Avatar 2 Is a Masterpiece

Avatar The Way of Water is finally out and in this video I give my thoughts on the much anticipated sequel to the highest grossing film of all time.

[@JajuanLogan]

This film is gonna age well and if the other sequels are gonna be like this I’m all in..I love how they made the women powerful but didn’t weaken the men. I loved all the Quaritch lines.. the more you watch it the better it gets. I loved when Neytiri said this is not a squad it’s a family so many quotable moments movie was so good.

[@OpticLureProductions]

I agree I think the whole franchise will be like star wars by the 2030s

[@iamscottsummersfrom616]

Agreed! Positive masculine energy and strong women characters compliment each other. If anything, it's something that the conservative should be happy about. But guess its still woke to them. Even the leftist thinks this movie is racist. Like, wth! The meaning of woke in this day and age is "anything I don't like". But I guess these type of people always tend to like at things in a political way.

[@MrPrankmastergeneral]

Neytiri is a probably the favorite character for many fans, and for a good reason. She is competent, strong, but when Zoe Saldana is emoting she outshines everyone. Lesser script would have easily turned her into a snarky know-it-all character, but James Cameron is not playing that game. And thing I noticed after wat too many bleak looking blockbusters , Avatar has colors in it ! Imagine having a beautifully crafted worlds in the current year .

[@jayslangen5122]

yes! Yes! and YES!!! People that rate this movie poorly think it's some kind of leftist agenda... "Oh they're against colonialism."... "Oh it's a movie for tree huggers" These people are so clouded by their nonsense they can't appreciate a true work of art anymore. The 1-star reviews are click bait from narcissists gaslighting movie lovers. Avatar is a masterpiece and I'm seeing it again next week. LOVED IT!!!!!

[@OpticLureProductions]

Couldn't agree more. Nothing bothers me more than people trying to make it political..

[@randomly_random_0]

they judge this based on Cameron's recent "woke" statements. But those are twisted and misunderstood. They really did not watch the movie, that's why they don't know that of all movies that was released recently that has woke messaging, this one has none of it beside those you mentioned, which are not really that forced.

[@OpticLureProductions]

@@randomly_random_0 I agree the testosterone comments were taken way out of context.

[@alyxiajohnson6604]

This was also my exact theory.

[@jeremywright9511]

I have to agree. I saw some people calling it "the way of woke" it just gets so tiring that everything has to be divisive these days.

[@comin40]

The thing that I absolutely love about this Movie was that anyone, regardless of race, ethnicity, age, religious background, cultural background, etc. can watch this movie and find something the can relate to. The story is so simple that any age can watch and understand but contain so much depth with the characters and lore to where you can continue to be invested in it like Star Wars, Star Trak, Lord of the Rings, etc. This movie contains some of the best action scenes I’ve seen coming from a film from the past 5 years. And for just the icing on the cake, Phenomenal, breathtaking visuals/CGI that revolutionize film tech to the next level. Every single scene and plot line was either important to the plot or plants seeds for the next movies to come, still finding a way to be relevant to the main plot of the movie. Every single idea or plot line in this movie had a pay off. This movie does all that while still being grounded to to what it is and keeping a near perfect pace to where I still wanted more. Avatar 2 is the definition of a Blockbuster Spectacle movie that we needed right now. Avatar 2 is a masterpiece film, PERIOD.

[@auroraglacialis]

I think one thing to keep in mind for this movie is that it is going to be part 2 or a trilogy at least. So those unfinished story arcs - they are not really unfinished but will be resolved... I just wish we did not have to wait 2 years for it

[@OpticLureProductions]

Yes! meant to bring that up in this video but forgot. Its one big long story

[@auroraglacialis]

@@OpticLureProductions yes I think of it was a streaming franchise they would have made it into a show with multiple seasons because the story is long. But it's okay, when LOTR came out it was very similar. Very long movies that work towards a conclusion at the end of the last movie only. In this case the culprit may be that fans are afraid of having to wait too long. If the movies come out shorty after each other, at most 2 years apart, this concept works out. But viewers have to be aware of our. With LOTR this was evident because everyone knew there will be 3 movies even when the first one showed. With Avatar this always seems less certain

[@Kevin__levrone]

I love you for making this video, it's refreshing. I just watched the movie, and I am completely emotional about it. I don't remember being so attached to a movie before, even the first Avatar. This movie is special bro, it's almost like a spiritual experience, you rarely get a chance to see something like that nowadays. I definitely want to see it again in the cinema. Greetings from Brazil ❤️

[@OpticLureProductions]

Thanks for the nice comment. Glad you liked it as much as I did

[@danielb6521]

You explained it perfectly bro, I cannot remember a time where I was genuinely attached to a movie. I'm also from Brasil

[@justnahayo8490]

Facts😭❤️❤️

[@desertsoldier41]

Honestly I think the problem about this film is that it is not for modern audiences. People these days lack the attention span, cognitive memory to absorb the lore or even the science education to even comprehend semi-hard Sci-fi films. Interstellar is a good example of this.

[@sodiumlights]

Most of the criticism ive read hasn't come from youngsters.

[@michalsavatar7]

Couldn't agree more. Seeing it for the 7th time in a few days. It is a masterpiece and Cameron is the greatest director of all time.....hands down. Excellent analysis mate.

[@Darren-sn4ki]

It’s a masterpiece waited 13 years for this James Cameron never lets me down

[@MrPrankmastergeneral]

My screening had 2 families with around half a dozen of kids sitting in a row below me , and then did not make a sound. Once the movie starts you are glued to the screen.

[@anirban7493]

I went to the theater twise 3 days apart just to relive the experience, first I took a friend and for the second time I took my sister and she thanked me while getting out of the theatre❤

[@OpticLureProductions]

Thanks so cool I want to expose as many people as I can

[@arcosprey4811]

Because of the reflection to how I feel about being a father in the future, it hit hard. Even though I’m not one, I can imagine being one and the feelings associated with it so it left a deep impact on me. That’s not to even mention the nature conservation part of it as a life-long animal lover and future wildlife vet. The whale scene was absolute gut-wrenching.

[@sash9249]

Nice to see some positivity for balance man. I saw it in 3D twice and loved it twice. It's deeper and more emotional than A1 and feels more confident in its execution. They just don't make films like this right now, and we should be celebrating it, not trying desperately to tear it down. Haters gonna hate.

[@rayray9865]

I couldn't have agreed more with what you mentioned and how the theater reacted to this movie I took my sister that wasn't too interested and she ended up emotional during some scenes my mother loved it. I myself was very thirsty going into the movie i bought myself a big water bottle i was so transfixed in the movie that I forgot to drink it. There are two things I dislike though the first one is that the movie wasn't longer and the second is that a couple seats down someone decided to bring a toddler and they kept going up and down up and down trying to quiet the child down. But yeah I ended up recommending this to many of my friends which which we already have plans to go back.

[@platinumpineapple9943]

Yes its absolutely a Masterpiece what a freaking theater experience wow

[@yaboiicj94]

Avatar 2 is the greatest movie of our Era thus far. Technological we can showcase this movie

[@BartSyrenno]

why do people always have to be so difficult, this movie has to be the best movie ever made in opinion (its fine to disagree). Not everyone has to love it, but the visuals were beyond insane, after watching the movie I wanted to go back purely on how beautiful it was. The story and pacing was also amazing as sometimes long films can feel dragged out and you sit there wondering when its going to end when with this film that isn't the case. So much work goes into creating movies and shows and people never respect that, you need directors, writers, costume & prop designers, vfx makers, the list goes on. Don't get me wrong constructive criticism is sometimes important in order to improve something for the better, however purely writing toxic comments over nothing is just stupid. People were getting things out of no were such as saying this film is "white-washed or racist", these are blue creatures from another planet.... ,some were also mad that they were using bows and arrows as its a "mock of native americans". Sure the film might have taken some inspiration from several cultures and stuff but thats a good thing as it can show representation. It's upsetting to see how people always as so quick to judge. This franchise is defo going to go far and im so excited to see it.

[@lisje2496]

Thank you so much for making this video!! All the algorithms have been giving me are click bates about how bad the movie is doing and as Avatar 1 made such a big impression on then 10 year old me and has been my favorite movie ever since (I am not a fan who knows all the characters names and species and all that, however it is the sense of this world and the story which I have carried in my heart for most of my life now), these trashing articles made me really sad. I went to see the movie yesterday and.... I don't even have the words. I lost track of how often I cried during this movie. SPOILERS AHEAD Tears of joy whenever I saw Kiri walking or swimming around taking in all the beauty of nature. Tears of grief when whales were hunted and murdered or when the eldest son died. Tears of love when Jake said "I see you" to his son Lo'ak and when the eldest son Neteyam was brought back to Eywa. During the credits, after everyone had left the theater, I looked at my mom and I cried. Like true, deep emotional crying, I could barely breathe. And I felt unable to speak until going to sleep at night. That is how deep I felt it; The story and what it means to me. And I am for sure gonna tell everyone I love to see the movie. I will financially help my Dayak (indigenous peoples of Borneo) friend to be able to go see the movie with a friend if I can! As I know it will mean a lot to them to be able to experience this story. Keep spreading the love, people! -Mel

[@OpticLureProductions]

Love your story im glad the film meant so much to you!

[@EloGuys]

very good video, listened while doing homework, continue to do this! new sub btw

[@OpticLureProductions]

Thanks glad you liked it. Yeah I plan to have a new video every other Friday for now and more in between if I find the time.

[@JeanDavidMoisan]

Great video! Pretty glad it appeared in my recommendations. I also rate it 10/10 even though I agree with some of the criticisms like from the Schnee video about fixing Avatar 2. I'll be going to see it again soon.

[@boulalkadour7819]

Avatar has just made a billion dollar worldwide in just 12 days which is way better than the first one and on par with The force awaken and spider man no way home , haters gonna loooove this

[@Jcmasado]

3 hours did not feel like three hours. The only annoying part is when I have to go to the restroom.

[@Saphirefenix]

Was my favourite movie lately

[@tgyo6827]

This the best movie I have watched this year

[@Silverlight124]

this movie is way beyond imagination !!

[@CorporateKoe]

It is a Master Piece Strong Male and Female Cast, Really Good Story Building and World Building

[@rrexthespartan6070]

I myself think greatly of the movie but to me, to kinda fit the plotline of the first one but it's most likely because I saw the first avatar the day before and didn't watch in 3d.

[@rrexthespartan6070]

Yeah I think it was because I was comparing it to the first one. My bad.

[@nabababbahhshshshs7554]

TEN OUT OF F*CKING TEN YALL GO SEE IT IM A HUGE FAN OF PART ONE AND TWO FIRE MOVIE BEST OF ALL TIME🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥!

[@sitebstudios]

That is 100% on point.

[@CrimsonGuard1992]

In my opinion, James Cameron putting his name on a film is the Hollywood equivalent of a famous artist painting a red dot on a blank canvas and selling it for 100 million dollars. I feel that audiences put more stock and value in the brand name of James Cameron than his actual work. If Avatar was made by a no name director, i do not think it would have done as well.

[@DFMoray]

Many people just have darkness in their hearts

[@jackcox6276]

Great video, do you have a letterboxd?

[@OpticLureProductions]

No I dont. What is that?

[@jackcox6276]

@@OpticLureProductions it's an app where you can log and rate films you've watched.

[@OpticLureProductions]

@@jackcox6276 Oh thats cool I should get on there

[@a.noriega-gonzalez6801]

mad respect 🙏🏼🫶🏼

[@helicopter2992]

100%

[@privatprivat7279]

"The Most Important Scene in Avatar Was A Deleted Scene (Ayahuasca Ceremony)"

[@boulalkadour7819]

i agree , there is a lot of hate about avatar and i just don't get it

[@erockbrox8484]

This is just prove that no matter what movie you make, someone out there will like it.

[@OpticLureProductions]

In this case I would say no matter what movie you make someone will dislike it.

[@kbg12ila]

I find it funny how almost all of these Avatar 2 video essays use Neytiri in their thumbnail when she has like 5 minutes of screentime. The movie had good moments but the fact the emotional climax of the movie with the first sons death relies so heavily on the two characters of Neytiri and the first son who have the least development and screentime of all the characters is a massive flaw and is the reason this movie is good but not a masterpiece at all.

[@OpticLureProductions]

This was not a video essay

[@zaurtsotsoria]

Okay, I love you ❤

[@maricast9732]

Yeh

[@OpticLureProductions]

Oh Yeh

[@randomly_random_0]

subscribed

[@Entertainment-ev6ob]

LMFAOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

[@NikoZguri]

when you realize this movie just kicked off an era where we'll be seeing James Cameron put out a new Avatar movie every 2 years, until 2028.... this might just be his comeback decade, and i'm all for it.

[@dantefromdevilmaycry9857]

Here's to hoping nothing goes wrong and that 2 year annual release is as smooth and crisp as the visuals of the Movie.. can't wait for Avatar 3

[@Lin_Eileen]

@@dantefromdevilmaycry9857 Avatar 3: The way of style ft. Dante from the devil may cry series

[@The_ZeroLine]

Is this going to be bigger than Rob Schneider’s comeback. I don’t think Cameron really ever went away.

[@jdreactsandreviews4280]

I saw this movie opening weekend with 5 friends. We all are fans of the first one and we were blown away. James Cameron was not exaggerating when he said it’s meant for 3D! People who write the bad reviews probably just love to jump on the hate bandwagon. This is another masterpiece. I’m going to see it for a 4th time later this week. Third time in IMAX 3D. This movie in IMAX 3D is a theatrical experience that only comes around once in a generation! Thanks for spreading positivity and giving this incredible film the love it deserves. It just crossed $1 Billion in the box office today after only 12 days! I wasn’t worried when it underperformed opening weekend. I predict this will make over $2 Billion

[@OpticLureProductions]

Oh for sure my friend. Its got a long way to go. It will hit 2 billion easy.

[@isaacwhite373]

i was a diehard avatar fan since day one, the original movie created such a strong bond between me and my dad, it came out when i was just 4 years old. we've got a pretty good sound system and the detail put on each and every sound. they reaaaaaly hit home with the second one

[@OpticLureProductions]

I loved it so much too

[@paulstaker8861]

I kinda feel sad for one of my friend who didn't care for it because the story "was too simple". It's like 3hrs of pure escape & entertainment for a lot of people was a drag for him.

[@stevengrant4107]

Thank you!!!!! I've seen so many people saying this movie sucks lmao. This was absolutely mind blowing... Which is a total understatement. This movie is so good and it's on a level normal people can't understand

[@randomly_random_0]

they're not really "many" in terms of numbers, they're just NOISY, and I hate them for that.

[@OpticLureProductions]

@@randomly_random_0 True

[@brainsmusic6119]

I think there is a solid balance of fans and haters. I stand in the middle, not really enjoying the story, but the CGI is of course impressive. Pandora just isn't my favourite world, and Jake Sully isn't my favourite protagonist.

[@justafidemyself]

It's weird to see Avatar go through the "online hate" motions / discussions of huge blockbusters like Marvel, Star Wars, DC etc. While in reality, *most* Avatar fans are the opposite. They actually enjoy nature, are pretty chill and avoid negativity. It feels like these movies are specifically made for me and how I view our earth, and I guess a lot of people who are not very active online agree with me considering the money these movies make.

[@rossianawardani292]

i remember when my dad took me to watch the original one for the first time, when i was a little girl. and then yesterday i watch this movie with him and my husband. i just crying for 3 hours. i love this movie. awsome movie, amazing story!! can't wait to see the next movie with my kids!!!

[@OpticLureProductions]

My Dad took me to the first one too. I'll never forget that memory

[@ponorj]

I took my cousin to the first one when she was just in her late teens and she was mind blown! Her and I just went to see it last week and it was even more of a spiritual journey for both of us. It was so beautiful and moving, especially for my cousin because she'll be getting married in a few months so the love and family aspect of the story was really moving for both of us :-) I can't wait to see it again!

[@tasyakambay4086]

Same here and it was 3D one😍 That experience waa truly life-changing...

[@joshjonson2368]

Movie would much better if the human marines returned and added some spice to the place, best part of the original was watching humanity in action and that's just the fact

[@aravindelangovan5983]

Watched 4 times. Still not get bored of it. What a craft this man had done in this movie. Truly emotional and explained their balance very well❤️❤️❤️

[@just_luk4238]

Next week I’ll go watching this movie for the third time in theater… I’m not kidding. This is how much I like this series and this film in general. It is so refreshing and this kind of sci-di is to die for… and as a nature and animal lover Avatar is totally my type of movie. I think the idea of humans as a race being the evils of the story is brilliant and completely unusual and particular and SO nice to watch. This saga reflects each and every flaws of human nature and I’m sure people get pissed for this reason, they can’t stand staring at their crystal clear reflection on the screen for too long. Great video man 👍🏻

[@senseimourgi676]

I loved Avatar 1, it was my favourite movie until this one came around. Now the sequel is my favourite film of all time.

[@kevinwingate8575]

I agree with every positive statement you mentioned about Avatar: The Way of Water. Since we waited 13 years, I watched the first Avatar the day before I went to see the second….mind blown! Love, love, love Avatar. 3 hours went as though it was 30 minutes to me. You’re a great narrator, with the music in the background. I’m definitely gonna subscribe. Can’t wait for the 3rd & 4th sequels. Just like you…I Stan James Cameron. So glad I ran across another genuine Avatar fan.

[@OpticLureProductions]

Thanks for the kind words.

[@avatar.chloe101]

I’m seeing it again tomorrow! It’s absolutely beautiful. Love the video, made good points.

[@ihavenoname03]

This is James Cameron's decade now

[@OpticLureProductions]

Agreed! Cant wait, he said Avatar 4 will be really wild!

[@Evelynmay88]

THANKYOU soooo much because I was not a fan and was transfixed!! I couldn’t believe every scene. It’s a masterpiece and now it’s makes me want to see the first one. I’ll go again and again because you have to see this movie while you can on the big screen.

[@OpticLureProductions]

Couldnt agree more its more like an event than a movie.

[@nashedanonino5810]

yesterday mt dad and I went to the theater and he really didn't want to watch it and by the end after 8 years of never seen him cry, he cried in the end of the movie, this movie could touch my dads heart, and well I say its just simply awesome

[@AConnorDN38416]

I was also talking to a friend of mine who saw this movie recently and one thing we laughed about was how the trailers for the other 3D movies that ran beforehand were put to shame as soon as Avatar 2 started playing. The effects looked cool in those trailers, but with Avatar I felt like I was actually on Pandora.

[@OpticLureProductions]

Oh man yeah totally meant to bring that up in my review...I saw the Ant Man 3d trailer before avatar and it was terrible in comparison lol

[@nicolaorlati]

I'm a Little bit late but man this video Is Amazing, you exactly got why this movie Is a masterpiece. I'm sure that it Will take time, but, as it's been for the first movie people will appreciate this one in the future as well. As someone once said: "Jim Cameron is not for everyone" and this movie proved It once again

[@TRKPurgatos]

Man, I watched it with my 2 brothers and a sister, they are all quite young I am the oldest one at the age of 19... Let me tell you 2 of those are embodiment of ''crazy'' kids and they were fully immersed just as myself the whole time, my sister is the youngest one at the age of 8 and when the movie ended she immediately suggested rewatching it , and we are going to...tomorrow... It is a masterpiece

[@OpticLureProductions]

Thats cool to hear. Kids must be so blown away by it...I couldnt imagine

[@manoshisaikialifevlogs1747]

Ohhh u r right..I already watched with my family n friends...it was an amazing experience..so cool..its a long 3 hours movie but enjoyed worth to see the movie...

[@promcheg]

7:30 The lousy press came from criticising the superhero craze in the last 10 years. IMHO. But for me, he was talking about everything that I was thinking about. I also found the middle part slow when I watched Avatar 2 the second time. But when the movie started, I had to fight and hold my tears during the fishing scene. This means that the film worked. The most essential part of any storytelling is when the viewer/reader forgets that those are not real people. And this movie did exactly that. And it was a pretty good science fiction where I didn't have to roll my eyes at the usual pseudo-intellectual mumbo jumbo.

[@OpticLureProductions]

Yeah I agree I was forgetting what I was watching was fake....which is amazing considering the whole movie is CGI

[@-C.S.R]

So I kept hearing all this negative reviews on these KZbin channels even before the movie came out. Had me straight up convinced! Got dragged to the movie at an IMAX and was blown away🤯 The 3-D was like 8K crystal clear! The action scenes were insane! With a crap movies that keep shoveling out these days that people seem to love I have no idea how anyone can say this movies bad??? We walked out of there all saying we probably would go back and see it again, the 3-D was like something I've never seen before🤯

[@OpticLureProductions]

Love to here it

[@LukeLovesRose]

Never mind the politics. James Cameron is the master of 3D cinematography and Avatar is the purest and simplest example of his craft. Hes been immersing people the same way since 1984 with The Terminator. He just didnt have a 3D camera

[@OpticLureProductions]

Yeah funny enough they rereleased T2 in theaters awhile back and Cameron gave it a 3D conversion. I was shocked how well it worked. His cinematography has always included so much depth

[@melaniegisele_]

I watched it last night and I can’t wait to watch it again! 🤩

[@OpticLureProductions]

Me too!

[@ponorj]

Thank you for this honest and straightforward review. What a breath of fresh air 🙂 And you're absolutely right! The very next day I told as many people at work as possible about how amazingly beautiful the film is. And they should see it in 3D because it's such a uniquely immersive experience that you rarely get at the cinema nowadays. Merry Christmas and a Beautiful New Year!

[@OpticLureProductions]

Merry Christmas to you friend!

[@tasyakambay4086]

Watching it 3D is the best way to watch it 100%

[@gauwal]

Far from honest but I'll give you the straightforward

[@ThePizza28]

KZbin's recommandation doing its job right. Great discovery, I love your way of speaking about it, it's so personnal! Keep it up, the quality is great.

[@OpticLureProductions]

Thanks for the motivation!

[@danielb6521]

Honestly just thank you for spreading positivity man. Loved every aspect of the movie as well.

[@auroraglacialis]

I think people who actually did scubadive in reefs and people who dont dive have a bit of a different view of the underwater scenes. They are amazingly realistic and since Cameron is a passionate diver, it makes sense. I did not like how they bent the story a bit to somehow get everyone to finally get underwater, but I suppose they had to make it happen somehow since Cameron wanted to show underwater scenes since the original movie, just the technology was not good enough back then, so he had to postpone it for over a decade

[@TruckingaccrossUSA]

DUNE 1 mentioned!! Please make a video breaking down DUNE PT 2!!! Amazing! It’s rare when the sequel is better than the first movie haha

[@diocre7446]

Only marvel fan hates it. They don't want something that will tarnish the record of that franchise.

[@jaybanks3463]

Just watched it and I can say I liked it more the 2nd viewing than the first. In a film with many stories at once, the 2nd time I focused more on Jake and Loak story, the first viewing I was so mad at the kid, this time I totally see his point of view and I just love when Jake tells him “I See You Son”. It’s such a good Father and Son film we don’t see that much these days. Also Spider wasn’t even annoying to me this time around like he was the first time.

[@OpticLureProductions]

Yeah I cant wait to see it again. It was a lot to take in on the first viewing. I actually liked the whole Spider story right away. I want to go back and focus more on Jake and Loak like you said

[@littellgamer]

I watched Avatar 2 for the first time last week. I loved the first movie, which imho is a masterpiece as well. I was a bit worried that it was over 3h long. However, I gotta tell you that I did not even feel the time pass. The movie is amazing and got me immersed from beginning to end. Truly a masterpiece.

[@AConnorDN38416]

the one thing that makes me sad about this movie is that it's only going to be in IMAX 3D for a limited time. I'm sure it will still be watchable on blue ray, but it's just not going to be the same experience watching it any other way. At first I was kinda frustrated at how much money I had to fork over to see it in IMAX 3D, but within the first 10 seconds of the movie starting I was like "never mind, totally worth it."

[@OpticLureProductions]

One thing I will say is if you get an Oculus you can sit in a virtual theater and the 3D is amazing in the headset and so is the virtual theater...feels real...only bummer is wearing the damn headset for 3 hours.

[@urberts.2531]

I have seen it twice already, once with a friend, and once with my dad. Now I am asking my other friends to go see it with me. I will watch it as many times as I need to until everyone I care about has seen it.

[@darkshat3077]

Ok, it’s fine if everyone likes it. But please, to everyone in the comments, stop saying that people who write bad reviews just jump on a bandwagon. (People have different opinions I know, it’s scary.)

[@OpticLureProductions]

True everyone is entitled to their opinion of things

[@justnahayo8490]

Amazing video 🙌 I loved this movie so much too😫❤️

[@el_tabarnako9224]

I've watched a lot of reviews and this is by far the best. Great job! Loved it

[@OpticLureProductions]

Thank you glad you like it!

[@jcarm185]

I was surprised by it; I definitely enjoyed it. Avatar, the Way of Water IS a great film.

[@jayslangen5122]

Also... where can I get one of those moving effect lights you have in the background!! So nice!

[@OpticLureProductions]

This is the link where I got mine... www.amazon.com/dp/B09PD8RXRW?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details

[@SalveASMR]

This movie was 3 hours?? When I watched it I couldn't believe that it was. What a breathtaking movie.

[@evansinclair1999]

I’ve been defending this film ever since it came out lol and I agree with your points. This movie isn’t perfect and there was only a couple nit picks that I had with one of the characters but ultimately The feeling I had in the theater was the same feeling I had for the Batman that came out earlier this year. It’s not super common for me to have my entire body just absolutely buzz with excitement from just watching a movie. After leaving the Batman I literally couldn’t help but start writing away at my own ideas of movies and songs, I couldn’t shut up about it for days. I’m so happy that that same feeling came to me again from a movie in the same year! I was electrocuted with shock and wonder and inspiration. And I haven’t been able to shut up about it since. There isn’t another film in the world right now with a setting and a world as beautiful and unique and original as Pandora. Don’t get me wrong there are other fantastic brilliant GOAT movies out there across all genres but this one feels so special to me it’s not an adaptation, it’s not a spin off of another series or piece of media, it’s a completely original world and idea for a message that Cameron is very passionate about and I’m certain that these movies will be his legacy. Also you earned a sub from ya boy I really enjoyed this video and a few others of yours I ran across have a happy new year everyone! 🎉

[@OpticLureProductions]

I just got home from my second viewing...I went alone this time...same magic as the first time. Thanks for your comment!

[@diaz6884]

I saw dark Knight 2 time on Opening night and 3 more time in theaters I will watch this at least 3 more times at the IMAX 1.5 hours away from me

[@OpticLureProductions]

Its worth it for sure...Im going to try and go 4 more times...got to soak it in while we have the chance.

[@floatz8337]

love how calm the video is, + great take and entertaining video. well done, subbed at 453 subs.

[@OpticLureProductions]

Thanks for the nice comment...glad you enjoyed it!

[@kneesoxxx7902]

That background music is chill af.. I seen the movie a couple days ago. Visually 10/10 .. Story and plot 4/10 . I enjoyed it so much cause I had no expectations for the writing and screenplay.

[@symmetricsymphony]

I watched it twice, once in english and the second time in kannada( a regional language in India ). This movie had me in splits with its underlying messages with its every frame. The second time viewing made me have a personal connection because kannada is the language I speak at home. I too like you love watching longer and slower movies because whenever a director comes up and says he is gonna make us sit for three hours or more, that's a hint of orgasm for me, in a polite way possible. The reason why Avatar 2 is not touching more hearts, (correction) the reason why more people didnt connect with Avatar2 is because of the shorter retention period of human beings, I blame social media and internet for this. For the final message it had to tell was we as men, yeah I am talking about men, who have surpassed all the injustice in the world have to take their stance, feel the oneness with the mother and do what is really neccesary, even if it takes you become a ruthless monster, but again for a good cause.😁

[@gauwal]

dude before making assumption about other people at least watch/read what they say, I mean you may have low standards for characters and plot that are compensated by the frankly amazing visuals but some don't

[@McTweaking]

Just 240 Subscribers? You deserve more!

[@OpticLureProductions]

I appreciate that. Its my fault for being inconsistent but I now plan to have a new video every 2 weeks on Fridays. More if I can manage it. Hard with a full time job.

[@McTweaking]

@@OpticLureProductions Inconsistent or not i dont care, its quality that makes its good and your video is good quality

[@shawnwebber3220]

One of the biggest difference between typical 3-D movies, and this one is how the shots were filmed. For example, if you pin a shot too fast in 3-D, it makes you feel ill most directors learn to shoot into D and try to do it in 3-D. This film created a completely new technology that eliminated the nauseating panning the chop editing, we see everything in 3-D all day that’s why movies on the silver screen are so special. This was one of the first ones that made watching 3-D enjoyable.

[@JuanDorta]

Avatar is probably my best experience watching a movie, both 1 and 2. And that is coming from a person who spent YEARS complaining why this hype about a science fiction movie until I decided to experience it with an open mind

[@fudkingorsum]

Couldn't agree more! There were times I couldn't breathe as much as the characters, this movie was absolutely stunning! As much as people wanna think this movie is for the tree huggers, no one can deny how much we are all connected to the Mother Earth and how much we are all relying on it!

[@emarte]

Now that I’ve watched Avatar 2 I understand why Avatar 1 was so big and successful. I was 12 when the first one came out and I don’t remember watching it on the big screen, so watching it later in life on a 40inch didn’t impress me much. I think of the avatar movie world as an amusement park phenomenon that opens up everywhere around the world for 2-3 months and everyone enjoys not only the beautiful storytelling but the visuals, the world, the entertainment of it all, the experience. People fail to see it beyond the concept of a “movie” like they know it. I believe that in a few years we will look back and acknowledge how the Avatar series changed movie theaters and the concept of a movie. I’m definitely watching it again.

[@AlexarionBeatbox]

I did like this movie. But it's not a masterpiece for two simple reasons. When Jake Sully moves over to the tribe of water they don't care about the fact he's being chasing by humans for some reason and they let him in (except for the wife of the boss of the water tribe) and for some reason they decided bringing the villain from the first movie to the second one and making the exact same plot, he wants revenge on Jake Sully oh woaw, amazing character development, that's a good idea... no. The final fight was boring and not only that but the kid saves him after he literally captured him, trapped him, almost killed all his friends and family, because well... a third movie had to exist you know. And a fourth one. And let me guess. The third one is about this guy wanting revenge again. That's going to be innovative.

[@aiko_here.0_0]

Avatar 2 is terrible, was made for kids 12 years old, you can not compare first and second at all, it is completely 2 different dimensions 😢

[@ziranmusic5754]

Your consideration enables your gratitude I appreciate your effort & dedication thank you

[@Tsireya8]

I watched a lot of film at the theater this year and Avatar 2 blown me away. This is just one of the greatest spectacle ever, if not the greatest.

[@OpticLureProductions]

Totally agree. Nothing else like it

[@hayreddinbarbarossa4686]

The movie was quite boring. I felt like you could remove 1 h to the story. A lot of the script felt like a copy of the first movie. The all family dynamics was also super annoying.

[@birdineye4738]

I watched it with my family, then my friends, then I booked a ferry over to the mainland just to watch it in 4dx. It was worth it. (However the theatre I was at was skimpy with water FX)

[@cmontes85]

I usually turn away when I see kids doing stupid stuff.. this one was good... The kid didn't lie about who was with him and reported right away when they met the bad blue people... this had family value... the father believed the avatar about hearing her heart beat and not thinking she was crazy... beautiful movie too.

[@anthonypc1]

I just re-watched Fern Gully and Avatar is an improvement.

[@T0MM1XD]

I was speechless after my first viewing and couldn't comprehend what I just saw, I've watched it five times already and it gets better every time! I'm going to watch it again multiple times as long as it runs in theatres, this movie is meant to be seen in IMAX 3D! It's an experience, unlike anything I've ever seen!

[@Someguy_97]

Yep. Pretty much summed up my take on the film and it’s director so good work!👍