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Some footage from Fire and Ash But that walking scene through fire is taken from Diablo cinematic 100%

Different directors from T3 , (just relying on the big name that james made) to make money with garbage script, acting,plots, cgi And Avatar 1 was just another movie among many Nolan and James set the trend for the blockbusters that are today with Marvel having 2-3-4 per year JC push the...

where we can see this? DM please if you can

is like taking away Freddie Mercury voice from all of Queens tracks and what do you have left? Everything matters, the CGI, the story, the music, the actors, every detail Maybe in a movies like godfather you still can take away cgi and still left with something great, but when you build CGI art...

"James Cameron : Star Wars sequels sucked? Bored with Godzilla Vs Kong or boss Vs boss kind of movies? Newest Jurrasic World underperformed? Feeling bored about no movies just series? Disappointed with The Hobbit? OK, here is masterpiece from me."

Yes, it depends on the implementation, it must be cuts between the different frame rates scenes, and higher frame rates must be on high motion sequences and i bet James guys from Lightstorm knows this for sure. Hobbit suffered from this because even the slow scene were done under 48 fps and...

Cannot wait for the first iMax black and white movie

Probably next year will be a good one too with Dune part 2 and of course OPPENHEIMER

But you also said that you saw lower resolution...so, its strange and ill take it with a grain of salt until i will see it myself tomorrow. As an 3D animation and visual effects software engineer i found that to be cheap to lower the resolution for no reason at all since the budget was not...

So you saw shots with lower resolution on this Avatar the Way of Water? Strange

There is no 60 fps in the movie industry This Avatar is among the first to do 24 fps with 48 fps between different scenarios while the Hobbit was shot in full 48 fps and that make it weird since the static, slow burn shots are not suppose to be in higher frame rate ( you go full slow motion...