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I just cant get invested into a story about giant goofy looking blue cats. Pass.
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The score is going down, 83% now on RT. His best hope is it ends up like JW Dominion and makes a shitload even with bad reviews and word of mouth.The reviews aren’t giving me much hope that it’s going to be much better than the first movie
I know in my earlier posts I come off as someone who has a chip on his shoulder, but I agree with you to some extent.But on the other hand, I’ll only feel a bit bad because this is clearly his passion project.
How was it?Going to see this shit tonight, wish me luck fellas. I will report back.
I have no idea how such a flimsy plot can be stretched out to 3 hours. Hell, sitting through any movie that is 3 hours long is daunting, even if it's exciting and, or interesting. I expect there will be a bunch of scenes, where the blue cats are aimlessly frolicking and molesting alien wildlife.3 hours long
They're all saying the first 2 hours are a boring slog with a worse story than the first one and the last hour is action packed. I'm real curious to see from people on this thread have to say.I have no idea how such a flimsy plot can be stretched out to 3 hours. Hell, sitting through any movie that is 3 hours long is daunting, even if it's exciting and, or interesting. I expect there will be a bunch of scenes, where the blue cats are aimlessly frolicking and molesting alien wildlife.
I personally do not plan to watch this movie at all, not even morbid curiosity can convince me this time.
Hollywood passion projects are routinely shit. The worst ones are actor based projects, but with directors it's a lot of time a book they try to force into a film. Avatar... Would have been a terrible book by how lazy, uninspired and fetishistic it is, cutting it down to 2.5 hours at least had an eye candy and a sane length, but it very well have been the herald of Hollywood culture dying for the past decade+But on the other hand, I’ll only feel a bit bad because this is clearly his passion project.
I won't rant on too long, because I am not a good writer, and I am certain I am going to be a lot more lenient than some of you Kiwi's that are also going to see it.How was it?
The main thing what I always found repulsive about Avatar, is its message, which says, it's A-OK to throw away your humanity and completely betray your own species. I am not sure if it was intentional, a precursor of progressive lunacy, or just a colossal fuck up of the "white man falls in love with savage princess" trope. The trope only works, if the protagonist realizes the difference between him and the savages is purely superficial and ideological, everyone involved is human, so fighting is just a pointless waste of life. But in Avatar the savages are weird, alien, cat prople and humans can only interact with them, if they become creepy skinwalkers. Humanity is also on the verge of extinction, to survive, they need that unobtainium (real subtle James). Jake Sully's task is to find a peaceful way to obtain it, but he does fuck all to achieve this goal. He just falls in love with the blue chick, turns on humanity on a dime, essentially dooming it and IIRC manages to transfer his mind into his artificial na'vi body, killing his human self.
It promotes the dystopian nightmare the elites wish to achieve. You should inherently feel bad for existing, you should force yourself to live in a pod and escape into an artificial happy place, where you can be anything, but yourself. If you still cannot cope with your filthy existence, the state gladly euthonazis you. All this, to protect the holy environment.
Are you sure? If he really wanted to make this film he wouldn't have waited almost two decades to finally release it. I think for everyone involved it's just about the money and contracts.To be perfectly honest, besides James Cameron did anyone truly want a sequel to Avatar?
Consider new friends.My friend is dragging me to see it this friday. The only thing I'm looking forward to are the effects, but the fact the movie is 3 hours long is painful