in a moment. Run time did not feel as a problem and this movie really works to pull at your heart strings.… Expand

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BlizzyyDec 19, 2022

Amazing worldbuiling with solid directing and storytelling. James Cameron again sets a new standard for digital effects. The only real issue is some of the performances and some scenes going on for too long.

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CarlElmoreDec 19, 2022

The story is definitely the weakest part about this story but the visuals are so insanely good that it makes the whole movie worth watching.

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Lights-camera-aDec 19, 2022

Captivating visuals, Awesome story line, amazing climax and make it a perfect watch

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umrttlDec 29, 2022

Beautiful movie especially in 3D. Works as a satisfying standalone movie but the plot isn't anything special.

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connoreasterdayDec 16, 2022

One thing that distinguishes AVATAR: THE WAY OF WATER from contemporary blockbusters is how difficult it is to “spoil.” There are no long-rumored reveals, no teases, or winking asides. It’s not about information shared—it’s about what’sOne thing that distinguishes AVATAR: THE WAY OF WATER from contemporary blockbusters is how difficult it is to “spoil.” There are no long-rumored reveals, no teases, or winking asides. It’s not about information shared—it’s about what’s shown. You have to SEE it.… Expand

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AlexEduardo13Dec 17, 2022

Início sensacional e com resquícios de nostalgia. Do meio para frente fica bastante arrastado em alguns momentos. Em questão de imagem é quase incomparável.

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AlmaznidaynDec 17, 2022

The film goes on for a long time, so I'm very tired and I'm too lazy to write a review, sorry.

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Lucifer_1Dec 18, 2022

This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. The concept is diverted towards family emotions, which is cool, but it is more of visual wonder.… Expand

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AnimedudeDec 19, 2022

Amazing cgi which captures the imagination. Good plot twists that are complimentary of great character development.

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GarjioDec 22, 2022

James Cameron has waited 13 years for this movie. Now it has been released... The VFX was just amazing... The music of the movie was mind-blowing... What else to say about the climax is just unbelievable...

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xxxkichaxxxDec 23, 2022

Went to see it yesterday in 4dx movie. I would rate movie as solid 9, as there were a few inconsistencies in the story that don't make much sense, or cheese moments. However, 4Dx experience was 7 at best, the chairs were bloody moving ALL theWent to see it yesterday in 4dx movie. I would rate movie as solid 9, as there were a few inconsistencies in the story that don't make much sense, or cheese moments. However, 4Dx experience was 7 at best, the chairs were bloody moving ALL the time stealing the effects from actual cut scenes. So, I would recommend to go to IMAX to get a better emersion into the movie. But like with the 1st one, stunning visuals, average story that is not trying to be something else and a good amusement for the evening. Will go to IMAX, or will wait blue Ray disk later on to immerse myself into the movie again.… Expand

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OluwavadoDec 23, 2022

It was a visual spectacle... I loved the story line although it was generic I still loved it. I loved the fact that the movie was fast paced considering it was 3 hours long

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bor1337Dec 28, 2022

This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Like the first one, a nice family film with crazy good CGI. A must-see in the cinema. Story is OK. Maybe this film is a bit too long… Expand

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Entrenador456Dec 29, 2022

This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Esta pelicula salio 13 años despues de la original y para mi aprecio puedo afirmar que esta pelicula tiene las de ganar tanto es su taquilla como en su critica y dare mis razones para que todos entiendan. Primero que nada la historia como siempre no es su punto fuerte pero a pesar de ello, si mejoro a comparacion de la primera parte, esto se debe mas que nada a todas las emociones transmitidas por todos los personajes y tambien por las expreciones faciales de los avatares, la historia no es perfecta tiene sus errores y no lo voy a negar pero como dije si se sabe defender y por ello todo normal, el otro punto positivo es el uso del cgi. esto no es novedad pero si hay diferencia con todo el cgi de esta pelicula con su anterior parte, principalmente en las texturas de la piel y el diseño de los avatares. lo malo es que esta pelicula se siente como algo vacia debido al hiperrealismo por los efectos especiales. para mi sorpresa esta pelicula si es buena y te la recomiendo si es que buscas algo nuyevo que ver, perto eso si no cuentes con ver una histoira muy filosofica o innovadora, pero si es recomendable… Expand

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RaulonJan 3, 2023

This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Le doy un ocho, es mejor que la primera, no le doy más por la trama y por algunos tramos en medio de la película. Pero me ha gustado mucho la recomiendo es increible… Expand

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kbfonJan 4, 2023

This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. As the first work was insanely good, I think that the second work, this work, had a little bad story.

It's bad that I can't empathize with family stories at all. Maybe I'll come to understand when I have a child and become a parent, but for me now, is it possible for me to be such a strong motivation for my child or family ties? I can only question.

The images were very beautiful, the 3D did not feel out of place at all, and above all, the HFR (high frame rate) images were too amazing.
Involuntarily, I took off my 3D glasses and rubbed my eyes.
"Wow! This is amazing! It moves too smoothly..."

Please watch it at an HFR compatible movie theater (IMAX, Dolby Cinema, etc.).… Expand

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IsmaraJan 17, 2023

Not as good as the original but still worth seeing in theaters in full 3D (as of writing this) for the visual spectacle alone and to escape into the environmentalist primitive utopia of Pandora. That's still fun and unique.

James Cameron isNot as good as the original but still worth seeing in theaters in full 3D (as of writing this) for the visual spectacle alone and to escape into the environmentalist primitive utopia of Pandora. That's still fun and unique.

James Cameron is an old man that probably should have made this movie 12 years ago when he had more spark left and the spectacle of Avatar was more fresh. Often directors this past their prime can't really make anything worthwhile. So it's a minor miracle it's still as well done as it is.

It drags on, especially in the middle. It felt, to me, at times it almost wanted to be a streaming television miniseries so they could dwell on the new introduced tribes and environments. But, it had to be a 3D movie so we get a bit of a Frankenstein. It's still so spectacular in the presentation of its fantasy world that the slog is not too distracting. The story is still simple and "iconic" with very obvious themes of good vs evil. But that also still mostly works as the first. The action scenes are pumping and brutal in the final stage of the movie and where it shines as a film experience. The emotional heart tugging moments simple though they are still hit home, at least to me. All in all still worthwhile unless you absolutely HATE 3 hour environmental fests that are clearly overly in love with alien cat indians.… Expand

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CourtnistoneJan 28, 2023

I was worried that after such a long split between films it wouldn't live up to the greatness of the first Avatar but I was wrong. I look forward to watching the rest of the Movies

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ElrikovFeb 1, 2023

More world building and innovation. The film felt like a piece of a larger puzzle and given that it's feels incomplete I feel like 8 is a fair score.

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Sunil122Feb 3, 2023

Avtar visuals are best in the world but a bit lengthy.
Movie is really well made and it keeps you engaged till end.
My metascore 75/100

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BigDaddyAstroFeb 3, 2023

So Now the Human People like We Back Yo! And then blue people like oh no! so they find the blue people that swim and then Humans like "Its Human Time" again but they also blue too

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MemeMaSheenFeb 10, 2023

Really worth the time to go see in the Cinema. The visuals really life this above most movies. Wasn't a fan of the first movie but this one has a much stronger story.

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KumkumFeb 12, 2023

Excellente suite moins manichéenne que le 1er. Des visuels incroyable, un film à voir et revoir.

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J_CriticsApr 15, 2023

Avater the way of water is an incredibly beautiful film. It continues the story from the first film. The film is a must-see because it is a visual masterpiece. The story is illogical in some parts but overall it is ok. Sometimes the scenesAvater the way of water is an incredibly beautiful film. It continues the story from the first film. The film is a must-see because it is a visual masterpiece. The story is illogical in some parts but overall it is ok. Sometimes the scenes were long winded and didn't have much value to the story a shortening of a few scenes wouldn't be bad.

The world (Pandora) is presented in great detail. You learn more about the planet and the creatures that live there. Fans of the first film who have waited 13 years will not be disappointed.

You should definitely watch the film, because it is not every day that there are such great films that take you on a journey into their world.… Expand

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LeonardisMay 16, 2023

This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Minor spoilers! I think the first movie was better IMO but this still told an amazing story continuing from the first Avatar movie where in the year 2154, Jake sully is trying to finding a purpose in a sickened world after being paralyzed waist down from being in the Marines. He eventually finds something to fight for on a moon called pandora after being sent there to take his brothers place. Avatar 2’s story takes place 14 years from the first movie, and it shows Jakes continuation to fight for the beautiful extraterrestrial moon, doing anything to protect his family and his new home-world from the RDA once more, and doing it with even better visuals than ever before… Expand

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GoozieJun 13, 2023

As people say this looks really good, but the story is admittedly kinda of the first Avatar but expanded on. I really wish they would add more nuance to the story.

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AlphaRebelDec 19, 2022

This movie is dumb..... and very enjoyable. I actually think the story is a little stronger then the first movie although it's pretty painfully obvious that James Cameron has dragged the setting to the area he's most comfortable in,This movie is dumb..... and very enjoyable. I actually think the story is a little stronger then the first movie although it's pretty painfully obvious that James Cameron has dragged the setting to the area he's most comfortable in, underwater, and he's pulled out all the tools from his bag and liberally using aspects from The Abyss, Titanic, Aliens from the deep etc. Going to see it in 3d imax after xmas so it might just end up being mind-blowing like the first one was visually.… Expand

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theirrelephantsFeb 8, 2023

Loved the first one, but unfortunately it gets a lower score because I feel exactly the same way I did about it as I did the first one:

Terrible story, beautiful CGI. Unfortunately, the latter is no longer as impressive. Learn how toLoved the first one, but unfortunately it gets a lower score because I feel exactly the same way I did about it as I did the first one:

Terrible story, beautiful CGI.

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max1cDec 20, 2022

Review in one word: Disappointment. If you see this at IMAX, visually it's fantastic. But the plot is awful. I can't believe this is the best they could come up with after 10 years. A type 2 civilization of humans getting annihilated by someReview in one word: Disappointment. If you see this at IMAX, visually it's fantastic. But the plot is awful. I can't believe this is the best they could come up with after 10 years. A type 2 civilization of humans getting annihilated by some aborigines with bows doesn't make any sense. The handcuffs that can just be cut with a knife? If you don't think much about it, the movie is enjoyable. But as soon you see all the plot holes the movie becomes meaningless.… Expand

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isg1983Dec 19, 2022

Decent movie but it should NOT be this long and everyone around me thinks the same

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moviemitch96Dec 17, 2022

Well the long wait is finally over. 13 years after the 2009 global phenomenon took the world and box office by storm, James Cameron delivers with this long belated sequel. Jake Sully (Sam Worthington) is now a Na'vi and living on PandoraWell the long wait is finally over. 13 years after the 2009 global phenomenon took the world and box office by storm, James Cameron delivers with this long belated sequel. Jake Sully (Sam Worthington) is now a Na'vi and living on Pandora among the Omaticaya clan as their leader alongside Neytiri (Zoe Saldana) and their children. However, an old and familiar threat rises that threatens their home and family once again, forcing them to turn to another clan of water-dwelling Na'vi for help, and along the way, they learn to embrace the way of water (corny pun intended.) I had somewhat high hopes for this, seeing as it's been so long since the original film, and all this time I've been eagerly awaiting and anticipating to see what Cameron might do next with this spectacle of a world that he practically created from the ground up. Admittedly, I was also curious to see if he'd be able to craft a more decent story this time around too, seeing as the first film's writing/story wasn't exactly the strongest or most original material (a lot of it to this day still feels an awful lot like 'Dances With Wolves' in space.) The final results are almost exactly what I expected them to be however: a visually dazzling experience albeit with highly uninspired and derivative storytelling. The film's story not only very obviously borrows and follows several of the first film's plot points and tropes beat for beat (even down to the same musical score cues), but it also can't help but feel highly derivative of several other classic films and properties in several scenes and moments, ranging from everything from 'The Lion King ', 'Jaws', and even the just-released 'Black Panther: Wakanda Forever', which also felt like an 'Avatar' wannabe of a film in its own right, but I digress. I will say that the emphasis on the familial aspect in this film is genuinely touching, and you really do feel for Jake and his family often times throughout the film, and Worthington and Saldana both give solid and dedicated performances here. The previous film's villain Stephen Lang also returns in a rather unexpected way, and he also has his fair share of intense scenes and showdowns with the heroes. Seeing Sigourney Weaver here in a different role as a new Na'vi character was also somewhat unusual, but worked much better than I initially thought it would. Kate Winslet also delivers a commanding presence onscreen whenever we see her character. The action scenes throughout are also very well-crafted, particularly the final battle, which offers some genuinely tense moments throughout that I couldn't help but be reminded of another certain Cameron film that involved a famous sinking ship (*hint hint*) Last but far from least, the visuals and grand world of Pandora, both land and water, are the real star of the show of course. If not his scriptwriting abilities, never doubt Cameron's visual storytelling abilities, because the CGI and effects here do NOT disappoint! Seriously, see this bad boy in IMAX if you can! It's well worth the extra cost! Every tiny and obscure little detail onscreen is so unbelievably vibrant and fully realized! It truly has to be seen to be believed! Overall, another thinly-written and uninspired story that can't help but make the film feel a little too much like 'Avatar: Greatest Hits/Moments Playlist' at times certainly didn't spoil my mesmerization thanks entirely to the absolutely beautiful, grand, and lush visuals that Cameron never disappoints with. All things considered, it still was pretty fun returning to Pandora after such a long wait.… Expand

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Voodoo123Mar 27, 2023

+Spectacular visual effects throughout
+/-Cheesy plot
-Characters feel basic and two dimensional -The world of pandora is less magical the second time around This is as fantastical as it is trope filled and yet it was a very entertaining 3++Spectacular visual effects throughout
+/-Cheesy plot
-Characters feel basic and two dimensional -The world of pandora is less magical the second time around This is as fantastical as it is trope filled and yet it was a very entertaining 3+ HR runtime. Hopefully there's a longer cut being released as the plot feels rushed and barebones with fewer dramatic stakes than the first movie. Also....how many times can the kids get lost/in jeopardy??? A marvelous looking, certainly entertaining imperfect film.… Expand

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Brent_MarchantDec 17, 2022

As the long-awaited sequel to director James Cameron’s 2009 megahit sci-fi/fantasy blockbuster, “Avatar: The Way of Water” has been one of 2022’s most anticipated releases. And, for the most part, it’s a visually stunning and modestlyAs the long-awaited sequel to director James Cameron’s 2009 megahit sci-fi/fantasy blockbuster, “Avatar: The Way of Water” has been one of 2022’s most anticipated releases. And, for the most part, it’s a visually stunning and modestly entertaining piece of cinema. But is it the masterpiece everyone has been anxiously waiting for? Hardly. While the film is long on style (it truly is gorgeous to look at), it comes up short on substance. The script is the main problem here, telling a tale that’s not overly engaging or insightful (certainly much less so than its more compelling predecessor) and full of story threads that either regurgitate material from the original or borrow from a variety of other sources, both narratively and visually. Then there’s the runtime, coming in at a whopping 3:13:00, far, far longer than it needs to be, especially in the overly protracted closing hour. The action sequences become a bit tiresome and gratuitous after a while, and other segments feel like a polished travelogue for the Pandora Chamber of Commerce. What’s more, there are storylines left unresolved, making this a picture that can’t fully live up to being a standalone entity (one of my moviemaking pet peeves). To its credit, though, the picture’s pacing is surprisingly tolerable for a film of this length, and it makes excellent use of its 3D technology (perhaps better than any other movie in which I’ve seen it employed in recent years). Still, for an offering that’s been 13 years in the making, I expected something a little fresher and more inventive than this. But, for those who can’t get enough of this franchise, this installment should satisfy nicely. And, if not, fans can look forward to three more sequels scheduled to be released over the next six years (though I’m not sure how many of them I’ll be seeing).… Expand

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Razrback16Apr 11, 2023

Good solid movie but I will say (slight spoiler) - the "whale scene" was outright disturbing. There was no need for that scene to be as long and thorough as it was...absolutely rough and traumatic to watch. If they hadn't made that scene soGood solid movie but I will say (slight spoiler) - the "whale scene" was outright disturbing. There was no need for that scene to be as long and thorough as it was...absolutely rough and traumatic to watch. If they hadn't made that scene so awful I would have given this a 9.… Expand

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JP32Jul 31, 2023

2009’s Avatar is itself a complete epic. A singular cinematic achievement with a beginning, middle, and end. I put my trust in the man to justify going back there, but what he’s given us here is a movie equal to Avatar in all technical2009’s Avatar is itself a complete epic. A singular cinematic achievement with a beginning, middle, and end. I put my trust in the man to justify going back there, but what he’s given us here is a movie equal to Avatar in all technical departments—the action is huge, varied, uniformly outstanding, the special effects are awesome, even the writing, in the big scenes at least, matches the work done before—only, in the end, much less significant.… Expand

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DubeauJan 4, 2023

Avatar 2 is surely beautiful to look at. The story recycle many elements of the first movie, way too much...and that includes, the villain and almost a large part of the story. Visually the movie is stunning. The acting is difficult to judgeAvatar 2 is surely beautiful to look at. The story recycle many elements of the first movie, way too much...and that includes, the villain and almost a large part of the story. Visually the movie is stunning. The acting is difficult to judge since you got CGI for a face. All the performances looked fines to me. The movies becomes very long around the end, because it's one action sequence after another, you get very little pauses. The action are really good however. They just put too much of them in successions. The music was fair. Sounds effects are incredible, just like for the first. I give the movie 75%. Great movie but too long with problems of balance. And the story is nothing to write about, it's basically Avatar 1 in water.… Expand

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getsmeliftedJun 19, 2023

Pretty solid. Would be an 8 if around 45 minutes was cut from the movie. It just didn't need to be that long.

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JLuis_001Dec 16, 2022

An enthralling visual spectacle that certainly impresses, but also fails to reward the viewer for the 3 hours invested due to its weak plot.

And yes, we can argue throughout that the story wasn't supposed to be the most important element ofAn enthralling visual spectacle that certainly impresses, but also fails to reward the viewer for the 3 hours invested due to its weak plot.

And yes, we can argue throughout that the story wasn't supposed to be the most important element of this film, but for a sequel coming 13 years later, it gives the feeling that Cameron was polishing the technology he wanted to present, rather than focusing on making his ''epic'' truly epic.

The rating I give it responds to the ambition and the enormous talent and effort that is seen in every frame.
The level of CGI seen here makes a mockery of any other film of the last decade and by far.
It really gives the feeling that you are there experiencing it, however, that also comes with the problem that James Cameron wants you to live his world, his imagination, with nothing else in between.

The second hour could easily pass as the video that exists in the Disney World attraction and that's the key problem with this sequel, that Cameron's ego was focused on pushing as much of the technical element as possible to the exclusion of everything else.

There is a death that should be crucial to the narrative and yet I felt nothing for the character, because basically I didn't even know him.
They are details, quite a few, to tell the truth, but nothing that ruins the experience.

But I do tell you, this movie is worth seeing by all means and I must emphasize that.
Avatar: The Way of Water is an audiovisual journey that deserves to be experienced in the big screen, but keep in mind at all times what kind of show you're watching. You're not watching arthouse cinema, don't embarrass yourself by comparing them.

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BeardedYodaDec 19, 2022

The Way of Water is hands down one of the greatest visual spectacles to ever grace film. I can safely say that CGI has never looked this good in a movie before, especially when you consider the meandering quality of CGI in recent DisneyThe Way of Water is hands down one of the greatest visual spectacles to ever grace film. I can safely say that CGI has never looked this good in a movie before, especially when you consider the meandering quality of CGI in recent Disney produced films. This movie, without a doubt, does have incredible visuals; however…the rest of this long awaited Sci-Fi epic is fairly inconsistent. The film is over three hours long yet it still had some pretty noticeable pacing issues, with certain plot points needing more context and time to grow and others not making much sense at all. The Way of Water also has a pretty inconsistent plot that a lot of the time makes the film feel like its two entirely different movies, with neither being able fully tell a great story. I would recommend seeing The Way of Water despite my criticisms; if only for the revolutionary visuals, pretty decent performances, and a few really incredible scenes that both thematically and cinematically blew me away. I do look forward to future entries in this franchise and hope that more context and detail is added to the overall multi-film long story that Director James Cameron wants to tell. It will be interesting to see where these movies will go in the future, that's for sure.… Expand

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Chempion1Jan 24, 2023

К Аватару 2009 года у меня была только одна претензия, это то что в DVD версии зачем то вырезали минут 15 видео показанного в кино.
И так, Аватар 2: Путь воды.
Скажу сразу, что это опять таки лучший 3D фильм. Именно по качеству 3D изображенияК Аватару 2009 года у меня была только одна претензия, это то что в DVD версии зачем то вырезали минут 15 видео показанного в кино.
И так, Аватар 2: Путь воды.
Скажу сразу, что это опять таки лучший 3D фильм. Именно по качеству 3D изображения ни одной претензии!
Не знаю как кому, а мне сюжет показался пресноватым.
Вот мы живём 15 лет и вот опять враг с небес. Всё. Они хотят уничтожить всех Нави для переселения людей и... Бац, финальная битва семерых Нави и десяти человек. Конец.
Всё действие как то сжалось до одного вражеского корабля. Напомню, что в оригинале сражение проходило с целой армией "Небесных людей".
Опять главным злодеем стал Куоритч, хотя и синий. Вообще я так и не понял, кто создал аватары десантников-неудачников во главе с их полканом-неудачником, которые должны заняться лишь местью Салли? Да кому он нужен. Живет себе тихо мирно. Тем более, как мы помним, один аватар стоит каких то невероятных миллиардов. Да, сюжет иногда выдавливает слезу, но такого "вау" эффекта как в 2009 году увы нет.
Иногда просто поражает "простота" героев, того же Джейка Салли. Ну типа: "Нашей семье угрожает Куоритч, поэтому, что бы обезопасить племя Оматикайя, мы уйдем в другое где нас ну точно никто не найдет. А если и найдёт, то хрен с ним с новым племенем." Логика зашкаливает. Джейк мало того, что вождь племени, так ещё и "Турук Макто". Но нет надо бросить племя, которое за него все свои жизни отдало бы, что уже доказано в оригинале, и уйти в другое, никому не нужным статистом. Кстати куда подевался его Турук?
Хотя судя по несметной флотилии десантировавшейся в этот раз на Пандору и окончанию самого фильма (не буду спойлерить)...На мой взгляд трудно не догадаться о чем будет история Аватара 3!
Хотя, как говорится, на вкус и цвет...
Ну конечно никуда не делась фем-повесточка. Всей армией Земли командует, кто бы мог подумать, ну да, баба.
Ещё я ваще не понял зачем в фильм засунули Сигурни Уивер? У неё якобы есть дочь от её же аватара (вообще то она погибла до родов! ааа, это наверно некродочь? шутка), которая как бы дочь Найтири. Такое ощущение, что Кэмерон просто хотел заснять старую подругу, ну хоть в какой то роли.
Ещё в фильме появился новый герой-человек, пацан по имени Паук. Который является как бы сыном Куоритча-человека. Кто его родил и вообще откуда он появился, тайна.
Итог. Да, я наверно ждал Терминатор 2, а получил Матрицу Перезагрузку. Фильм не плохой, даже хороший, но переплюнуть оригинал 2009го года не получилось. Увы.
И ещё, на мой взгляд, прошло слишком много времени, многое забылось и померкло в памяти. И если бы Аватар 2 вышел году эдак в 2013-2014, то оценка была бы несравнимо выше. А так фильм красивый, длинный, который надо смотреть обязательно в 3D и после знакомства с оригиналом.… Expand

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K9-BCDec 23, 2022

Entretenida, tiene momentos aburridos, pero en general bien, la duración si es un punto menos para mí, y la historia no me engancho, me pareció trillada y bastante insulsa, esperaba más del villano, que en esta entrega se siente desperdiciadoEntretenida, tiene momentos aburridos, pero en general bien, la duración si es un punto menos para mí, y la historia no me engancho, me pareció trillada y bastante insulsa, esperaba más del villano, que en esta entrega se siente desperdiciado con poco peso en la trama, en cambio hay un personaje que rompe totalmente la historia y el solo es un punto negativo, no tiene ningún sentido en la película y es una excusa muy rebuscada para tratar de empatizar con el villano.

Espero que si hacen otra entrega haya más giros argumentales algo de verdadero drama, con un verdadero villano, y que eliminen el personaje de m... que se inventaron.

En general es bastante rosa y poco interesante, prácticamente esta película es un drama para adolescentes, por poco y se parece más a crepúsculo… Expand

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Stream2BigScreeDec 18, 2022

It has been 13 years since the original Avatar became one of the highest grossing movies in history. It was a huge spectacle with a new planet, Pandora; indigenous people, the Na’vi; motion capture performances and a lot of never-before-seenIt has been 13 years since the original Avatar became one of the highest grossing movies in history. It was a huge spectacle with a new planet, Pandora; indigenous people, the Na’vi; motion capture performances and a lot of never-before-seen technology. The plot was pretty basic, but the impact of the all the technical impacts made it more than the sum of its parts. Here, we are all these years later and finally the long-awaited sequel has been released. James Cameron has submerged us in the waters of Pandora for the first of many sequels called Avatar: The Way of Water.

As a quick refresher, at the end of Avatar, Jake Sully, who was human in Avatar form, becomes part of the Na’vi. He’s fallen in love with Neytiri and her people. Years later, we find Jake Sully living a peaceful life with his family in the forests of Pandora, but the threat of the sky people’s return looms. Of course, that threat comes to destroy Jake’s family’s peace. Jake must work with Neytiri and the army of the Na’vi race to protect their home. Blue combat hijinks ensue.

Now, everything about this movie screams big screen viewing. We have James Cameron, a long delay since the first movie, awesome tech and CGI, big fight scenes etc. This highly imaginative movie just lacks imagination. Yes, that seems contradictory to state, but it’s the best way to describe what’s going on here. For such a long delay for this sequel to come, Cameron and crew failed to use those years to expand upon the Avatar universe and tell a more interesting story. While we’re dealing with slightly new creatures that live in the water rather than the forest, the plot is basically the same as the original. The real question is whether the new technology that’s been developed and utilized in making The Way of Water makes this movie worthwhile. I’m fairly ambivalent about it.

On one hand, the spectacle of the effects is truly stunning. The water is so blue and clear. The colors are dazzling. Your eyes can barely keep up because there is something new to see, it seems, in every frame. There are animals that we haven’t seen before that dominate the screen. Those animals have personalities of their own. The integration of real human performances with the motion capture performances is pretty seamless as well. There really isn’t anything wrong with the look of Avatar: The Way of Water. Also, when the action kicks into high gear 90 minutes into the movie, the tension and momentum take over and make the last 90 minutes sail by.

On the other hand, when a movie is 3 hours long, it would be great for it to be at least a little unpredictable. It feels like every beat of the story is either a carbon copy of what happened in the original or it is a predictable extension of what’s to come. Furthermore, the obvious environmental theme is not very subtle. It is good that the filmmakers have a point of view and that this crazy, action spectacle has something to say about our world, but does it have to be so obvious? Really, 3 hours to tell this story??? No, sir! Not necessary.

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Ultimately, the wait for Avatar: The Way of Water was worth it. The technology and effects that are used to bring this movie to life are truly spectacular. The story itself is not as imaginative as the tools used to tell it. Also, you have to sacrifice 3 hours of your day to this. The movie should be seen on the big screen – that’s pretty obvious – but an early matinee should suffice. Get a bowl of popcorn and you might need another snack to tide you over.… Expand

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ProfAmateurDec 22, 2022

There are many good and positive points, like the fabulous world, the action, and many other things. BUT overall it's a copy/paste from the previous movie. The WOW-Effect is therefore only moderate.

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MrPajamasDec 17, 2022

Unfortunately, the sequel was already weaker for me. The first part had a lot of flair for me in all respects. It was something completely new for me and nice to watch and that applies here as well of course. It definitely does, but itUnfortunately, the sequel was already weaker for me. The first part had a lot of flair for me in all respects. It was something completely new for me and nice to watch and that applies here as well of course. It definitely does, but it doesn't apply as much for me anymore, because the water world, while not bad, doesn't hold a candle to Pandora, which I certainly enjoyed more. I also liked more of the characters because the previous episode was mainly Jake and Neytiri and here they added the kids and they didn't really grab me, or at least not nearly as much as the previous aforementioned pair. Other than that, I enjoyed in the first one how she was Pandora at times and Jake as a person at times, which is no longer the case here. The action was cool, but again I have to mention the previous episode where in my opinion it was better. What didn't please me was the music, because unfortunately it was the same in places and that just reminded me of scenes from the first one, which I liked better. The same music is probably the worst thing about this movie for me because even though some parts were visually nice, they didn't impress me as much because of the music, which was the same. I'm constantly comparing the second movie to the first, but unfortunately I can't help it. The first one won me over, but the second one didn't. I'm not saying it was a bad movie. But unfortunately it appealed to me much, much less than its predecessor. However, it's still nice to look at visually and still offers some good action sequences. For me, a good movie to recommend and maybe even grab you if you love the underwater world and water in general. Personally though, I prefer 2009's Pandora, which charmed me and more importantly it was definitely easier to get the viewer's attention back then as it was something new and came with 3D for the first time. The second one had a harder time and wasn't as successful in my eyes as the first one.… Expand

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stevekmJul 20, 2023

This part 2 seemed more like an action flick than a movie with a deeper meaning. I thought the ending suggested part 3 is on the way.

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Darkula666Dec 18, 2022

Too much testosterone!!!!

Genius David Cameron said that testosterone is a poison all men should remove from their bodies. Jake sully is obviously on high testosterone, just I find it annoying that David isn’t a man of his word! Why can’tToo much testosterone!!!!

Genius David Cameron said that testosterone is a poison all men should remove from their bodies.

Jake sully is obviously on high testosterone, just I find it annoying that David isn’t a man of his word! Why can’t he write hero’s that are skinny, docile, weak and just allow the bad guys to win? I mean come on!

+ best CGI in existence + pretty water and fish + no real woke BS - testosterone in all heros - just too many alpha males - 3 hours could have been 2 maybe 2.5… Expand

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mikesgold2KJan 11, 2023

Jest bardziej widowiskiem oraz demem technologicznym niż filmem z ciekawą historią. Magia Pandory działa, natomiast magia prostego scenariusza już nie

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WatchinMoviesFeb 4, 2023

I have to admit the plot needs a lot of work. But the special effects are as good as I've ever seen, especially in 3D. Non-stop action and some interesting and cute look-alikes for the children in the special effects. A bit of overacting andI have to admit the plot needs a lot of work. But the special effects are as good as I've ever seen, especially in 3D. Non-stop action and some interesting and cute look-alikes for the children in the special effects. A bit of overacting and it's kind of dumb when the plot is this average. We'd rate it: "go ahead and see it in 3D, but don't buy the DVD."… Expand

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AlcoholicGoatFeb 4, 2023

Idgaf what **** Mark Kermode thinks or any crony film journo. People can dislike it, I just hate film journalists

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MalwareLordApr 26, 2023

Better than 1st movie but not to my taste Better than 1st movie but not to my taste

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greislDec 26, 2022

This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. First of all, this movie is outstandingly beautiful, and there's a lot of good work put into it, a great experience to watch and have a lot of fun. But, in other ways this movie fails with repetitive situations, predictable moments, and messy scenes, especially in the beginning and the end. The development of being in the new water tribe is beautiful and pleasant to watch, where it's easy to feel the difficulties that it is to fit in the community, every character has their role in the movie and work well with each other, as well as their fights and bonds are understandable and relatable. Overall this movie works petty well and really opens Avatar's world to a new concept of magnitude and complexity, while bringing new, compelling and important characters to the drama, and also bringing beautiful scenes where we really feel connected to the movie and the universe… Expand

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Fuad_RMNMDec 17, 2022

This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Visually Amazing but sadly Too Long

This time, I made an exception by havin an expectation bout this movie. Ofc, its coz this is directed by one of the greatest directors in Hollywood, James Cameron. Luckily, this movie reaches my expectation.

This movie is a sequel to the previous movie with a plot in Pandora Planet, full of alien races named Avatar. After the failure of the human race to take over the planet, some of them seek revenge for a rebellious human officer, Jake Sully who is actually siding with them rather than the human race. Then, this movie is about Jake Sully's famz survival from human revenge.

What I love about this movie are the visuals, audio, and magical world. Ofc, it happens because the previous movie also gives these to the audiences. So, it reaches the audience's expectations including mine. But, the best thing is visual. Feels very magical and mesmerizing. From the beginning, the movie also gives a blueish world all the time. To make it better, it gives us fictional ethnic culture including voices that are kinda like an animal wants to bite, lol. Besides that, the best plot happens when the ending is narrated through 3 different plots which each different struggles. I didn’t expect this and might be similar to the Titanic movie coz happened in the water too.

Sadly, this movie is too long. More than 3 hrs? Why? I keep wondering about this movie's duration. I didn’t think it deserve that long. Perhaps, 2-2.5 hrs still plausible. I drank coffee before watching but sadly I feel so sleepy when starting around 2 hrs, lol. Besides that, this movie so year-end vibes because bring family issues and their importance of them. Tbh, I get bored with this but no offense, it’s a purely subjective opinion.

The bottom line, this movie perfectly has amazing visuals! The ending was also great! The best starter pack are coffee, chips or snack or popcorn, Dolby atmos studio, and maybe IMAX? Perfectly fulfilled our year-end vibes, but sometimes is boring, lol. Great movie to watch! This is a James Cameron artwork! He was the director of Titanic in case u don’t know him, shame on you if u really don’t know HAHA.
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infraReconApr 1, 2023

It looks nice, but it's way too long for the simple plot it was trying to convey, the characters are misused and fill the plot for no real reason besides for getting plot-specific McGuffins to advance the story, only the story doesn't goIt looks nice, but it's way too long for the simple plot it was trying to convey, the characters are misused and fill the plot for no real reason besides for getting plot-specific McGuffins to advance the story, only the story doesn't go anyway besides for a negative body count.

VFX: 20/10, The visuals of this film can probably cure blindness.
Story and plot: 4/10, very below standard nothing that gets you thinking.
Characters: 6/10, not that many exciting characters besides Jake and His Wife and a child that technically isn't his.
Action: 8/10, good action but not overly satisfying.

It's a 7/10, overall, it's not a bad film, it's just a simple one, with no depth, it's pretty much the aftermath of the first film and not a sequel that goes somewhere significant. Though I would probably watch the third movie, to see the revenge plot play out, hopefully, the 3rd movie is not 4 hours, James should focus on putting more time into Story and Plot and not showing glowing lights for 30 minutes.… Expand

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theWatchmanDec 28, 2022

Como secuela a nivel narrativo es flojo, pero teniendo en cuenta la direccion artistica, la calidad y la banda sonora hace espectacular cada frame que ves en pantalla. Y si entramos al detalle de la historia que nos cuentan durante 3 horas...Como secuela a nivel narrativo es flojo, pero teniendo en cuenta la direccion artistica, la calidad y la banda sonora hace espectacular cada frame que ves en pantalla. Y si entramos al detalle de la historia que nos cuentan durante 3 horas... unas cuantas subtramas y una trama principal que dejara bastante que desear.… Expand

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s33c33Jun 16, 2023

Great visuals. Possibly even some sort of technological advancement in how water and CGI works. Story was a bit predictable. I wonder how the next movies will be. 1 was Forest people. 2 was Sea people. 3... mountain? 4.. river? I just hopeGreat visuals. Possibly even some sort of technological advancement in how water and CGI works. Story was a bit predictable. I wonder how the next movies will be. 1 was Forest people. 2 was Sea people. 3... mountain? 4.. river? I just hope they change up the story..… Expand

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