Avatar 2 review

Disney's “Avatar: The Way of Water,” which clocks in at over three hours long, is a stunning piece of blockbuster cinema, according to critics.

Chang said its "marvelous" to have Cameron's presence back on the big screen. "Much as you might long for Cameron to keep us down there — to give us, in effect, the most expensive and elaborate underwater hangout movie ever made — he can't or won't sustain all this dreamy Jacques-Cousteau-on-mushrooms wonderment for three-plus hours," he wrote. "There was potential here for something lovely, a sweet and moving environmental parable clocking in at 90 minutes, tops." "The 3D visuals are undoubtedly cool, but it shouldn't be the only reason to see this film," she added. "Long, long sequels. "As is the case with most of Cameron's films, what elevates his work is the bravado of his execution, allowing magnificent beasts and scenery prime real estate on the screen, while large-scale battles have tight spatial and rhythmic coherence," he wrote. However, she says the visuals aren't enough to outweigh the lackluster story. "Plot-wise, this movie is treading water," she wrote. "But I've never thought Cameron was God's gift to cinema," she added. The family is driven from their forest home when humans return to re-colonize parts of Pandora. Apparently, there are several unresolved narratives that audiences will have to wait to see in future Avatar movies. But, its narrative is thin and, like the original, doesn't hold up against Cameron's lofty technical ambitions, several critics said.

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What that will mean for the future of moviegoing is a lot less clear than the pristine oceans of Pandora, but if you want to get a peek at what might be coming next, you might as well dive in. (All this is somewhat hastily clarified in a data dump as the movie begins, and you don’t need to grasp all the specifics in order to understand that big blue bad guy wants to kill big blue good guy and, if possible, his big blue family as well.) Given that this seems sure to be one of the few must-see-it-in-a-theater movie releases of the year, and that the tickets will be sold at a higher price point than those for your average 2D blockbuster, it seems like a safe bet that Avatar: The Way of Water will set another box-office record. To round out the cute-kid ensemble there is Spider (Jack Champion), a human boy who was abandoned by the colonizing forces that left Pandora at the end of the first film and who has grown up as a kind of self-sufficient wild child. [Titanic](https://slate.com/culture/2012/04/james-cameron-s-titanic-starring-leonardo-dicaprio-and-kate-winslet-now-in-3d-reviewed.html) and [The Abyss](https://slate.com/news-and-politics/2005/02/james-cameron-will-he-resurface.html) has a well-established penchant for going hard, which is why the most satisfying stretches of his new 3-hour-plus epic about the imperiled Na’vi people are those that take place in and around the oceanic home of the Metkayina people, a Na’vi tribe that lives in close contact with the sea and has evolved to survive for long periods underwater. In the nonfictional realm, Cameron also became a deep-sea explorer, using some of his massive profits from the first Avatar to construct a single-person submarine in which he became the

Avatar 2 is all set to take over the international box office on December 16. The James Cameron-directed visual extravaganza will be nothing short of a ...

Avatar 2 can be viewed online once it releases on an OTT platform. In India, the film is set to take an opening of Rs 40 crore in all languages. All moviegoers can book Avatar 2 movie tickets on BookMyShow or on PayTM for any theatre/cinema hall near you.