One Sweet Ride.

Rating: 10/10 (18 December 2009)

Being a fan of director James Cameron, i was extremely disappointed when he stopped directing features, after helming the masterpiece "Titanic". Now more then ten years on, he has returned to the industry with what can only be describe as a sensational comeback. Avatar does what countless Hollywood blockbusters have tried and failed to do, it picks you up and carries you on a three hour ride, never once letting go. The story mixes action with drama, showing an indigenous culture, like that of our own American Indians, and portraying the battle to protect that which is pure from the technologically advanced humans. There are parts in the story that hinted on slow or repetitive, but where the script drops a notch the directing picks up. The graphics are unmatched by any film I've seen, and I've seen them all. The explosiveness seen through 3d brings you into the world of Pandora and it's abundant wildlife.
Sam Worthington proves to be an extremely talented actor and i hope to view many more roles with him in the future. Sigourney Weaver who I've missed since the Ali1en series, embodies her character and turns her fully dimensional. The supporting actors and voice actors, all do impressively in their individual roles and cause the film to become even more real.
The film in plain English is amazing and i couldn't imagine a more enjoyable way to spend the evening. James Cameron is back and I'm eternally grateful to god for making him. And when at last the three hours faded away and the credits rolled in I slowly came down from the high which is Avatar.