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[Blackkryptonite]

I was pleasantly surprised and really enjoyed the movie. It's packed full of social commentary AND spiritualism which some people may or may not connect with and as corny as it sounds i have to admit I walked out of there feeling a little more enlightened. I believe James Cameron did a spectacular job with every aspect and theme of this movie and Avatar will definitely go down as one of his best works. For those of you who have not seen it go check it out and enjoy the ride. Visually it's breath taking at time but if you pay attention and look past all the pretty colors you might get a little more out of it.

[SlipperyLilSuckers]

Finally saw it in 3D with my Dad today. I loved it.

[Meule]

Haven't seen it yet, but I probably will

[clemso]

I saw Avatar yesterday in 3d its a great family film, go and see it with family and friends.

[Zemo]

A space shuttle?

Settling the national debt of a small country?

Saving millions of starving people?

Getting Katrina survivors new homes?

Buying Paris Hilton's dog a new diamond-studded collar?

I would rather have Avatar.

[huedell]

Cameron isn't aiming too high or too low, just about mainstream,

That was what I did not like about TITANIC...it was "icky" mainstream.
We'll see how this one fares for me

[SlipperyLilSuckers]

Good to hear. I will definitely be seeing it.

[Hector]

Saw it last night - Wow!
Stunning visual effects - in 3D - that almost more than makes up for a more familiar story.

Cameron isn't aiming too high or too low, just about mainstream,
and it really succeeds on most levels, despite a run time of over 2.5 hours.

The alien world and language are unique enough, but still rooted in what we can understand, so the learning curve to immerse yourself as easy as opening your mind and imagination.

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I'll be checking it out, Rob...thanks for the post.

[jwyblejr]

No,Avatar.

[goldenryan]

I keep thinking of that cartoon on Nick with the bald headed kid.

Doug? skeeter was the blue guy.

[jwyblejr]

I keep thinking of that cartoon on Nick with the bald headed kid.

[Gorn Captain]

is ANYTHING ?

A space shuttle?

Settling the national debt of a small country?

Saving millions of starving people?

Getting Katrina survivors new homes?

Buying Paris Hilton's dog a new diamond-studded collar?

[Mikey]

Is it worth 300 million bucks?

is ANYTHING ?

[Gorn Captain]

Is it worth 300 million bucks?

[rchatlin]

Saw it last night - Wow!
Stunning visual effects - in 3D - that almost more than makes up for a more familiar story.

Cameron isn't aiming too high or too low, just about mainstream,
and it really succeeds on most levels, despite a run time of over 2.5 hours.

The alien world and language are unique enough, but still rooted in what we can understand, so the learning curve to immerse yourself as easy as opening your mind and imagination.

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