Jan 05
Less than one month after release James Cameron’s block buster 3D movie Avatar has hit the $1Billion mark already making it the fourth highest grossing movie ever.
I must say that my boys and I really enjoyed Avatar and seeing it in RealD’s 3D bodes well for future home 3D. With many TV manufacturers signing up to RealD I’m really look forward to using similar technology in the home. Avatar used 3D very well throughout the whole movie to give real depth, not just the odd pop-out gimmick.
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February 2nd, 2010 at 7:30 pm
Throughout the film, I was momentarily jarred by many of the same things that were been discussed here, but for the most part, I dismissed them as my pleasure continued. Even the heavy-handed expression of commercialism or the over controlling were accepted as being a important part of the film.But there one technical issue that (oddly enough, I guess) irritated me. I had no way to go back and watch it again, but I’m pretty sure that when the Colonel was killed, he took his hands off the robot controls, trying to remove the arrow/bolt. Yet, with the Colonel’s death, the robot TOPPLED OVER! I would have expected such a machine just to simply stop moving and stand there.
February 7th, 2010 at 9:39 pm
Through out the movie, I was momentarily jarred by most of the similar things that have been discussed here, but for the most part, I forgot them as my pleasure continued. Even the over zealous depiction of “corporate greed” or the over bearing were accepted as being a critical section of the film.But there one small issue that (oddly enough, I guess) irked me. There was no way to go back and view it again, but I’m pretty sure that when the Colonel was killed, he took his hands off the robot controls, trying to remove the arrow/bolt. Yet, with the Colonel’s death, the robot TOPPLED OVER! I would have expected such a machine just to simply stop moving and stand there.