It has taken more than ten years for James Cameron to take us back to Pandora. More than ten years to make us dream again and enrapture us with the adventures of the Na'vi.
And you can tell when a film is made with care, with care and, of course, with a lot of money invested. And Avatar is a clear example of this. An almost impeccable film, in my opinion, in which its 192 minutes of footage show you another region of Pandora. And with it, new creatures, new cultures and new adventures.
And just as it did in the first part, it holds up a mirror to us and shows us how cruel and monstrous human beings can be.
Avatar 2 is a film about family, above all. Not just the one we forge with blood ties, but those people who become our world. And it broadens our horizons, showing us more characters besides Jake and Neytiri, and learning more about the world of Pandora.
Needless to say, technically it is outstanding, and the only "but" I can give it is that it stretches out some scenes a little too long, but it's not overly annoying and exhausting. It is a film you must see more than once to appreciate the beauty of the water worlds Cameron shows us, their creatures and their people.
Review by Fr3d1BlockedParent2022-12-30T16:39:38Z
It has taken more than ten years for James Cameron to take us back to Pandora. More than ten years to make us dream again and enrapture us with the adventures of the Na'vi.
And you can tell when a film is made with care, with care and, of course, with a lot of money invested. And Avatar is a clear example of this. An almost impeccable film, in my opinion, in which its 192 minutes of footage show you another region of Pandora. And with it, new creatures, new cultures and new adventures.
And just as it did in the first part, it holds up a mirror to us and shows us how cruel and monstrous human beings can be.
Avatar 2 is a film about family, above all. Not just the one we forge with blood ties, but those people who become our world. And it broadens our horizons, showing us more characters besides Jake and Neytiri, and learning more about the world of Pandora.
Needless to say, technically it is outstanding, and the only "but" I can give it is that it stretches out some scenes a little too long, but it's not overly annoying and exhausting. It is a film you must see more than once to appreciate the beauty of the water worlds Cameron shows us, their creatures and their people.