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This gotta be the most hated movie yet most loved at the same time

ezduzit said This gotta be the most hated movie yet most loved at the same time

Funny thing is the story is a common David vs Goliath trope but I have to say those visuals were crazy when it first dropped, jc is ahead of the curve with that

Might go to theatre to see it

I won't even front, Im very interested to see what they do. Hopefully they deliver.

Hope it's dope. James Cameron knows how to make good flicks

James Cameron the Kanye of movies

Everybody act like they hate all his new sh*t, and like he hasn't done anything good in a long time. But when the new sh*t drop everybody gon check it out, out of curiosity and to be a part of the conversation/have a take.

Haters gon be in the theater mad as fu*k with they 3D glasses on. In their seat like

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Same time thinking about the hot take they gon give on Forums/TikTok/Youtube

Sphynx said James Cameron the Kanye of movies Everybody act like they hate all his new sh*t, and like he hasn't done anything good in a long time. But when the new sh*t drop everybody gon check it out, out of curiosity and to be a part of the conversation/have a take. Haters gon be in the theater mad as fu*k with they 3D glasses on. In their seat like view image Same time thinking about the hot take they gon give on Forums/TikTok/Youtube

No they arent

James Cameron is the Goat, numbers dont lie.

James Cameron pushes actors to the brink the whole the abyss cast hates him because he made them film underwater and risk the bends daily fu*king psychopath for the craft!

Hyped here

First one was meh

I'll watch it..not really hyped tho

Stop advertising on this site.

Boooo overrated af

I saw the first film in regular IMAX back in 2009, Avatar is the definition of a mid story with state of the art visual effects, just forgettable. I haven't watched it again since.

And then this was pointed out soon after in 2010

'Avatar' = 'Pocahontas' In Space

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All you could be like was, well sh*t

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Because I would be curious to know who has actually gave this film more than one viewing in the last 13 years

Micheal C. Will said I saw the first film in regular IMAX back in 2009, Avatar is the definition of a mid story with state of the art visual effects, just forgettable. I haven't watched it again since. And then this was pointed out soon after in 2010 'Avatar' = 'Pocahontas' In Space view image All you could be like was, well sh*t view image Because I would be curious to know who has actually gave this film more than one viewing in the last 13 years

People are just impressed by the cgi

Micheal C. Will said 'Avatar' = 'Pocahontas' In Space

It's a lot worse than that, actually.

"Avatar" is a line-by-line plagiarism of "Call Me Joe" which came out in 1957.

Joe is awakened in his den, when a pack of predators are attacking him. Using his great strength, and weapons made from sculpted ice, he k*lls the animals and, exultant, bays at the moon above him. A vital component shorts out, and "Joe" reverts to being a human, Ed Anglesey, wearing a special headset on a space station orbiting Jupiter. Anglesey furiously repairs the equipment to restore the connection. It transpires that such equipment failures are happening more and more often. All technical attempts at repair have failed, and instead a psionics expert, Cornelius, is brought to the station to determine if Anglesey himself is the problem. Anglesey uses a wheelchair. He is bad-tempered, dislikes all his colleagues, and is disliked in return. He is allowed to stay on the station only because of his ability to establish a telepathic connection with and thereby control Joe, a creature designed to survive the hostile conditions on the Jovian surface. Cornelius conjectures that something in Anglesey's mind rejects or fears Jupiter, and the resulting feedback keeps destroying the delicate equipment. Eventually Cornelius is allowed to share a session with Anglesey during an important part of the mission. A set of autonomous female Jovians, similar to Joe but lacking a human controller such as Anglesey, has been launched from the satellite and will soon land on Jupiter. Joe, still controlled by Anglesey, is to be the leader, and father, of a new race that will live on the planet. During this session, Cornelius becomes aware of a third mind – that of Joe himself. Anglesey's mind has been steadily transforming itself into Joe and shrinking in the process. Cornelius was looking at the problem from the wrong end – it was not Anglesey's fear of going to Jupiter and becoming sublimated into Joe's stronger character which was causing the blowouts, but his fear of leaving Jupiter and the freedom Joe's whole and healthy, though non-human, body allows him. Anglesey's existence is poor and constricted compared to Joe's, and the environment has shaped a personality that no longer wants to be human. Seeing himself from Cornelius's perspective, Joe becomes fully self-aware. He ejects Cornelius from the loop and shuts down what is left of Anglesey. Cornelius revives on the station next to the hollow shell of Anglesey's body. Far from being dismayed, Cornelius realizes that this is the way of the future. From now on people with diseased bodies and even the aged can be recruited for the Jovian program if they have the necessary talents. Eventually they will leave their bodies behind and become Jovians in the flesh, functioning as the priesthood of the new race.

I watched the OG in the IMAX 3D and that sh*t was amazing bruh.

It's the closest thing to 4D I've experienced, really made you feel like you were in the movie.

Storyline is weak but the visuals and technology is crazy.

I'm definitely going to the IMAX for this one too.