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Rating: 7 stars

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Avatar: The Way of Water (2022)

Directed by James Cameron

Action | Adventure | Fantasy

Most recently watched by VicnaLobster, CaptainBigTime, sleestakk, lordofthemovies

Overview

Set more than a decade after the events of the first film, learn the story of the Sully family (Jake, Neytiri, and their kids), the trouble that follows them, the lengths they go to keep each other safe, the battles they fight to stay alive, and the tragedies they endure.

Rated PG-13 | Length 192 minutes

Actors

Sam Worthington | Zoe Saldana | Sigourney Weaver | Stephen Lang | Kate Winslet | Cliff Curtis | Joel David Moore | CCH Pounder | Edie Falco | Jemaine Clement | Giovanni Ribisi | Britain Dalton | Jamie Flatters | Trinity Bliss | Jack Champion | Brendan Cowell | Bailey Bass | Filip Geljo | Duane Evans Jr. | Dileep Rao | Matt Gerald | Robert Okumu | Jennifer Stafford | Keston John | Kevin Dorman | Alicia Vela-Bailey | Sean Anthony Moran | Andrew Arrabito | Johnny Alexander | Kim Do | Victor T. Lopez | Maria Walker | Phil Brown | Jocelyn Christian | Joel Tobeck | Moana Ete | Phil Peleton | Jamie Landau | Jim Moore | Benjamin Hoetjes | Nikita Tu Bryant | Anthony Ahern | Shane Rangi | Rick Lucas | Tanya Drewery | Ava Diakhaby | Isaac Te Reina | Eric Farmer | Philip Mtambo | Daniel Lough | Cruz Moir | Alex Lucas | Scarlett Fernandez | Chloe Coleman | Jeremy Irwin | Jake McLean | CJ Jones

Viewing History (seen 2 times)

Viewing Notes

I am still steadfastly anti-3D but if any movie deserves to be seen in 3D it’s going to be the sequel to Avatar. And so we chose the Dolby Cinema 3D showing. Not gonna lie, the 3D looks amazing in this movie.

Going to a show opening weekend is always a bad move for big tent pole films like this because all the people who never go to movies come out. I resigned myself to this and sure enough sat next to probably the worst person in the entire theater. She never stopped moving (even bugged Tonia two seats away), used her phone multiple times and in general was just a fucking cunt. Her entire family (husband and teenage daughter) left more trash then you’d see in an NYC alley on the wrong side of town. I hope Krampus pays that fucking family a visit this Christmas.

Anyway, the movie. Visually stunning and immersive, as one would expect. The story felt like more of the same though, to the point of bringing back characters who’d died before, which just felt incongruous to me.

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