Most over rated film in History!!!!

Rating: 4/10 (16 November 2010)

Lets start with the one real praise in I have for the film, it is beautiful, the special effects are very good and the film is a visual treat. Apart from that I can't understand the hype. The plot has been done before and in my mind better, the storyline was very predictable and the acting was average. I didn't feel like the move was engaging and because of this I felt every minute of a film which seemed to forget how to end. And I'm not a man who minds long films, I'd quite happily sit through 9hours of paint drying then watch a minute of Avatar.
Don't get me started on the events of a film, is just wrong, when the two main characters get intimate there ponytails are required in the act. These are the same ponytails used to connect to animals and a big tree. Call me old fashioned but that is unnatural and if it wasn't shown through fancy CGI it wouldn't be able to be shown on and cinema screen.
Also what was up with that 3D I liked the fact that it didn't just have things popping out into your face, but I'd like to notice it, the 3D was so noninvasive Cameron might as well not bothered.
Another thing what was up with the extended addition released, it had 9 extra minutes what sort of person would buy another ticket for 9 minutes. Also Cameron is planning a second and third film, good milking the money tree.(I don't know how you'd milk a tree).
I do have to give it to James Cameron not everyone could convince a film company to give him stupid amount of money to throw away money on special effects and CGI to hold together a pitiful story, which seriously an 8 year old could have written and make the whole world rave about it.
If you want to watch a film with Green living references I recommend Ferngully the Last Rainforest, it had a more compelling and original story, and has Robbin Williams as a sinning bat classic.
In short I can't understand. Do people no longer want to see good, interesting stories, told through actors who demand you focus and hold you glued to the screen or is it CGI that wins the masses.