Maybe. But even from my mom’s basement, I still hate the 4K transfers and don’t want to buy themmfunk9786 wrote: Tue Jan 28, 2025 4:20 pm The only contribution I have to make on this discussion is that revisiting the first two Avatar films, I was completely wrong about them the first time around*. Utterly brilliant mass entertainment, leaps and bounds ahead of the way other blockbuster films are made and packaged. He can tell me to move out of mom's basement all he wants.
*I might need to blame the terrible theatrical 3D experience for this in both cases, but I know that ultimately it falls on me completely missing the point.
Avatar and the Avatar Cadence (James Cameron, 2009-2031)
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Re: Avatar and the Avatar Cadence (James Cameron, 2009-2031)
I don’t hate the Avatar films; Cameron still has a way with spectacle that few directors, if any, can match. But they all have functionally the same very simplistic storylines (which I find a bit more problematic when he inject the political element) and 3 hour+ overlength, and compared to something like LOTR, the design of the fantasy world is really unimaginative, at least in my opinion.
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