Avatard 3 trailer leak
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Sleepwalker
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Avatar sucks. Yes the visual presentation is incredible but that's about it.
Little Mac
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SidViscous
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the fire avatars look awesome, never doubt James Cameron
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*Refreshes biennially
I just want a Terminator movie set in the future war as depicted in T1 and T2. Please Cameron, no more fucking Smurfs.
I think the Navi design is getting stale. They have no musculature, ribs, belly flex. They were impressive in 2008, the aquatic aspect covered it in 2022, but now, almost 20 years on, they really need to bump up their design from these spindly stick figures to something more organic looking.
And we need other aliens to show up. Push that "colonialism" aspect to "oh shit, humans ain't the most high tech exploitators out there!".
And we need other aliens to show up. Push that "colonialism" aspect to "oh shit, humans ain't the most high tech exploitators out there!".
dorkimoe
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LOVED the first one. the second one was...just the first one again but not as good lol. I remember NOTHING about the second other than the story was almost similar?
Lunarorbit
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Oh they brought back white rasta guy...how fun. When i saw that dude on the trailer for the last film i knew I didn't wanna watch it.
Seriously, has anyone met a white person with dreads and not come away thinking the person was kinda tapped in the head?
Seriously, has anyone met a white person with dreads and not come away thinking the person was kinda tapped in the head?
Ironbunny
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He is the macguffin though, the reason for the bad guy half cat guy to keep coming. Plus he's gonna knock up the cat daughter. And he serves as a size reminder.Yea that rasta guy was such a waste of space in the movie.
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Psyched. I'll see it at least twice in IMAX 3D.
ForAcademicPurposes
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Who has the best production design when it comes to sci-fi at the moment? Villeneuve?
All that Avatar stuff is straight out of a TitanFall concept art book. Which isn't bad, but it's not striking. Seen it before.
All that Avatar stuff is straight out of a TitanFall concept art book. Which isn't bad, but it's not striking. Seen it before.
AJUMP23
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How could it be better than itself? Is there an Avatar movie between Avatar 2 and Avatar?
RiccochetJ
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The_Observer
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I will never understand how this franchise became so big and popular. It's a dime a dozen movie to me
Days like these...
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Financial success does not necessarily equal cultural impact. Anecdotal and all but I've never heard anyone irl talk about these movies.
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kpopSuperstar
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There are better ways to do this than an annoying teenage rastafari.
DKehoe
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It's a visual spectacle and, as we've seen in his other work, while there may be other films with flashier or sharper writing, Cameron has an understanding of the fundamental building blocks of a story and how to get people invested.
Agreed. My only real regret about this decades long Avatar journey is that we missed out on Cameron re-defining SO MANY OTHER genres that have grown stale.
Imagine Cameron taking on Spiderman or Wonder Woman. Or really spending some thought and energy on taking Terminator to the next level. Or working with Jason Statham to make The Meg 3 into the global blockbuster we never knew we needed!
Or just new IPs not so rooted in this pastoral native fantasy. More cosmic horror focused, or more grounded sci-fi like he did with Strange Days.
LimanimaPT
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I've skipped the second, I'm sure I'm going to skip the 3rd.
The first was already meh.
The first was already meh.
DKehoe
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It is a shame how much of Cameron's time has been taken up by it. Like I said I'm not some huge Avatar fan. But it's clearly what he's invested in. So if that's where his interest lies these days then I'm cool with seeing what he does. I think I'd rather that than him just being another director who gets tied down to one of the big existing franchises. Whatever you want to say about Avatar the concept is his rather than something someone created 50 years ago and we've already seen numerous versions of. It'd be cool to see him come back to Terminator. But I imagine that if he'd had some amazing concept for a new Terminator film that he was so invested in that he wanted to dive back into that world then it would have happened. He probably just feels like he's done everything he wants to with that world. So rather than him doing something just for the sake of it I'm more interested in him making what his passion project is.
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I love the Avatar movies, but it's absolutely true that James Cameron could have done so much more after becoming king of the world in 1997. Cameron almost three decades by focusing only on Avatar and has diluted his legacy compared to other great directors. Spielberg made 17 (!) movies between 1997-2025. I'd give up all three Avatar movies easily for an alternate history Cameron filmography where Cameron didn't focus on deep sea adventures and blue aliens, but directed a dozen movies in all kinds of genres.
DirtInUrEye
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I watched the first one on a camcorder bootleg on a first gen 7" Amazon tablet.
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chromhound
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Missed it 
SirKicksalot
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Have fun: https://www.teako170.com/cameron.html
Some of his art is also floating around. This is his actual draft, there's an older one by someone else with his name on it for like rights reasons or whatever.
AJUMP23
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If I ever used this term at work to describe all the millennials that loved avatar.....Instant firing.
ClanOfNone
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I agree. The "Dances With Wolves in SPACCCEE!" premise ran outta gas before the first movie was through and there was nothing else there.
"ChatGPT, read this script and summarize it for me!"
"It is excellent, but could only be brought to life by a small boy named Tom Holland."
"Damn you, AI, you blew it all up. You blew it all up!"
touchfuzzy
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This gets bandied about very often and it doesn't make any sense. The studio doesn't have him locked in to some multi-decade contract guaranteeing he's miserable making Avatar movies forever, or have his family held hostage or something. This is literally his ultimate passion project. If James Cameron could go and make absolutely anything he wanted to, it's Avatar. There is no 'alternate history'.
Fbh
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It got taken down.
But I'll take a wild guess and say Jake Sully and family go to a new tribe, are treated as outsiders at first but eventually are welcomed as one of the tribe, we see humans exploiting the nature of Pandora is some new way and it ends with them fighting the exact same bad guy for the third time in a row as we learn that humas bad, nature good.
But I'll take a wild guess and say Jake Sully and family go to a new tribe, are treated as outsiders at first but eventually are welcomed as one of the tribe, we see humans exploiting the nature of Pandora is some new way and it ends with them fighting the exact same bad guy for the third time in a row as we learn that humas bad, nature good.
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SirKicksalot
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HFR is "graded" shot by shot with this tool but they ran out of time: https://www1.truecutmotion.com/?page_id=452
I expect most dialogue scenes will be 24 fps and the framerate won't change as often
SILKYSMOOTH30FPS
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Femboys series. Couldn't even get past the second half of the first movie.