A true Hollywood epic... disaster

Rating: 1/10 (25 April 2010)

It may have costed 300,000,000 $, but it's still cheap. I got a feeling that the Dark Empire of Hollywood does it best to utterly destroy movie as an art form. All it does most of the time is amassing less than average movies every year. "Avatar" is no exception.
If Hollywood is (and it most definitely is) The DARK Empire, Lord Cameron is it's...well Lord Destroyer-of-good-movies type.
Saw it in 3-D and I still don't know why all the hype. 300 million greens was a complete waste of money which could have been used to feed hungry Americans or something. $$$ Wasted.
The effects are nothing special, but excel in comparison with the terrible unoriginal plot chewed over, and over, and over (you get the point) by Hollywood.
"Avatar" may be 3-D, alas all the characters are in 1-D stereotype archetypes with whom no one in their right mind could relate. It's cheesy, cheap and way too long (the middle is actually very boring and unnecessary).
It has revolutionized WHAT? Except for those special cameras it hasn't made any breakthrough whatsoever. The setting with characters in it looks like it's from a video game, only amplified by live action actors. Actors cannot really ACT in these shallow roles. Sad and tragic only achieves to be pathetic and nauseating in this movie.
Cameron tries to sell us a deep ecological story of cowboys-mecha-spaceship humans vs blue Indians-USB/optic cable forest-dinosaur nature. And he fails in all aspects, but I guess the hype, the Cameron BRAND and the budget MADE many believe this movie is ripe for the top 10 of all times, although it has none of the qualities to be even considered.
Look up some real good movies, older ones perhaps that really revolutionized the film industry, and not just that, movies that are art. Don't spend all your life looking for fools gold and passing entertainment and if you are, accept it as such and don't try to idealize it.
When have we become so unhappy to look solace and fun in cheap movies like "Avatar"?