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Avatar is a number of things, many of them great, even if the film isn’t quite the cinematic game changer Hollywood moguls would have you believe (certainly no more so than director James Cameron’s previous techno-feats Terminator 2 and Titanic). As entertainment goes, it is, above all else, extremely cheesy, and whether or not one enjoys the film largely comes down to their taste for this particular brand of unrestrained earnestness. Like the similarly larger-than-life storytelling of Titanic, it is a film drunk on its own excesses, and one that much better for it.
If one judges plot by originality and unpredictability, Avatar's doesn't have much going for it, but as an unpretentiously eager retelling of the familiar gucci purses for cheap, it succeeds quite admirably. (Recounting the plot here seems rather trite given the generally widespread knowledge.) Dummies get hung up on the similarity to FernGully (a non-conversation that should have ended after the initial, witty trailer mash-up), ditto the parallels to Pocahontas (or rather, The New World). Avatar revels in the archetypal broadness of its story, hoping to instill itself in your mind as something of a pre-existing classic mens gucci sunglasses, even as it unfolds for the first time. For the most part, it works.
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Avatar Film Review
James Cameron Directs a Visual Masterpiece
Avatar Succeeds as an Adventure Film
Two-dimensionally speaking, Avatar is nearly a visual masterpiece, a Metropolis-like spectacle. Sure, it largely mimics the artwork of Roger Dean, which is another way of saying that this alien world is entrancing without being overwhelming, a pleasing quality given the difficulty of adjusting to watching photorealistic blue people scampering across the scream for nearly three hours. The life forms of Pandora are little more than slightly varied versions of numerous Earthly counterparts discount gucci purses, yet this isn't a hindrance to the efforts on display. If the far-away world of Pandora were any more alien in design (the flora and fauna are luminescent and glow when walked upon [like the sidewalk in Michael Jackson’s “Billie Jean” video], while most animals have six legs, etc.), Avatar might prove visually top-heavy for its simple trajectory; the relative recognizability of this world allows the similarly stripped-down story to function that much more effortlessly.