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RE: AVATAR

Posted by chris.redmond2@bushinternet.com (R) on December 20, 2009 at 11:13:41

In Reply to: AVATAR posted by PhilJ on December 18, 2009 at 15:21:46:

Yep, took my ex's son to see it on Saturday after booking it over a month in advance in order to get the two best seats at the iMax.

This really is a film which demands the big screen and I'd say which also demands 3D. The only other film I'd watched with the new clear (non red/green) 3D glasses was the last in the 'Final Destination' franchise where the 3D effect was something of a distraction if anything.

With Avatar, after the first few minutes of adjusting to the effect I just became more involved in the film, and in general the iMax + 3D + spectacular landscapes of Pandora resulted in an immersive movie experience which cannot be recommended enough.

Hi-brow critics will no doubt pick holes in the well trodden path the story follows, with elements of Dances with Wolves, Rambo, Rocky, Alien - take your pick - but a pox on anyone who gives this film the merest semblance of a thumbs down.

Superb.


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Best Regards,
Chris Redmond.

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