So, Pandora's once again invaded by humans, including a avatar-ized Quaritch who's hunting for Jake and his family.
Of course, the visuals are stunning... but the movie drags on quite a bit because the story feels recycled and thin, the "everything's connected"-angle very heavy-handed (I'm just saying space whale hunts)... and the family drama predictable. Not sure Avatar needed this sequel (or any that are yet to come).
Shout by nicky2910BlockedParentSpoilers2023-12-08T23:30:25Z
So, Pandora's once again invaded by humans, including a avatar-ized Quaritch who's hunting for Jake and his family.
Of course, the visuals are stunning... but the movie drags on quite a bit because the story feels recycled and thin, the "everything's connected"-angle very heavy-handed (I'm just saying space whale hunts)... and the family drama predictable. Not sure Avatar needed this sequel (or any that are yet to come).