BASED BROLIN

I feel bad for anyone who unironically liked avatar

Good. Avatar was never good. And I say that as a huge James Cameron fan.

>>86187687
and ironically?

He turned down Avatar in order to play that capeshit cyborg man? kek worst career decision in Hollywood history.

>>86187672
He would've been trapped filming the same movie for a year or more

>>86187716
the worst career decision would be sitting around for 10 years waiting for a lame sci fi movie

>>86187713
It's fine to ironically like bad movies

>>86187687

it was spectacular in theaters. i wouldn't purchase it for home viewing, but riding down a cliff on the back of a fuckin pterodactyl was exhilarating

>>86187782
It was shit. I recall being dumbfounded how some plebs could go see it multiple times and claim it as some kind of masterpiece. Truly capeshit-tier bandwagoning, where suddenly everyone is a "nerd" who likes superheroes.

>>86187672
instead he chose capeshit

cameron has officially disappeared up in own asshole as of the abyss. and apparently he was a cunt to work with even before that

>>86187874
>avatar
>not capeshit

>>86187897
Can't argue with results.

Has james lost his mind? Why the fuck does avatar deserve another 4 movies? Why is the sequel essentially a decade after the first? Why is the antagonist going to be the same antagonist for all four movies?

This all sounds like a fucking disaster

>>86187782
It was all p bad. Cringe thinking back to that movie

>>86187897
>apparently he was a cunt to work with even before that
"It’s hard to think of any contemporary director with a greater reputation for egomania than James Cameron. Of course, the director who can beat his own record for highest-grossing movie of all time can probably afford to be a little full of himself, but Cameron’s well-known for pushing people’s buttons. He also has a penchant for picking up mistresses on his movie sets, a habit that has cost him four wives.

During filming for The Abyss, Cameron suggested that his actors could relieve themselves in their wetsuits during water shots to save time; he similarly warned that bathroom breaks during the filming of True Lies could lead to a dismissal. He keeps a nail gun on hand and threatens to nail crew’s cell phones to the wall when they go off inappropriately during filming.

Cameron’s reputation precedes him on every project he touches, which he says is a good thing as it helps keep the crew in line."

>>86187906
>everything I don't like is capeshit

Can't wait for summer to finally be over.

>>86187916
Actually you can. His later films are awful in comparison to his earlier ones.

>>86187906
Hell make trillions being Deadpool sequel.

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>>86187939

B A S E D

>>86187916
Except Avatar is shit

>"James Cameron's f**king calling me this name and that name. Whatever. If James Cameron came to me and said, 'Hey, man, why'd you say that?' I'd go, 'Because it happened.'"

Baby cameron on suicide watch

>>86187687
I dont like it but I find CG tech fascinating and I think Avatar is genius in that regard. The plot and story are really just excuses to render different areas of the world.

>>86187687
I really enjoyed watching it back then but I always thought it was pretty forgettable, I've never even rewatched it or have the urge to. Not even trying to be contrarian, not like anyone else really talks about it anymore either desu.

>>86187947
>cgi shitfest with story as original as a marvel flick
It's not based on capeshit, but it is in the same tier. Avatar's only saving grace is Cameron, who has a vision, but otherwise it's generic tripe.

>>86188008
the general public disagrees
critics disagree
the box office disagrees
awards disagree

On one side you have all that. On the other side you have butthurt redditors and fa/tv/irgins who keep hating on it without proper arguments or logic.

>>86187687
>I feel bad for anyone who unironically liked avatar

I feel even worse for people who didn't understand the point of Avatar

>>86187991
You know Jake fucked Beyonce that night

>>86188128
This. Its such a deep complex movie

>>86188161
Who hasn't?

>>86187939
Based Jim runs a tight ship, but that's why he's the best

>>86187687
I feel bad for anyone that watched avatar.

>>86187716
You can't put a price on peace of mind.

>>86187939
>He keeps a nail gun on hand and threatens to nail crew’s cell phones to the wall when they go off inappropriately during filming.

This seems perfectly reasonable.

>>86188124
It was a hit but that doesn't mean it's good
It left zero impact on pop culture, nobody remembers it at all

>>86188193
>This. Its such a deep complex movie

Being deep and complex wasn't the point of Avatar. It was first and foremost a technological exposition, using completely new cameras and 3D recognition processes. It was about going above and beyond what the medium could do before. That's why it was good

>>86187782
Nigga you retarded

In all honesty I don't even know how Titanic or Avatar became as successful as they did. They don't do anything new, the acting wasn't spectacular, and the stories are cookie cutter. Can't deny their success but I'm having trouble understanding it

>>86188193
>COMPANIES AND MILITARY BAD

>NATURES AND HIPPIES GOOD

that's the jist of the movie

>>86188238
A movie is only good if it left an impact on pop culture? That's how you critique films?

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> nominated for nine Academy Awards, including Best Picture and Best Director, and won three, for Best Art Direction, Best Cinematography and Best Visual Effects
> first film to gross more than $2 billion
> best-selling film of 2010 in the United States
> highest-grossing film of all time
> 83% on Rotten Tomatoes, 83 on Metacritic, A on CinemaScore, 7.8 on IMDB
> successful theme park attraction at Disney
name a bigger success

>>86188193
It's literally Pocahontas

>>86188396
Name a bigger JUST

>>86188261
Then everyone realized 3D is a meme and now it is fucking off once again to be revived maybe 20 years later.

>>86188161
based jake always getting the pussy

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>THE CGI WAS AMAZIN
>OMG 3D SO FUCKING COOL
>THE STORY DOESN'T MATTER LEL

>>86187991
avatar and titanic are shit

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>>86188493
>stop enjoying things i don't like!

>>86188261
Woah thats crazy. I dont care about plot anymore as long as they do things with their computer

i like Short Circuit 1 and 2

>>86188261
And then everyone decided to do fake 3D shit anyway

>>86188493
>>THE STORY DOESN'T MATTER
>Also the story was literally Dances with Wolves + FernGully

>>86188517
You're a fucking moron.

>>86188517
How does it make you feel knowing they're the two highest grossing films of all time?

>>86188555
>how dare a medium thats half visuals do cool things with the visuals! I prefer to watch movies without the actual motion picture part.
Maybe books would be more your style

>>86187935
I'm sure you cringe hearing your own voice

>>86187672
Ffs, i thought he was going for some sci fi space saga. Why have the same characters?

I mean maby he is going for the
>it takes 10 years to send the armada from Earth to tree world

and that is why he waited 10 years to make the second one?

Now we will get some random scrub scientist fucking blue girl and being the human leader.

Avatar is a shitty movie that had amazing marketing.

>>86188644
fuck you jerry you loseer

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>>86187933
>Why is the antagonist going to be the same antagonist for all four movies?

Because the Colonel is the only good character in this " Pocahontas/Ferngully/Dancing with the Wolves in Space " Crap.
To sad that we will never see all that fucking annoying Smurfs getting killed by an orbital strike.

>>86187672
Yet he's in a capeshit film now haha.

>>86188375
Cultural impact is really the only measure that matters - other creators reflect on your work that they begin to recreate and adapt it or simply steal from it - the ideas brought forth permeate into movements in cinema - etc.

Avatar was pretty but generic. About as notable as Brett Ratner movie.

>>86187939
>He keeps a nail gun on hand and threatens to nail crew’s cell phones to the wall when they go off inappropriately during filming.

I dont see the problem here. Fucking spoiled Hollywood pricks being on the phone while every second is valuable money need a tight hand leading them.

>>86188663
No i have a pretty voice

>>86188645
>Maybe books would be more your style
You just know the movies he does enjoy have shitty visuals AND shitty writing and plot. Avatar detractors are pathetic.

>>86188062
>I really enjoyed watching it back then but I always thought it was pretty forgettable, I've never even rewatched it or have the urge to

This! I watched that movie at the cinema and was mazed by the visuals, especially by the 3d. But besides that, the movie didnt left me impressed. Well with the exception of Colonel Quaritch.

>>86188855
I dont read books like a nerd nice try haha
>>86188645
Avatar didnt do anything cool. Only thing different about it from other d movies was the alien sex scene

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HAHAHAHAHAHAH

>>86188779
Deadpool is more respectful franchise. It has curse words and poop jokes while breaking the fourth wall! Epic just like me!

>>86188818
>I dont see the problem here
Of course not. Neets don't understand why people call their peers, sometimes for emergency reasons.

>>86188477
>Then everyone realized 3D is a meme and now it is fucking off once again to be revived maybe 20 years later.

It's a meme when it was done incredibly poorly, aka 100% of the movies made trying to capitalize on it

>>86188555
Do you ever really care what the plot is for a movie anyway? Do you even know how a strong plot is structured vs a weak plot? Do you know the elements of filmmaking?

>>86188633
Name a movie, and I'll tell you what it ripped the story off from. hard mode: movies from 1975 and later only

There's nothing wrong with Ferngully btw, I can think of worse things to take inspiration from

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>>86188932
>>>86188477
>>Then everyone realized 3D is a meme and now it is fucking off once again to be revived maybe 20 years later.
>It's a meme when it was done incredibly poorly, aka 100% of the movies made trying to capitalize on it
>>>86188555 (You)
>Do you ever really care what the plot is for a movie anyway? Do you even know how a strong plot is structured vs a weak plot? Do you know the elements of filmmaking?
>>>86188633
>Name a movie, and I'll tell you what it ripped the story off from. hard mode: movies from 1975 and later only
>There's nothing wrong with Ferngully btw, I can think of worse things to take inspiration from

>>86188261
It was the movie version of a 3d benchmark programm you use for videogames/PCs.

>>86188128
Literally Ferngully in 3D. Also LolFuckAmerica&Capitalism: The Movie.

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>>86187748

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>>86188993
Even tried to subtly insert shit like this.
>Man those evil americans are at it again!

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Is he coming back?

>>86188979
>It was the movie version of a 3d benchmark programm you use for videogames/PCs.

I get what you're trying to say, but I think the analogy doesn't work. It might be better if you also said they had to build a complete new engine for the program as well as a new computer to do it.

>>86188993
Literally parroting: the post
Guaranteed there are movies you like that have taken stories/plots from other movies or stories

>>86188930
>The old Neet meme

Did you ever worked with so called " creative " people ? I do and its a damn nightmare if you dont set up the Rules directly at the beginning and punish stepping out of the Line.
Yes you need to give them their " freedom " for creativity but need to cut their bullshit when its getting out of hand.
A fucking Neet isnt capable of that or has any knowledge about working at all.

>>86187687
I unironically enjoyed it for the Space Hueys, mechs, and jungle warfare aesthetic

Pocahontas is a better movie than Avatar, and more visually impressive.

>>86189116
Yes the " Engine " was amazing like all the other technical parts. And i enjoyed that movie especially for this. But i had no urge at all to buy it and watch it again once it was released on Blue ray.
Which i immediatly did with movies like for example. Master and Commander or Letters from Iwo Jima.

>>86188908
AMANDA SEYFRIED

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>>86189065
No, he turned a new page, got himself a gf and is not living a happy life.

>>86187672
>doesn't want to fuck with a franchise that's been shelved for years due to Cameron cutting a deal to stay out of the way of Star Wars 8 and 9 as well as Avengers Infinity Wars 1 and 2

Smart guy. Cameron's an idiot if he thinks he's gonna get the big turnout the first one got.

>>86189310
The world building is indeed impressing but the Black and white story line of evil corporate humans vs proud and innocent earthbound natives is dull.

>>86189006
To be fair he was the best actor in his Terminator flick

>>86188908
I don't get it. All the other animals look pretty neat, but these tiny ones and the big mother looked like a video game, even back when it came out. What happened

>>86189416
>Cameron's an idiot if he thinks he's gonna get the big turnout the first one got.
> Terminator will flop
> Titanic will flop
> Avatar will flop
People never learn

>>86189331
>Yes the " Engine " was amazing like all the other technical parts. And i enjoyed that movie especially for this. But i had no urge at all to buy it and watch it again once it was released on Blue ray.

For sure, and I feel the same way about as you did.

>Which i immediatly did with movies like for example. Master and Commander or Letters from Iwo Jima.

Yup, those are classics. In particular, I don't know if I can count how many times I've seen Master and Commander.

>>86188930
> wahhhhh I can't spend time at work talking to my friends

Real emergencies are rare and if one arose they'd obviously be allowed to use a phone.

>>86187687
excellent bait

>>86187939
Why dont they just tell him to fuck off? People only act this way because little cuckold pushovers let them

>>86189006
>disappears for 8 years
>somehow gets sexier

How

>>86189635
men age well

>>86189708
This. Women are the exact opposite.

>>86189542
Avatar has gotten to be so forgettable that hardly anyone remembers a single line from it. It's not Star Wars. It doesn't have the kind of staying power Star Wars had when Lucas waited until 1999 to produce a new one. It has a finite shelf life, and it's already got mold on it.


You Avaturds keep trying to push this narrative that it has that kind of staying power when it never ever did.

>>86188912
Plus is has poo in the title, the Indians will love it.

>>86189062
>Man those evil white men are at it again!
FTFY

It really amazes me how the highest grossing movie ever made completely vanished from pop culture.

>>86189554
>Yup, those are classics. In particular, I don't know if I can count how many times I've seen Master and Commander.

That movie got my into the whole book series which it was based on. And like you i watched this movie countless times and will continue doing it. Hell watching it the night before i had my first real sailing experience the next day was the fucking best.

>>86189846
There's nothing memorable about it.

There just isn't. In the age where half the movies that come out every year are CGI eye-candy shit, it's impossiblle for an effect-driven movie to be as memorablle as Star Wars was back then when George Lucas introduced the chroma-key blue-screen effects to the world

>>86187838
I saw it twice in theaters because I realized the only appeal was the 3D experience, which was pretty awesome. I hadn't seen a 3D movie since Captain Eo at Disneyland.
It was always intended as a proof of concept for his new 3D camera he had spent a fortune developing.
The story was dogshit and predicted every single plot point 5 minutes into the movie, the characters were awful and flat. As a film its irritably bad. The 3D was a really fun immersive gimmick. I saw it twice because I knew that was the only thing the movie had going for it. Plus I've seen every cameron movie in the theaters since my dad made me skip school so we could watch T2 and hang out all day.
I can completely identify with people who say the movie is a huge piece of shit, and people who saw it more than once in a theater.

>Please sign this deal with the devil and dedicate the next couple decades of your life to my space smurfs, several of which will be spent sitting around waiting for me to actually start making the fucking things.
I don't blame Josh Brolin for saying "fuck it" and going with Literal Grapefruit and Mutie Kyle Reese.

>>86189593
>everyone agrees with him except me
Must b bait for sure

>>86187838
> bandwagoning, where suddenly everyone is a "nerd" who likes superheroes.
Holy fuuuuuuuck, this.
Thanks for ruining EVERY chance at proper superhero flick, damn bean counters.
Anyone else remember the issue of Wizard, back in the day? The one where they were speculating who could be who in whatever super hero movie, and OF COURSE Patrick Stewart was Prof.X.
Can't remember anything else from said issue, but the future seemed so bright. Movie tech was only getting better, more actors were coming out who could be this hero orhat villian....
Fuckin Xmen 1.
Fucking Brian Singer(watch the superman returns special features for some bizarro hollywood shit; grooming whats his face to be superman....annnnnd whatever Hwood rituals and sacrifices they had planned for him.
Fucking Bryan Singer!!!!!
If we weren't all tricked into liking or seeing X1.......imagine the possibilities....
*sigh*

>>86189894
>That movie got my into the whole book series which it was based on.

I had heard it was based off of a book series, but for some reason never checked them out. Also, sailing after watching M & C sounds awesome. I hadn't even considered that combo, but I definitely will next time I go on with my friend.

>>86187933
Since it made cash by the boatload.

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>>86190515
Based wizard.
Based comic book bubble.
Based 90's.
I thought for sure my full set of X-Men #1 in all its variant covers was going to be worth a fortune by now. They haven't even adjusted by for inflation.

>>86187991
>that face
He knows his wife is cucking him with jakes BWC

>>86187939
>When working on Galaxy of Terror, doing second-unit shooting, Cameron used AC current to make mealworms move on cue over the surface of a dismembered arm. He supposedly caught the attention of producers who, when passing by, saw the fledgling filmmaker shout "Action!" and then "Cut!" at the larvae ... with the larvae seemingly responding.

>While working in a real morgue on Piranha II, he personally had to stop production and mop up real human blood that got spilled during shooting.

>He sold the rights to Terminator to his producer (and later wife) Gale Anne Hurd for $1 with the promise that she would produce the film only if he directed it.
>One of the stunt rats on The Abyss actually stopped breathing during the sequence where it was supposedly submerged in liquid oxygen, so Cameron revived it with mouth-to-mouth resuscitation. He kept the rat as a pet until its natural death a year later.

>Cameron nearly died during the filming of The Abyss, when while shooting an underwater scene he ran out of air and tried to make it to the surface. A safety diver gave Cameron a malfunctioning regulator, which pushed water into Cameron's lungs; the director had to punch the diver to free himself and made it to the surface. There he fired the diver and the assistant director whose job it was to monitor the air levels.

>He carries a piece of shrapnel in his arm since the making of Terminator 2 that never came out. Though, not present in any insecure distance from his heart, or spine.

>>86190902
>He taught Zoë Saldana how to shoot her bow, as he envisioned it. “It’s a two-fingered inverted draw past the head, like a Samurai,” he said, tracing the shape in the air over his left shoulder. “The archery instructor came and said, ‘Do you want me to teach them archery or do you want me to teach them this? This would never work.’ I said, ‘See that bush?’ It was a hundred and fifty feet away. I nailed it.”
>Cameron finished making the film, and then addressed the crew one last time: "This has been a long and difficult shoot, fraught by many problems. But the one thing that kept me going, through it all, was the certain knowledge that one day I would drive out the gate of Pinewood and never come back, and that you sorry bastards would still be here."
>After Terminator II came out, Guillermo Del Toro was staying at Cameron's guest house for long stretches of time. And after Del Toro's father got kidnapped in Mexico, Cameron helped Del Toro find the right hostage negotiators to get him out, and helped put up the money for his ransom.
>According to Titanic star Bill Paxton, the word "no" gives James Cameron an erection.

>Here's what James Cameron says to studio suits who impede his vision: "Tell your friend he’s getting fucked in the ass, and if he would stop squirming it wouldn’t hurt so much."

>James Cameron "has held his breath for more than three minutes and reached a depth of a hundred and ten feet.

>James Cameron signs all correspondence "Jim out."

>>86190932
>Even forest fires are afraid of James Cameron, who has a fire truck in his driveway: "Everybody else just runs for the hills," he says, mocking his Malibu neighbors. "'Oh, my God!' We sit and wait. Put on our yellow coats and our breathing gear and wait. And, you know what? It’s impressive. When these hills light up with a hundred-foot-tall wall of flames coming over the top of the hill there, you feel like it’s Armageddon."

>>86190902
Everyone who worked on The Abyss hated him. Ed Harris almost drowned and punched Cameron in the face afterwards.

>>86188193
Have you ever heard of Dances with Wolves? The story is old.

>>86188368
>>86188432
>>86191056
WRONG

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Themes_in_Avatar

>>86187703
This.

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>>86188968
Do you understand life?
Do you?

>>86188813
You saying it wasn't directly involved in the influx of 3D

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>>86187672

You do not spite based Jim and survive. Cable will be the end of Brolin's career after he plays footsie with Quentin as Manson.

Screencap this.

>>86187703
>huge James Cameron fan.
how? he's like a tacky and robot like version of spielberg.

>>86191309
I like him more then Spielberg because he isn't a fucking jew.

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>>86190959
>>86190932
>>86190902
>an inspiration to us all.
.

>>86187672
Anyone who dislikes Avatar dislikes the LAst Samurai, learn what good film,s are you fucking Thanos loving marvel kid fagets, grow some fucking balls children jesus

>>86191404
We need to talk about that water mark.

>>86188432
whats pocahonats? and doubt it looks as good

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>>86187687
but it was the best film that changed the history of cinema forever

>>86191380
This. I fucking hate jews so god damn much.

>>86191491
Yeah because its all just Black and white right ?!

>>86188912
Ebin XD

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>>86191514
i know i know.
Don't worry, not one of THEM, I just wander all over the internet and come across sweet ass pics that are too good to pass up.
Didn't think to crop it.

>>86188576

You are memeing but that first one was ahead of it's time.

>>86187782
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

>>86192070
it really was

>>86192070
>he says as if they didn't recreate this scene in a ride at Disney which consistently has 3 hour lines on any given day at all times
It was

>>86191309
yeah this always scared me, he cracked the the code or something

honestly, I saw pandorum like 2 days after avatar and I liked it way more

Cameron destroyed the weird engineerd alien into earth like bugs winch was boring and not alien.

>>86192981
>muh queen laying eggs like thermites

>>86193093
>thermites

jesus christ i thought that stuff just burned spectacularly

>>86188396
>name a bigger success
Any movie that actually managed to have some impact on popculture and which people remember fondly.

>>86188396

No one can even quote a fucking line from that movie. It was so forgettable

>>86187672
Not seeing the big deal with this. Brolin was only kinda popular before avatar with no country for old men and neither him or Jim knew they were doing more sequels. He's a better actor then Sam Worthington by far. Doing Avatar might have pushed Josh into A-list terretry instead of ''somewhat-respected-bit-part-actor'' that he is now.

>>86193711
>I see u jake sul-ly

>>86189635
you got gayer

how long before Fox gets tired of Cameron's bullshit and tells him to fuck off with the Avatar shit?

>>86194527
The first time he ever makes a movie that flops.

If anyone can make a good sci-fi sequel, it's Cameron. Have faith, I bet he could even make an Avatar sequel good.

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>>86193970
Literally impossible.

>>86187933
>Why is the sequel essentially a decade after the first?
http://bloody-disgusting.com/movie/3421949/terminator-shocker-james-cameron-regaining-rights-plans-conclude-franchise/
www.slashfilm.com/james-cameron-regains-terminator-rights-in-2019/

he might cross Terminator into Avatar or vis versa.
>>86194527
Fox might use Terminator, Avatar, and some other stuff in attractions at the theme park they are building in Asia.

>>86193885
Plus Brolin picked Jonah Hex over Avatar? Anyone here would watch Hex over Avatar?

>>86191491
Avatar is just as bland and cliche as a Marvel movie though. It's visually groundbreaking but everything else is predictable. Jim used to be a great filmmaker but he lost his touch twenty years, now he only cares about special effects.

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>>86187991

The kino version https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gDQtrSKGOUU

>>86194968
well, he didnt write the Avatar sequels (maybe just co-wrote them, not sure), so maybe they are well written and good looking.

>>86187838
>>86187935
>>86188305
>>86192070
It was really fun to watch with friends
>guess you wouldn't know about that

>>86187687

It was Princess Mononoke in Spaaace!! What was not to love?

>>86195178
>it was fun
And how does that make it a worthwhile film?

>>86190769
he is jewish

>>86195178
Damn.. i guess only normies, chads and absolute alphas can appreciate this movie

>>86195419

How the fuck doesn't it? That is exactly what a worthwhile film should be.

>>86195789
>artificial fun
its a /v/ meme

>>86188932
Upstream Color

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>>86187687
>I feel bad for anyone who unironically liked avatar

The story was kindergarten tier but the art was fantastic.

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>>86187716

>take a role that's guaranteed money vs. working with James "I like to take a decade or more to finish basic sequels" Cameron

I think he made the decision everyone who likes money and living a basic life would make.

>>86187933

Because Cameron is overly ambitious and Fox gave him way too much of a leash with this franchise.

They grossly overestimated him and all the momentum the original Avatar had was gone in a few years. Nobody cares about this franchise anymore.

You don't make movies like this in the Facebook generation.

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>>86187672
When Avatar came out I was huge into Cameron. Remember the info on the movie was released and it sounded pretty cool. Espeically with Cameron at the helm.

Then the trailer came out and I was like 'ehhhh, this seems wrong.' Gave it the benefit of the doubt and saw it in theatres.

And that's the last time I saw that movie.

>>86196258

The guy on the left reminds me of Jack from RLM's PreRec videos.
He literally starts singing so he doesn't have to listen to any form of criticism.

>>86193711
UNOBTANIUM.

>>86191404

Get a load of Le Objectiviste over here.

>>86187672
cameron is a hack

>>86187672
you now remember jonah hex