Sci-Fi Avatar: Fire and Ash

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Zoe Saldaña Urges James Cameron to Make ‘Avatar’ Doc to ‘Give Us a Chance to Explain’ Why Motion Capture Is the ‘Most Empowering Form of Acting’

Zoe Saldana wants James Cameron to make a documentary about 'Avatar' so that people can finally see just how much acting goes into motion capture.

variety.com

 

[Still Wynning]

Zoe Saldaña Urges James Cameron to Make ‘Avatar’ Doc to ‘Give Us a Chance to Explain’ Why Motion Capture Is the ‘Most Empowering Form of Acting’

Zoe Saldana wants James Cameron to make a documentary about 'Avatar' so that people can finally see just how much acting goes into motion capture.

variety.com

I would watch it.

 

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Sigourney Weaver's Kiri has 'realisations and discoveries' to come in Avatar: Fire And Ash

Sigourney Weaver returns as Na'vi teenager Kiri in James Cameron's third Avatar film. Read more at Empire.

www.empireonline.com

 

[Kane52630]

I was hoping for Dua Lipa but alas...

 

[Drizzle]

*Saddest ending in the series yet*

*credits roll*

 

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Avatar 3: Fire And Ash Gets Unsurprising Rating Ahead of 2025 Release

James Cameron's Pandoran epic is not reinventing the wheel for Avatar 3: Fire and Ash, a least rating-wise.

thedirect.com

 

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‘Avatar: Fire and Ash’ Sets Global Premiere Tour Dates

'Avatar: Fire & Ash' Global Premiere Tour Sets Dates

deadline.com

 

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Fire And Water: Making The Avatar Films review: Essential viewing for the Na'vi Nation

Disney+'s two-part documentary, streaming now, digs deep into the making of James Cameron's Avatar movies ahead of Fire And Ash's release. Read our review.

www.empireonline.com

 

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[Lily Adler]

*Saddest ending in the series yet*

*credits roll*

Too bad this didn't happen during Bangerz Miley.

 

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To Fully Understand James Cameron's Genius, You Have To Watch This Documentary - SlashFilm

The Disney+ documentary Fire and Water: Making the Avatar Movies shows how James Cameron solved the biggest filmmaking problem of his career in amazing detail.

www.slashfilm.com

 

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Avatar: Fire and Ash

AMC has been advised that this film contains sequences with flashing lights that may affect photosensitive viewers.

www.amctheatres.com

 

[squeekness]

Better wear a diaper, lol.

 

[ThePowerCosmic]

I'll be seated and comfy in my Fantastic Four pajamas and matching blanket. I'll also be sure to bring snacks, water and shrooms. I'm in this for the long-haul.

 

[Drizzle]

I was fine during Way of Water at 3:12 so an extra three minutes won't hurt me. But all in all that's still about a 4 hour event when you factor in trailers so I still think the idea of a brief intermission while Pandora ambience plays on the screen isn't so bad either.

 

[Kane52630]

 

[ThePowerCosmic]

I think it's crazy how Fire and Ash and Titanic are both 3 hrs 15 mins long and both have release dates of December 19th for their respective years.

 

[Drizzle]

I saw this clip at the end of the two part doc and I was surprised they released something so spoilery. Not so much the Spider/Fire Clan stuff as much as Jake and Quaritch working together.

 

[squeekness]

I was fine during Way of Water at 3:12 so an extra three minutes won't hurt me. But all in all that's still about a 4 hour event when you factor in trailers so I still think the idea of a brief intermission while Pandora ambience plays on the screen isn't so bad either.

They used to have intermission. We had one when my mom took me to see Ghandi. That was 3 hours long.

 

[3rdstone]

They used to have intermission. We had one when my mom took me to see Ghandi. That was 3 hours long.

Yeah, I saw Gandhi as well with my school back in the days, and there was an intermission. Never would I've thought that in the future there would be even longer movies without intermission.

 

[squeekness]

Yeah, I saw Gandhi as well with my school back in the days, and there was an intermission. Never would I've thought that in the future there would be even longer movies without intermission.

I can only think it's because most people just stream at home now. Still, for the price you pay for the theater ticket they could at least give you a chance to pee halfway through, lol.

 

[Zantera]

I'm not a fan of the intermission personally as I can't think of anything that would break my immersion of a movie more than pausing the movie and taking a 10 minute break to leave the room. If it's a first time viewing I always want to see it in one go without any distractions even if I can also feel the 'fatigue' from sitting still for a movie that long.

But I also understand some people suffer from that more and some people seem to need a bathroom visit every 1-2 hours so I can see why the intermission would be appealing to some.

 

[AVEITWITHJAMON]

I can only think it's because most people just stream at home now. Still, for the price you pay for the theater ticket they could at least give you a chance to pee halfway through, lol.

Yep, especially as I am getting older. Holding a pee in for 3 hours or more is tough in your 40's.