It has been 13 years since we last spent any time in Pandora, the magical moon situated somewhere in the Alpha Centauri star system, and the truth is, most of us haven t missed it much.
Experience the amazing world of Pandora like never before as “Avatar: The Way of Water” arrives in cinemas nationwide today. The film makes stunning use of cutting-edge technology that allows viewers to feel as if they are in the blue world itself, showing why it is best seen in 3D, 4D, or IMAX form
Avatar 2 has plenty of screening options, including 3D, IMAX, high frame rate, 4DX, and standard 2D. Every single one has its place. Here’s a rundown of your options, and how to find a non-HFR or 4DX screening.
Is the chance to work on one of the biggest film franchises with one of the biggest directors and some of the biggest names in Hollywood worth dropping out of school for? For these young actors, the answer is a resounding "yes". During an interview with regional media earlier this month, Avatar newcomers Jamie Flatters and Bailey Bass shared that.
James Cameron’s sequel drowns the audience in jaw-dropping visuals, just like the first film did in 2009, but if you’re after more than visual awe, be warned: The Way of Water copies its predecessor and suffers from middle-chapter syndrome, quickly dissipating from memory and broader cultural s.