My Life Has Changed.

Rating: 10/10 (8 January 2010)

I will get straight to the point. If you have not seen this movie in 3DIMAX you will have to do so. I saw this movie last night, and saying I'm speechless would be a very incorrect statement. I have never seen any single thing in my entire life and had so much to say about it.
James Cameron has hit the nail so squarely on the head it's remarkable to say the least. This movie is the perfect storm of emotion, immersion, and action. From stem to stern on this movie I had a great need for the restroom, pardon my crudeness, but refused to leave my seat for another 2 hours.
His use of 3D in this movie is at first a bit difficult to get adjusted to, but is immediately forgotten. The level of immersion into the story and movie itself is something that has to be witnessed. For lack of a way to put it, you become a part of the movie. You are not just watching something, you are experiencing an adventure from an amazing vantage point.
The scenery is breathtakingly beautiful, the Navis are humanistic in look, and graceful in every way, and the story is involved and captivating. I thoroughly enjoyed this movie. I was hard pressed to come up with any other movie experience as enjoyable.
The bottom line with Avatar is simply this: After Hours of waiting in line, this movie was worth the $500 Mill to make.
My only problem is that after 162 minutes Avatar ends and you are asked to leave. I would have sat through 324 minutes of movie if he had made it... Without question.
Absolutely B-E-A-Utiful.