TT16D026 T.Maral-Erdene

Rating: 10/10 (20 September 2017)

These are just my opinions, I am not claiming to be right on this, it's just what I believe. " love, romance, adventure, war, sustaining nature, its all there and i found it quite spectacular at how tightly the plot is held together" well yeah Avatar follows a very generic Hollywood formula, so of course there's going to be love/romance, I agree that the plot is held together quite well but that's because the story itself is quite simplistic and again: formulaic. " No other sci-fi film is so vivid, so clear, realistic, a world that actually makes sense." Alien and Minority Report seemed more convincing to me personally " This is one of the reasons why i like this world james cameron created, it is our world set in the future and it just feels real and right." The animals are far from convincing and let me remind you that this world has gravity defying floating rocks(seriously, I found those to be the most interesting part of the movie, but that might just be me) "The characters are lovable, specially Jake and the other chick, mediocre performance, i reckon its awesome, the conversations and their actions seems real, like a person would do, i reckon its awesome, the conversations and their actions seems real, like a person would do, the language everything, it just doesn't sound scripted, and each person has a defined personality, not everyone is smart or act smart." I can agree with this, but only with the Na'vi. The human characters were all extremely boring and had little to no personality, especially Jake Sully. "legs, proves there's evolution. the way creatures evolved must have been similar to that of earth and because of the lower gravity they are bigger. I am not a hardcore fan, but i just appreciate its quality." it was not the shape of the animals that seemed unrealistic, but rather the CGI of the animals itself that I found rather unconvincing. Look you are free to love this movie as much as you wish, but I really don't think this movie as good as Ebert makes it out to be, but that's his opinion and I respect it, and I respect yours likewise, take care.