[Zizu]

Originally Posted by arista

Times Radio Presenter
went last night
he said it was 3 hours and 15mins
far too long.

There are just some people who just don’t appreciate the finer things in life



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[Santa's NaughtiNess]

Watched it last week. Absolutely brilliant! Time went quickly. Great story and it looks incredible.

[arista]

Originally Posted by Santa's Little Helper

Watched it last week. Absolutely brilliant! Time went quickly. Great story and it looks incredible.

I will buy it on Blu-ray 3-D
able to pause it, will be better.

[arista]

Got a Good Review
on TRTworldHD Showcase show

Saying set in the Future
with a warning.

[bots]

Avatar: The Way Of Water has made $1bn (£831m) at the global box office in just 14 days, becoming the fastest film to pass the milestone this year.

The long-delayed sequel has proved a hit with audiences despite wildly varying reviews.

It is only one of three films to surpass $1bn this year, after Top Gun: Maverick and Jurassic World Dominion.

However, director James Cameron has said his technologically innovative movie needs to make $2bn to break even.

The film picks up after the events of 2009's Avatar, which is the highest-grossing film of all time, with box office receipts of $2.97 billion (£2.47 billion).

Analysts say the new instalment is unlikely to beat that figure, as cinema attendances are still down, post-pandemic.

But based on current performance, the film is likely to overtake Top Gun: Maverick as the biggest film of 2022.

That news may come as a surprise to critics, some of whom panned The Way Of Water as a "lumbering, humourless damp squib of a movie" in which "nothing meaningful happens" and "the story is really pretty stupid".

Others were more enthusiastic, calling the film an "eye-popping, jaw-dropping spectacle" and a "fully immersive waking dream".

[Zizu]

Looks like there’s gonna be at least another THREE Avatar movies

:/:/;/:/:

Cameron somewhat roped himself into making another three Avatar films as the long-awaited sequel has dominated the box office since its premiere on December 16.

"I'm gonna have to do these other sequels," Cameron said earlier in January. "I know what I'm going to be doing the next six or seven years. The point is we're going to be okay."

In our 8/10 review of the sequel, IGN said: "Avatar: The Way of Water is a clear improvement on its predecessor and, though its story isn’t breaking new ground, its jaw-dropping visuals make this an irresistible return to Pandora."


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