An Epic In Cinematic Experience

Rating: 9/10 (24 March 2010)

First of all, I was shocked to see that here in my country (Portugal), this was classified for persons aged of six years and over. It is very disappointing to assist such a pathetic marketing move for the expansion of this movie's reputation, when it's, I say, strong violent content isn't anywhere appropriate to kids aged of six and I don't think they would even understand a film like Avatar.
Having said this little parenthesis, let's talk about James Cameron's latest piece of work and that cost him approximately fourteen years of his life to produce. I think it is fair to report that 'Avatar' is today one of the GIANTS in what we like to call 'Cinematic Experience'.
After seeing (the classic) Terminator movies, (the so-so) Titanic and testifying all the buzz around this movie, I must say my expectations were right and I knew what I was in it for. Turns out to be, 'Avatar' is a precious gem and a brilliantly meticulous and detailed 3D spectacle with a lot of action from the beginning to the end. Even with a plot that wasn't something from the other world, but competent I must admit, this movie exceeds the limits of possible and let us have a wide look on Cameron's genius mind and imagination. The whole movie is fantastic and Zoe Saldaña is very sexy, even if she's blue!
That's it. An epic and instantly legend in the visual department, this is without a doubt a classic in it's genre. Perfect for a Saturday night trip to the theater and best served with a lot of popcorn's and Coca-Cola, 'Avatar' is guaranteed fun in a magical three hours of length and one of those traditional movies that are probably to leave a legacy of 'geeks' worshiping this movie, forever. Action lovers, sci-fi lovers, James Cameron lovers, this IS your movie - 9/10.