Avatar: The Way of Water
Seems like a recycling of the first movie. It lead nowhere on overall story. They didn’t even try to bring in new characters; they just brought back the dead ones. Directing this movie is insanely difficult so props to James Cameron. It’s crazy that after 10 years the cgi looks the same and no improvements have been made. Fell asleep during the second act and the third act was underwhelming. The death of the older son was so predictable and it followed the cliche of the good son dying to let the young wild one build character. One last movie should be made to make this a trilogy and end the series not 5 more.
Mini Review: Seems like a recycling of the first movie. It lead nowhere on overall story. They didn’t even try to bring in new characters; they just brought back the dead ones. Directing this movie is insanely difficult so props to James Cameron. It’s crazy that after 10 years the cgi looks the same and no improvements have been made. Fell asleep during the second act and the third act was underwhelming. The death of the older son was so predictable and it followed the cliche of the good son dying to ...
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