Maybe should be considered as one of the greatest modern piece of arts.

Rating: 10/10 (18 December 2009)

Maybe its because I saw the movie in IMAX-3D, but what I saw in the theaters made the the trailer look like crap. I honestly can't think of another movie that provided me with such a mesmerizing cinematic experience. After the movie, it felt as if I myself was waking up from a dream just like Jake Sully does in the movie, and the impact and emotion that I felt from the movie wouldn't leave me for a long time.
As for the storyline, many people seem to complain that the storyline is very simple, expected, and unoriginal. I can understand where people who argue so get the idea from, and I agree with them in certain aspects. But for me, I can definitely say that the storytelling of Cameron was enough for me to lose myself in the unique experience.
I could very much relate to the characters in the movie and care a lot about them, and by the end the movie, the film gave me a rush of emotion that I will probably feel many more times when I watch the film again and again - which I certainly will.
In the first bit of the movie when I first saw the graphics, I was literally in awe. It was unbelievable that all the landscape, creatures, facial expressions of the Na'vi were solely created by just imagination and technology. I can dare say that via this film, Cameron succeeded to incorporate computer graphics as a new medium to create art. And in my opinion, this movie was probably one of my favorite pieces of modern arts.