‘Irresistible visuals’: Impressive ‘Avatar’ sequel – First commentary and premiere

After 13 years of waiting, his second film, Avatar, was released. James Cameron It is expected to be released in theaters around the world in a few days.

But first, a movie called “Avatar: Path of Water”was presented to journalists at an exclusive screening shortly after the world premiere in London. The first reaction was not long in coming, with those who watched the sequel commenting on their social media accounts for the cinematic return to the planet Pandora.

Glad to say #AvatarPathWater phenomenal! Bigger, better and more emotional than #avatar, the film is visually captivating, visceral and incredibly addictive. Plot, spectacle, spirituality, beauty – this is cinema and storytelling in all its glory. pic.twitter.com/RicnpDghrx

— Erik Davis (@ErikDavis) December 6, 2022

Early reviews were positive and in fact a large number of journalists wrote that they were once again impressed by Cameron’s boundless imagination and impeccable visuals. Some of the comments on Twitter were: “Avatar: The Path of Water is amazing.” “Bigger, better and more emotional than the original film, the visuals are breathtaking. History, spectacle, beauty – cinematography and storytelling at its best.”

James Cameron once again shows filmmakers how it’s done. I’ve said this a thousand times. Never doubt him. AVATAR: THE WAY OF WATER is how you shoot epic blockbusters. Emotional, visceral and as big as a movie can be. @officialavatar

— Josh Horowitz (@joshuahorowitz) December 6, 2022

Happy, Sad, Confused host Josh Horowitz said: “James Cameron is once again showing filmmakers how it’s done. I’ve said this a thousand times. Never underestimate him. Avatar: The Way of Water proves how an epic blockbuster is made.”

In the three hour and 10 minute film, Jake Sully (Sam Worthington) and Neytiri (Zoe Saldana) are now parents who must protect their family from a new threat looming over Pandora. The second film starred Sigourney Weaver, Stephen Lang and Kate Winslet.

“The central theme of the story is family, families trying to stay together, and how far we can all go to protect ourselves and the place where we live. The script is based to some extent on James Cameron’s family, but also on how vulnerable a person is when they have children,” Sigourney Weaver said in an earlier interview with the Variety website.

In the long term, Cameron recently told Empire magazine, “I don’t want anyone complaining about the three hours they sit on the couch at home and watch eight hours of TV.”