Comments for Avatar whisks you away, 3D style at http://www.thestudentpressdigital.com , comment 1 to 10 out of 10 comments http://www.thestudentpressdigital.com Thu, 09 Feb 2012 09:07:07 +0100 FeedCreator 1.7.3 http://www.thestudentpressdigital.com/aae/261-avatar-whisks-you-away-3d-style.html#comment-1209 at first i had no intention of seeing it cuz the trailer was soo buss, but after my sis saw it in 3d and told me it was so fantastic i had to see it! i was so hyped and i for one wanted soo bad to see it in 3d (bcuz of my sis )but it was sold out when i went, so i settled for the normal screen, and while i cant compare it to transformers (supposedly one of the best movies of 2009) bcuz i didnt get to see transformers, i cant say its the best movie for 2009, but it is the best i have seen for 2009. also avatar seems to be on a different level, meaning its not just an action movie, with awesome graphics and a really high budget, but it has an ingenious stroyline, each and every human being can learn something from it, it truly shows us ourselves as humans, our faults, intelligence, and what we are capable of, good and bad. it even briliatntly incorporates, and addresses several issues in our past, present and future. honestly, for those who aren't too sure about it, take a look at it, with an open mind, some of you might find just the screen play and graphics the best thing about the entire movie, but for some, the deeper meaning mite appear a little easier for you. - Boodoopkhan Fri, 01 Jan 2010 13:30:30 +0100 http://www.thestudentpressdigital.com/aae/261-avatar-whisks-you-away-3d-style.html#comment-1191 So I saw the movie :D ; I have to say it was... WOW! I have to disagree with Jay John though, 'cause I fell in love with Cameron's concept of "humanizing" the Na'vi. It went perfectly with the attempt made by the humans to preserve the Na'vi race. To me, if they were just cratures without any form of human qualities, the movie would have had a typical science fiction, Man vs. Alien plot. Their culturally dynamic ways, beliefs, spirituality (that I questioned) - just the way they responded emotionally to different experiences was so intense, not to mention their physical appearance that made me yearn for my own Avatar experience. At first I thought this was simply a hype that came with new technology, but oh no. Cameron deserves all the credit he can get, he took every possible attribute that living "things" are made up of and made it into a story. Look, I believe in giving credit to where it's due. And for my own little "review" this movie gets a brilliant 4/5 stars. - Eman Thu, 31 Dec 2009 08:20:51 +0100 http://www.thestudentpressdigital.com/aae/261-avatar-whisks-you-away-3d-style.html#comment-1186 I guess I understand you Jay John, that the movie ended just has how one might imagine it. But even in a predictable formula for a movie like this type, the lovable characters and believable world makes it fantastic. Also, I wouldn't necessarily say the Na'vi were 'humanized', since every society goes through certain things, and because James Cameron created an 'agrarian' world, they would go through the same things as agrarian societies like what we saw in Pocahontas. Thanks for that though. Blessings. Thanks to Eman and Lee, glad to hear my review made people reconsider. And to Helena, do you write movie reviews? lol - BrendonO'Brien Thu, 31 Dec 2009 05:21:35 +0100 http://www.thestudentpressdigital.com/aae/261-avatar-whisks-you-away-3d-style.html#comment-1185 I tend to disagree with the review...I went to see it and I found they 'humanized' the Na'vi too much, ie, they made them too human when they weren't! Plus I found the plot was a bit predictable...well a lil more than a bit... The CG effects were impressive though so the movie was great in that respect - Jay John Thu, 31 Dec 2009 04:23:26 +0100 http://www.thestudentpressdigital.com/aae/261-avatar-whisks-you-away-3d-style.html#comment-1174 i watched it reently and it was so great. i didnt even know thats how long it was. it was exciting and i hope to watch it again it was a great movie. - Joanana Wed, 30 Dec 2009 11:45:26 +0100 http://www.thestudentpressdigital.com/aae/261-avatar-whisks-you-away-3d-style.html#comment-1173 this was the most amazing show i have seen for the year. it was fantastic and breath taking. even though i was hearing about it, i never expected it to be so amazing. these people who made that moive are genius. the most intresring part was the flowers. wow this was really amazing...... - alesander Wed, 30 Dec 2009 10:20:39 +0100 http://www.thestudentpressdigital.com/aae/261-avatar-whisks-you-away-3d-style.html#comment-1168 If you see it in 3D or not, the impact is still mind blowing. Avatar is by far one of the most creative and original plots of the year. Despite its subtle hints to Pocahontas or other spiritual movements the film itself has a deep, heartfelt message. The action is incredible and those who crave a romantic story line are sure to get one. The parallel of the indigenous people versus the colonizers is a story told throughout al history books, and for those in the Caribbean it is a movie worth watching, and reognizing as truly great. - Helena Tue, 29 Dec 2009 19:33:28 +0100 http://www.thestudentpressdigital.com/aae/261-avatar-whisks-you-away-3d-style.html#comment-1167 i haven't even seen it yet an dis makes me want to even more i can't miss dis at all!!!!! great review!!!!! - Lee Tue, 29 Dec 2009 18:03:41 +0100 http://www.thestudentpressdigital.com/aae/261-avatar-whisks-you-away-3d-style.html#comment-1166 This movie was FANTASTIC!!!! It was sooo good that even my companion and I didn't realise the length of it. It was sheer pleasure watching!!! I recommend it to everyone, even those who don't like the "nerdy" science fiction genre. - Artemis Mon, 28 Dec 2009 17:37:01 +0100 http://www.thestudentpressdigital.com/aae/261-avatar-whisks-you-away-3d-style.html#comment-1162 I am not interested in looking at blue "things" -I mean creatures on a big screen, no matter how exemplary the surround sound may be. However, this reveiew has caused me to reconsider. :D (Trnidadians have it nice though, I HAVE to pay $45 dollars to see it.) - Eman Mon, 28 Dec 2009 13:10:57 +0100