A fascinating fable story

Rating: 7/10 (31 October 2012)

I have to admit, I liked Avatar regardless of my perspectives about mainstream productions. It was a great adventure with mixed-stories borrowed from other fables, war movies, but in a visual which is really magical, yet I'm not fond of green-box or any similar things, even if it was basically relying on it in a big picture (So, actually it's more an animation movie then a real-actor motion picture (Like Star wars nowadays).)
It's a Visual Movie, with great atmosphere, magical environmental constructions, so there is nothing which would be problem for our eyes (maybe just the not so great contrast between real humans and fantasy surroundings)
The Music fitted to the movie, yet it had similar melodies to Apocalypto, and as I was looking for the composer's name, I knew that it's going to be James Horner, 'coz it would be absurd if other composer would steal scores from another great motion pictures(Apocalypto, Troy, Zorro), but it was alright.
The Story is based on a classical war-love pattern, which we have seen many-many times in other, lower budget movies, but the whole movie is like a big mix-up with Pocahontas, The Last of the Mohicans, Titanic, Apocalypto, Star Wars, war movies. So, yeah, it's not original, but again, it's a Visual Movie for me, and on that field it's really ... bitchin'.
Overall: The presentation is tremendously magical, yet it lacks originality in story background it's a great visual adventure with fascinating fable atmosphere, which we'll never forget.
It's like the ol' good Fables in a wider, newer, more modern form...
7/10