I'm just happy every time reddit is exposed as the stupid, circle jerking cesspit that it is.
God if Reddit had actual cultural impact, we would’ve failed as a society. Fricking echo chambers up in here compounded with people believing themselves to be experts in everything.
NoCulturalImpactcels are coping and seething as Sullychads frick their bitches
this pissed off people for some reason.
Cultural impact means little in the world of movies. People wanna see worlds they’ve never seen and avatar does that better than almost any film ever
B-but Reddit told me Avatar wasn't relevant!
This one's controversial.
Why does this sub have a massive hate boner for this franchise? I just cannot fathom it. I understand not enjoying a film but it seems like the mods are actively deleting Avatar threads.
Because James Cameron is better then their shitty super-hero movie directors.
I'm convinced that's honestly what it is.
They can't stand that he can succeed every single time, and all these shitty franchises they love just turn in mediocre garbage time and again.
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Every internet contrarian wants to talk about how great this movie was to own the capeshitters but I just don't see it. Mediocre story and characters stretched into three hours of overwrought special effects and explosions. Honestly the first Avatar was much more interesting. Sure I'd prefer watching it over The Avengers 6 but that's not a high bar.
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You're right. The first movie was much more interesting, with a better plot and looked nicer too. Forest scenes lit up at night were spectacular and the equivalent in the ocean was not nearly as cool.
It also didn't drag as much. I've even seen it twice and loved the second viewing.
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Sounds like the first one, and the people loved it.
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Eh, there was a little more intrigue since he's working for the humans and then betrays them to help the blue people or whatever (idk I haven't watched the movie in a very long time). It wasn't an amazing movie either and maybe I'm not looking back at it fairly.
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You had "THE BIG BAD GUY" drinking coffee and laughing about killing the Noble Blue Savages. It was a Ferngully Live Action film with great special effects.
Get over yourself, you twat.
Great special FX for that time, but the story was r-slurred and overplayed. The actors basically met that low bar and 'delivered.'
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i liked it more than the first, surprisingly all the kid characters were pretty good and i enjoyed how much emphasis was put on the family sticking together. jake sully was also much more interesting this time around as the stern father trying his best, his arc in avatar was way too predictable. not that this movie had any insane twists but the first one i knew pretty much exactly how it would end as soon as the plot got rolling.
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