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    1. #1
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      Avatar is AMAZING!!!!!!!!!!!!!

      That is all thank you.

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    2. #2
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      yes it is. I watched in iMax 3d and it was pure brilliance!

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      I thought it was just some movie bragged up way too much... may have to get a ticket lol

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      my son said the same thing I might have to go see that cartoon.
      "Get your facts first, and then you can distort them as much as you please"

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      I want to see it. My dads wife had to leave after about 15 minutes to vomit. The 3D motion or something in it made her sick and she could not watch it.
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    6. #6
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      Saw it in 3D and thoroughly enjoyed the movie. Even if it's story is similar in so many ways to other movies.
      Special effects were frekin amazing.
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    7. #7
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      The wife and I saw the 3D version on Friday. The special effects alone are worth the price of admission. The gizmos, especially the walking combat robot, are very cool.
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      I only saw it in 2D locally last night but it was great. It's a drive but my wife and I are going to travel to an Imax theater.
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    9. #9
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      watched it 3D yesterday - awesome movie!
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      Great movie, I really enjoyed it. The CGI looks top-notch, doesn't look like a "cartoon" at all.
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      State of the art 3D CGI....you have no problem believing what you're seeing...it doesn't come across as a "cartoon" at all. The 3D effect was brilliant....really added to the show.
      Basically Dances With Wolves in outer space...but thats cool, I really liked that movie....
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    12. #12
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      yeah nevermind the story getaload of those graphics!

    13. #13
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      That is one of the most amazing films I have seen, the real world and the imaginary fuse so seamlessly you forget the boundary and get pulled into the story and the surrounds.
      The facial expressions must be mapped off the real persons face, as they are exactly like a real person's facial movements: cheeks, lips, eyebrows, etc.

      We went to see it in 3D and It is a new generation of 3D filiming, it is like high definition in 3D, it is amazing, they did not do the gimmicky tricks of poking at you or any of that, simply stunning.
      I am buying a Blue Ray player in anticipation of the public release.

      Here is one still shot in a decent resolution:
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      I thought it was great.Sadly the underlying message is all to common.

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      Quote Originally Posted by steelcity6 View Post
      I thought it was great.Sadly the underlying message is all to common.
      What's all to common?

    16. #16
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      Saw it Sunday with the wife and son. I agree it is fantastic. The best 3D I have ever seen. I plan on watching it again next week at the IMAX in Knoxville.

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      I only saw the 2D version. I was afraid that I would not enjoy 3 hours of 3D. So even in 2D it is stunning. Like mentioned though,the story line is obvious and nothing new. Doesn't matter though as the movie is done so very well overall that it's fantastic.
      Trey

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      ~ Jon Hammond

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    18. #18
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      Tony ss wants to argue with someone...

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      Quote Originally Posted by Larry Callahan View Post
      I want to see it. My dads wife had to leave after about 15 minutes to vomit. The 3D motion or something in it made her sick and she could not watch it.
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    20. #20
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      Just saw it in 3D ....Fantastic is an understatement! I will go to the city and see it in IMAX next week.
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