Not that I'm seeing why someone wouldn't like this film, especially if someone doesn't like rehashed plots, but what makes Avatar so much more special than the other billion and one films that have recycled plots from previous films? I can count the number of original screenplays that come out each year on one finger... if I'm lucky. So Avatar is doing nothing that other movies aren't doing, aside from using some unique tech to achieve its effects, BUT...

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I didn't like it's anti-business, anti-millitary, anti-technology story line. The media loves this leftist stuff. That's why it did so well. That's all they would talk about. That and king obama.

I swear that blue chick crying over dead flowers was driving me crazy.

I loved Avatar. I'm all for mother nature. It may have been a bit cliche but like Tron Fanatic said, what movie isn't?
I know this movie was political and just with any other political film, there will be people taking sides to either rip it to shreds or praise it to death. In this case, Avatar won more praise than shreds. And I for one, applaud it. It was a fun and exhilarating film with many heartfelt, meaningful moments. Since I do have a heart, I appreciated every moment of that.
No hate here.

Avatar was ok. It's a movie I saw once and really didn't have the need to see again.

The story wasn't all that interesting. It was an aliens vs. humans action movie where humans were the bad guys (mostly) this time and a few changing sides. Dances With Wolves, more or less. While visually stunning at times, I wasn't really blown away either. All in all, I wouldn't say it's bad but it's not something I'd even bother to rent let alone buy.

A lot of people say Avatar was overrated, but I feel the better term is over-hyped. Nothing lives up to Internet Hype (tm). It was a quality film with amazing cutting edge visuals. Pretty much in line with all Cameron films.

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I like Avatar as much as I like the Tron movies (or Star Wars, for that matter). I didn't care to much for the story, but the storytelling was engaging and I found the characters interesting.

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ShadowDragon1 Wrote: I don't hate it. Despite it being very deriviative of other films and such. I thought it was pretty good. I didn't mind it's heavy handed message at all. I feel that people/civilization that don't remember history, will eventually repeat the terrible acts of the past....

There's remembering history as to avoid repeating it, and then there's flogging a dead horse, which is where our society seems to be stuck. Let's move forward together as a people and not let ourselves be manipulated by politicians using prejudice and fear as tools to get votes!

Sorry.......what were we talking about again? ; )

Oh yeah! As far as Avatar is concerned it was generally entertaining but lacked a significant ingredient that Tron Legacy was chock full of. Heart. I felt the producers of Avatar got caught up in a similar paradox that the makers of The Phantom Menace did in trying to overwhelm the audience with visuals while leaving characters and story to suffer. Avatar was a bit better in the story aspect that TPM but characters were fairly one dimensional and I wasn't able to keep myself engaged with Avatar in the way I was with Tron Legacy. The each his own......

uuh.. yeaaah.

In my opinion Avatar did have heart. Yes it's message(s) where very heavy handed, but I still enjoyed the movie. I rather watch Avatar than 98% movies that came out over the past 2 years.

But Tron Legacy was something else. I immensely enjoyed it, and I think it's a awesome seqeul to the original TRON. But it's ending left me feeling really down, like a friend has just died level of sad. Which it's good that evokes a strong emotional response, but still leaves me really wanting a sequel with something uplifting and triumpant in it like TRON (1982) ending did.
For me Avatar's ending left me feeling elated and triumphant and hopefull, few movies to none ever evoke such a feeling in me.

It was ok, not my fave movie or anything. One part that bothered me though the whole last part of the movie was that....

Spoilers just in case. Go watch it will ya?






... Jake passes out and totally forgets afterward to tell the Na'vi that the humans only want their resources, not their lives.
Though I can't remember if the humans attacked during the time he was out. But still, he could have done something a lot sooner. What a derp.

Kite Wrote: derp.

I will be using this word. Never heard it, but I will use it. Derp. I like it.