Avatar: The Way of Water

This isn't just a movie, it's a spiritual experience. This is what every artist aims to achieve, something that touches the human core. From the STUNNING immersive 3D visuals, the beautiful score to the relatable character motivations. This is what movie lovers have been starving for, for the past 8+ years of crappy, political laden, "comedic" dialogue, time and money wasting movies. It's as if movies have been written and directed by A.I and not actual humans. Avatar 2 has taken us back to when things were REAL. Thank you J.Cameron and everyone that worked on this masterpiece.

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[Cameron] may not be a great artist, or a visionary, but in its look, and its feeling for family, this behemoth enterprise still has an ardent, cornball grandeur to it. I look forward to “Avatar 3.”

Peter Rainer

Christian Science Monitor

As an experience, Avatar: The Way of Water is second to none. In terms of the storytelling, though, James Cameron has fallen into the exact same pitfalls as he did on the first visit to Pandora.

The film not only rejects any criticisms – and there are many! – of the first film, but doubles down on them, delivering an even more hokily disjointed narrative, ramping up the sentimental cut-aways of human/animal camaraderie, and ramming unearned, broad-brush emotion down the viewer’s throat like so much salty popcorn.