I feel like I missed something important going into this movie. While there’s clearly an angle about how humans damage the environment, mostly it plays out as a pretty typical action-romance storyline, and its importance comes from the fact that it's such a technically impressive piece of work. Sam Worthington portrays "Jake," a soldier who can’t walk and is asked to help with a project on another planet. To encourag…

It's quite well-made from a technical standpoint.

This movie was just fantastic! I really loved it; it was so well done.

Returning to Avatar only solidified my appreciation for Pandora. James Cameron’s creation of the world is truly remarkable, alongside a score by James Horner that sticks with you and visuals unlike anything I’d seen before—they really enhance the story being told. It's hard to grasp why people forget about these characters! I am eagerly anticipating tomorrow's IMAX presentation of Avatar: The Way of Water!

It’s a movie experience, but unlike anything we’ve seen before. After more than twelve years of development in James Cameron's mind, the film finally appeared in theaters late in 2009. With an enormous budget, Avatar quickly earned massive amounts worldwide—and that doesn't even include sales of DVDs and Blu-rays. The movie, along with all its technical innovations, is a truly monumental moment in cinema history. …