‘Avatar’ World Premiere in London Dec. 10

COMMENTS (45)

• I am really surprised. So much negative comments and annonymous “critics”(who havent done anything in their life) cowardly hiding behind those screens.
  This is really upsetting.
  We havent seen this film yet, but You already wanting it to fail so hard. This is so looserish, idiotic and immature.
  I admit there are sincere people who not interested/impressed in this film. But they’re not following every single Avatar related post with negative comments! That makes them sincere and You trolls/loosers.
  To those Who accusing Avatar beeing another Hollywood pop-garbage flick. Have you seen it?! Have anyone of You seen it?

  I have to agree, There is too much Hype for this film. It not making any good. Just go to see and enjoy it(if this will be worth it) Enjoy your life, cause tomorrow might be your last day.

  Stop beeing infantile critics, annonymously attacking any new feature film(without seeing it first), music album(without listening to it first), book (without readining it first), any famous person(without acheving “something” in your personal life first)!

  Just admit it.

  Comment by Henry — Thursday December 3, 2009 @ 5:35pm PST  Reply to this post

  • I don’t want this movie to be an epic fail… Granted some people on here do – but a lot of people have heard how much money’s been spent and how amazing it is supposed to be and then they’ve watched the trailers… and it doesn’t look so amazing after all. Maybe the trailers just don’t do it justice.

    Personally the way I work with films is this – if you have a burning desire to go see it then go, if not then just wait until your friends have seen it and see what they think of it and then have a rethink.

    Comment by mongoose — Friday December 11, 2009 @ 5:59pm PST  Reply to this post

• Big scene stuff will be amazing. Nobody directs action sequences (so that they’re exciting while at the same time being CLEAR) better than Cameron. Nobody is really close.

  What is encouraging so far about the close work on the CGI, is the level of personality/facial expression delivered with the emotion capture system looks like it works. Usually when you see animated scenes over & over again, they look less human and more cartoony. In the case of the clips released so far, the opposite is true. The Navi look more and more solid, like real animals (or dysmorphic people).

  Comment by rehabdoc — Wednesday December 9, 2009 @ 8:33am PST  Reply to this post

• Cheers John for the link, probably one of the better sites I’ve seen for film premieres,

  It loks as if it has alot more details than some of the other sites

  Thanks !!

  Avatar premiere tonight and I cannot wait !

  Comment by Mel Adams — Thursday December 10, 2009 @ 4:30am PST  Reply to this post

• You know, the amount of cinicism that is on display here is staggering. You know nothing of the movie, you havent seen it. All the trailers show clips from the first 1/3 only. The movies recieved a standing ovation and cheers at the end of its london premier. And thats not to mention the accolade that critics all over are heaping on it:

  Empire 5/5,
  ComingSoon.net 9/10
  TimesOnline 4/5
  The Independent 4/5
  SlashFilm 8/10
  TotalFilm 5/5
  Yahoo Movies UK 4.5/5
  Chud.com 92/100

  Enough said.

  Comment by DeathJesterUK — Friday December 11, 2009 @ 4:10pm PST  Reply to this post

  • Have you actually read any of the reviews? Have a read on Rotten Tomatoes. Nobody’s actually said it’s a great movie – just that it’s effects are spectacular and that that makes it worth seeing. They then go on to make negative side comments about the story, the dialogue etc. If these comments are true then this film will be nothing more than a showcase of the power of CGI… I hope it will be more but we’ll see.

    Comment by mongoose — Friday December 11, 2009 @ 6:11pm PST  Reply to this post