I Was Blown Away By This Masterpiece!! | Avatar Reaction | Excited now for the Sequel!

[@bengilhooly3616]

It’s amazing how this film is 13 years old and the cgi still looks good

[@JamieS1992]

i dont think the CGI in this movie will age in our life time

[@bengilhooly3616]

@@JamieS1992 wdym

[@LuanMower55]

@@bengilhooly3616 it'll age like a fine wine

[@Heroesfullyalive]

@@LuanMower55 Like Jurassic Park.

[@officialflikz]

@@JamieS1992 it will age more than well, Cameron said he wants to remaster the cgi to make it look closer to the sequel

[@_gr1nchh]

I remember being so critical of this movie and it's fans. I hadn't even watched it but I remember how wildly hyped this movie was. I never understood it. And then I watched it. I fell in love. Now it's one of my favorite movies.

[@robertmolton6761]

Like they say, don't judge a book by the blue monkey people on it's cover ... or something like that.

[@meganlodon]

This movie is definitely a favorite. I cannot wait for the sequels.

[@trustfratedinfires6325]

Yes, I love this movie so much it my favorite. Yes, I understand the critics saying the plot is very similar to Pocahontas and Dancing with the wolves BUT pandora is soooooo cool I can't even imagine hating this movie. Pandora made this movie.

[@meganlodon]

@@trustfratedinfires6325 I tried to learn the language when it first came out. While I never pursued it fully, and forgot it all, I did learn the Na'vi culture and Pandora life.

[@noelleanglade1412]

Me neither!

[@sonosoloio]

the sequel will be like this: the Earth fleet will return and reduce the planet to crumbs from orbit, end.

[@meganlodon]

@@sonosoloio What about the other planned sequels? There at least 3 or 4 more after this sequel.

[@ajandrianjafymusic]

I genuinely thought you’d of seen this because you’d never put anything up about it but it’s so great to watch you fall in love with this masterpiece

[@associatewitty]

Yes

[@LordCommander-ui2fw]

To answer one of your questions, yes, there is a procedure that could mend Jake's spine and give him back his legs, but it's incredibly expensive. Also, a fun little fact, a South Korean company is working on building a real-life version of the AMP Suit from this movie, and at least one guy from the original design team is working on it.

[@jeremyrdlamaxima7052]

That’s amazing that people are working on stuff like this.

[@RedPandaGirl002]

In case you never knew, there is an alternative scene when just as Tsu'tey was dying, he anointed Jake as the Clan's new leader

[@BlueEyedRaven_]

I still remember seeing this in theatre, that was a magical moment. I bought the dvd as soon as it came out and watched it daily for several weeks (might have been a liiiittle obsessed at the time). Ever since there was talk of a sequel I've been anxiously waiting, can't believe it's gonna be here soon!

[@LukeLovesRose]

When we first saw the bioluminescent plant life, it took our breath away like it must've felt for audiences when Dorothy first saw Oz

[@mamstarstorm]

Definitely the movie is so beautiful. Can't wait to see Pandora again soon.

[@CLAANG00]

I really love this movie, until recently I noticed that a woman was carrying a baby in her arms when they destroyed the tree, it's a small detail that makes it even sadder. I love your videos, hugs from Mexico, I love your reactions.

[@davey2487]

This is my favorite movie ever. I watch it at least once per week. I've seen it hundreds of times and it never gets boring.

[@TheBatmanWhoReacts]

Can’t believe how long I’ve been waiting for a sequel 😭 this movie is a classic for me

[@SuperShadowsGirl]

I saw this in 3D in theaters when it came out and, let me tell you, *it was amazing*. It wasn't like your typical 3D where stuff just pops out at ya like 3D movies before it. No, instead, the 3D made it almost...I was to say Ethereal. Yeah, that's a good way to describe it. Ethereal. It highlighted the beauty of the movie to amazing heights and I wish I could see it like that again, for the first time again. Because I love this movie and how beautiful it truly is.

[@eddietucker7005]

Sigourney’s name was Grace. The best actors were Zoe Saldana and CCH Pounder. I watch anything CCH is in! They are going to re-release this in theaters before the sequel comes out so see it in 3-D. It’s so f’ing amazing in 3-D!!!!

[@shismith8785]

This was my ultimate movie when I was younger, nobody else I knew liked it and I was beyond OBSESSED

[@dylancole1910]

Same, either they disliked it, straight up hated it, or didn’t care about it as much as I did. So glad that this sequel announcement and trailer is bringing out the fans. Seems there’s a lot more people than I thought that loved it as much as I did. 😄

[@_-NatureMations-_]

Natiri's actor did such an amazing job, you can truly feel her emotion in every line she has. I wonder if there will be a third movie with desert Navi, that live in burrows/caverns

[@WorldWeave]

If at all possible I’d recommend watching the collector’s extended cut of this movie…it only adds 16 extra minutes of film, but it VASTLY changes the experience and in my opinion, it’s the best version of the film…even most of the additions are pretty “slice-of-life” (full honesty I don’t know that you’re not watching that version because I’m barley into the video)

[@warhawk_yt]

Yeah. The main reason I think is because you get a little more information since you get to see some of what life is like on earth. For some reason from what I know that isn't in the theatrical version and it does give you some more context.

[@JohnSmith-nn5tx]

the ultimate edition is also my favorite version of the movie. it adds so much material.

[@WorldWeave]

@@warhawk_yt there definitely isn’t as much context in the theatrical cut…I remember watching it and at several points thinking “shouldn’t there be a(n) [insert ultimate addition scene here] here?”

[@warhawk_yt]

@@WorldWeave Yeah. I think I watched the extended version first and then at one point without realizing watched the theatrical version and was like where is this scene I know is in this movie but wasn’t lol. Thats when I found out there were multiple version of this movie.

[@bumblebeahive]

@@warhawk_yt same thing happened to me lol.

[@twist58]

One of James Cameron’s cinematic greats after Titanic and two Terminator films! I don’t care how many keep nitpicking and griping over how much they hate Avatar by calling it a “rip-off” or a “joke,” NONE of it matters. This 2009 film was so innovative of its kind visually and aesthetically. It also introduced the patented Fusion Camera! One James Cameron and Vince Pace patented themselves for other filmmakers wanting to borrow it for their own work.

[@Kovy2003]

Alien 2 ( 1986 )

[@malignedloon1603]

I love the fact that you can differentiate the Avatars from the Na'Vi by looking at their hands. The Na'Vi have four fingers on each hand, while the Avatars have five, probably because of the fact that the scientists also used human DNA when they made the Avatar bodies. Plus, the users of those bodies are human, and they're probably used to having five fingers, so it'll be easier for them to adapt to the new body. The details!

[@matveynoname7083]

I'm really looking forward to the sequel to Avatar, given the impression the film made on me in 2009. This time, I think Cameron needs to give his best in the study of the universe and history. Do not indulge in the same special effects.

[@joshuagaither4866]

Ya know man, the number of reactors I've seen when Pandora first comes into view "Is that Earth?", yes, Earth totally orbits a gas giant. 😭

[@ItsTotallyCody]

Considering this is a work of fiction and not based on real events… it totally could be a reality in that universe

[@ViewerOnline101]

One of my favorite movies ever. And technically, Avatar still holds the record for the highest grossing movie of all time. Avengers Endgame only beat it because it was released twice, which is what pushed it ahead, but prior to its second releasing, Avatar still held the record.

[@InkRose101]

I’ll never forget when this can out in theaters. It was so hyped and everyone’s mind was so blown by it and when I did see it, I was awestruck by the visuals. The creature designs epically caught my attention.

[@rachelblanchard7431]

I absolutely LOVED AVATAR!!!!! My god! It feels like an eternity since I saw it! I have always loved every single scene of this film but my two most favorite parts are when Jake and Na’vi are gathering other clans to wage war to take back their land against the human soldiers AND the war scene. What I also love most is the score music.

[@noelleanglade1412]

I also absolutely love AVATAR and I really love the score in this movie too! Also my favorite parts are when Jake has his first flight on his Ikiran, when Jake and Nytiri kiss by the Tree of Voices, and the ending (this may be a spoiler for some people) when Jake transfers into his Avatar permanently! (It always gives me good shivers no matter how many times I watch it!)…The final battle is also my favorite part as well when all the Na’vi clans and the animals fight along to take back their land!

[@rainbowpegacornstudios]

This movie is so beautifully done. The CGI is flawless with the Na'vi and the entire environment on Pandora. Some of my favorite sequences involve the Ikran, Toruk and the Tree Of Souls.

[@BelleDede01]

I hadn't been in a theater in decades but my husband was told that this movie was fantastic and that he'd have to see it. So finally, we went to a 3-D theater to see it. I am not a fan of any sci-fi movie of any sort, but I was very much surprised to say that I really enjoyed it. The scenery, the colors, the storyline, the characters, etc are fantastic. Anyone who hasn't seen it, should take the time to see it. Thanks for the reaction.

[@shainewhite2781]

Nominated for 9 Oscars including Best Picture but won for Best Visual Effects, Best Cinematography and Best Production Design. The epic war film Hurt Locker win Best Picture and Best Director for Kathryn Bigelow. This is still highest grossing movie ever, $2.8 billion dollars!

[@nanib00]

That movie came out one year after I was born and I fell absolutely in love with it. It was literally everything I've ever dreamed of 😢💫💓😩

[@CrystalClear5617]

My Favorite moment by far is when the entire planet just said "no that's enough you dumb aliens (humans) go away now".

[@moalzaben5554]

3:40 Cody what’s truly amazing about the Avatars is the process of making them and how they grow. Like they said about mixing human DNA with Na’vi DNA, and it’s done in labs back on Earth and until they become embryos, and then on the 6 year journey from the Solar system to the Alpha Centauri system, they fully mature into full grown Na’vi/ human hybrids aka Avatars. This is why this is hands down my favorite sci fi movie since it is somewhat in the realm of realism because of the near future technology and all the wildlife on Pandora makes sense if it ever existed, for example every land creature has 6 limbs in order to make up for the light gravity of Pandora which is 0.8G compared to Earth’s 1G, and it also explains why the Na’vi have adapted and evolved into 10ft tall sapient humanoid aliens to also make up for Pandora’s light gravity, and this is also why Colonel Quaritch was telling to Jake 8:28 “the low gravity will make u soft.”

[@Zorroa570]

Not sure if it was mentioned, but the sounds of the Jurassic Park t-rex and raptors were reused I this film. The thanator (the big cat-like creature) had the t-rex sounds and the dire horses used the raptor sounds. Great to hear you enjoyed the movie. I hope it gets re-released near me in theaters in 3D, as I have heard it is phenomenal in 3D. If not, I'll be sure to see the sequel in 3D.

[@Zorroa570]

Looked further, and found out that the ikrans (banshees) used some of the baby t-rex's cries and the hammerhead creatures use brontosaurus sounds.

[@jinxjaystudios4506]

Screaming, crying, throwing up. OML this movie was the first movie I EVER remember seeing in cinemas I'm so happy you're reacting to it!

[@Stardust_7273]

Every time I watch this movie, I get chills at the shot of Neytiri shouting, "Eywa has heard you!"

[@moalzaben5554]

9:38 apparently cody in the avatar universe they have the technology to perform surgeries that can replace the spinal cord, but it’s really expensive, so this is why Jake hasn’t been able to get that surgery since in the 22nd century Earth’s nations are having an economic situation, climate crysis and overpopulation of 20 billion people

[@Sam-im5tc]

This movie is in theaters again right now I believe. I 100% recommend that you see it in theaters. It makes the experience just so much more jaw droppingly good. Would even recommend it in 3-D

[@JamieS1992]

i like how the new trailer is making everyone react to it its a great movie only the greatest movies get put on hold for 10+ years for tech to get better then do the same thing with the next one

[@Inariann]

Thank you. Watching your video right after watching someone's reaction saying the humans were the good guys in this movie saves my hope for humanity.

[@thehonestreviewer7754]

I would've recommended the extended or collector's cut of the film as they not only showcase scenes on earth, but there's a gripping/well acted sense with Weaver that really tugs at the heart strings.

[@Blitz_Glam8322]

I was rewatching it after a year or two a few days ago and it was better than the last time! I’m actually a lot more excited for The Way of Water more than I was before!

[@captainteeko4579]

I saw this in theatres when I was 14. I was blown away. The ONLY film I’ve ever bothered to watch twice in theatres. I don’t wanna get too hyped for the sequels in case they’re bad lol but I’m still gonna watch all of them.

[@artsysabs]

I remember seeing this in theaters then walking out and I was so dazed and amazed. It's still a cool movie, but I have to wait a few years to sit and watch it in full cuz of its length

[@kentslocum]

I had never seen this movie before the remastered re-release in theaters, and I had heard that there was an extended director's cut available on Blu-ray. Even though I had heard that the movie was far more spectacular in 3D IMAX, I watched the extended cut first at home. I'm so glad I did, because the opening sequence is more linear and doesn't have any flashbacks, thus answering questions that Cody raises, such as "what's wrong with Earth?" "are they twins?" "he's in a wheelchair!?", etc. There were tons of other scenes that improved the story, as well--plus the ones in the "deleted scenes" bonus features that would have answered a lot of plot holes, had they been included. I guess James Cameron didn't want a four-hour movie on his hands! Then, when I saw the shorter, theatrical-length version in theaters, I could focus on the visuals and not worry about the story.

[@ssilent8202]

The reason we are taking the unobtainium (which the Navi don’t use btw) is because it’s basically the last major resource and earth is dying. By betraying the humans, jake has essentially furthered the extinction of humanity on Earth.

[@cg.man_aka_kevin]

12:08, yesss, the sound is actually taken from the voice of T-Rex in the movie Jurrasic Park. You're right!!!

[@Cantmakeupmymindonaname]

In the dvd extras, it talked about how they studied clans and villages (i dont remember where but i thought it was africa) and how they are still being affected by companies taking their resources needed for their survival. And that was what the navi were based on, but they made them "aliens" to make it more watchable then a documentary

[@kentslocum]

I got to see the remastered re-release in theaters, and it was so spectacular, I had to go back and watch for a second time in theaters.

[@MrCOLBSTAH]

I love the sci fi details about why the navvi are taller, is because pandora is a moon, with less gravity, but has electromagnetic metals in its mountains.. and.. and... O.o its ooo good.

[@rolleyarts8919]

15:01 I just love to point out the fact that the pure spirits covered every part of him except his legs

[@Darren-sn4ki]

I can’t wait this film is a masterpiece and the sequel is a masterpiece too the way of water is a 10/10

[@arrowtyrant.1726]

Me and my family watched this multiple times in the theatre when I was a kid. It was crazy amazing and I love it to the max. - I’m excited for the new movie, the trailer was awesome.

[@cassecorrea]

Everyone online loves to hate on this movie now for no real reason, but I’m glad to hear you like it because this is one of my, if not is, my favorite movie of all time, and I cannot WAIT for the sequel

[@ShadowWizard]

I think it has beed tragged in to culture war as well cause hollywood also takes part in it for long time so 1side of culture war hates it and other side loves it and ppl who even did not care and some who did not like it new love it and some who liked it new hate it, cause as they say its woke, i don't like woke neither but its not woke issue is half of the group has become 2sensitive about it like awry little thing is woke new like just cause it took inspiration of past americans conflict with american natives, so its about hypocrocy from both sides but not all are like that, sometimes they are right and sometimes not cause they are 2sensitive, they have become almost like the enemy they are fighting against

[@ShadowWizard]

I got a tear on 1corner of my eyes at The part where the animals came in and neytiri said eyva heard u

[@jonoboio1233]

Ive watched this movie so many times and I somehow love it more every time

[@zairman]

Quaritch just holds his breath man. He's not even holding like 20 seconds. lol

[@NightcrawlerLuver]

I remember seeing this in the cinema when it first came out. My mind was totally blown! Sooooo excited for the sequel - Avatar The Way of Water!

[@SebasTian58323]

Some known differences between the avatars and Na'vi are due to the influence of human DNA. Critically, the avatar brain and nervous system are modeled to precisely match those of its human operator while still maintaining appropriate Na'vi cellular biology. The avatar also possesses the necessary nervous system pathways required for the control interface. Avatars retain the human configuration of five digits on each hand and foot, as opposed to the native Na'vi who possess four digits on each limb. Avatars possess eyebrows, while the Na'vi are hairless apart from their scalp and a small tuft of hair on the tips of their tails. Avatars display somewhat more human-like body musculature and structure than the Na'vi. (This is especially apparent when comparing the build of Jake Sully to that of the male Na'vi of the Omaticaya clan; Jake's body structure is sturdier than those of the more willowy Na'vi). The Na'vi have large lemur-like eyes, while an avatar's eyes are usually smaller and more human-like. The Na'vi nose is flat and cat-like, while the nose of an avatar has a more human-like central ridge, in some cases quite pronounced. The queue of an avatar starts at the base of the skull, whereas a Na'vi queue starts at the top of the skull. The reason for this is not clear. The Na'vi have opposable big toes, while avatars do not. I believe they said there are 10¹² trees on Pandora, which is 1,000,000,000,000 with each tree having 10,000 connections to the trees around it. Eywa has 10^¹⁶ connections, or approximately 20-100 times as many as the human brain. And yes, I did the math, multiplying the amount of trees by the amount of connections between each tree results in Eywa's connections.

[@dylancole1910]

Wow, this was great, looking back I can see all the details you mentioned but never looked quite as closely myself before now. Thanks for the breakdown. 😄

[@SebasTian58323]

@@dylancole1910 wikipedia did the breakdown for me

[@dylancole1910]

@@SebasTian58323 😂cool, heard there was a lot of lore on the Wiki but I’ve never really checked it out.

[@SebasTian58323]

@@dylancole1910 I was just looking up the movie and ended up on the page with that info and decided to share it on various reactions to the movie cause I thought it was interesting

[@moviegirl1100]

If you get the chance to see this in theaters I highly recommend seeing it in 3d if it is offered. I saw it when it came out in theaters in 3d and it was so worth paying the extra money to see it in 3d, this is also one of those movies that is so much better when seen in the theater even if you don't see it in 3d

[@jadenbrown522]

Avatar is My Most Favorite Movie. 13 years later, i can't wait to see Avatar: The Way Of Water.

[@grantcotton2493]

Thanks for reacting to my favorite movie! As someone who never got to see it when it came out, I'm so happy they're re-releasing it in theaters this fall! Also, I don't know about everyone else, but I'm far more excited for the Avatar sequels than any future comic book movie now.

[@jonathancruz5932]

This movie is best amazing science fiction ever and they've won at 67th Golden Globe Awards for Best Motion Picture - Drama

[@steven8475]

5:50 itstotallycody their stealing those minerals because earth was dying which meaning they can't harvest the resources on earth anymore.

[@moalzaben5554]

23:18 that Cody is the Great Leonopteryx, the undisputed king and apex predator of Pandora’s skies, those Banshees the Na’vi ride on are one of the main prey of the Great Leonopteryx

[@noahsawesomevids422]

I’ve seen this just a few days before avatar 2 and both we are amazing 😻 and I can’t wait for avatar 3 in December 2024 ❤❤

[@bellafascetti8284]

DUDE I AM LITERALLY SO EXCITED FOR YOU TO WATCH THIS MASTERPIECE. AAAAAHHH

[@shainewhite2781]

Avatar 2: The Way Of Water is coming out this year on Christmas Day.

[@dylancole1910]

No, actually it’s the 17th for most of the US, 16th for some.

[@LuciesCafe]

Not on Christmas Day lol

[@buildaggedonarmanaziie4462]

Yeah, everything I watch this movie it gives me chills, and when I was younger I thought that this movie referenced things like the settlers taking the lands of the native ameicans, or at least the reverse of that. I was in US History Class at the time. I too can't wait for the sequel.

[@mogwiawolf4354]

i remember watching this in theaters with my parents when it first came out and it was my first 3D movie as well and i have grown up watching it ever since

[@natalieramon2595]

I love how newbie you're with Avatar 😆 I'm younger than you, but I have watched it 1000 times since it came out on DVD.

[@superbowsermatt4432]

this movie changed cinema in the technical department, so now everything can look pretty and cool

[@joraluzmala]

I was 13 when this movie came out and I was in awe. Now Im 26 and pursuing a science degree myself. I love this movie to bits and even have the figures in on display in my room Now a little info on the character Sigourney Weaver plays: Dr Grace Augustines Avatar wears a Stanford shirt, because the actress graduated from Stanford herself

[@jilliang7422]

I’ve been waiting so long for you to watch this movie! It’s such a deep and emotionally very heavy movie and I knew you would really appreciate it. You’re ability to just really feel that complex emotion is why I love you and your channel so much, keep being you!💛

[@noelleanglade1412]

I agree…Cody did a really great job on his AVATAR reaction and I have been waiting a long time for him to react to this movie and I really love how he is able to feel so many emotions and this is why I really love his channel! Keep up the great work Cody and keep on being you!

[@curtisashby768]

This movie looks so amazing!!! The sequel will be amazing!!!

[@ThelVadam7777]

I love how people are going back and watching this movie like I did and ABSOLUTELY LOVING IT!! I can’t wait for the sequals and I am confident that James Cameron can make the sequals just as good if not better than the originals.

[@isuapig6705]

I was 6 when I first saw this and I rewatched it for a second time last thanksgiving and it was still amazing

[@psychokitty71]

The most common complaint I heard from people who didn't like this movie was that it was the Pocahontas story but with a happy ending. What they didn't seem to realize is that it's like that because it's a common theme from history. Humans are still, to this day, invading territory that isn't theirs and trying to take it. Like in Ukraine. As you said, people haven't learned from history and keep trying the same thing, over and over again. This time, the planet itself was alive and able to fight back, so the invaders lost. Personally, I think that it's a fantastic movie with a great story. I'm glad that you were finally able to watch it.

[@GenkoNoMiko]

I often hear complaints of it being too similar to “Dances with Wolves” or “The Last Samurai” with its rehashed trope of the white savior. However, I enjoyed all three movies and appreciated the care and dedication they took to display the cultures they were portraying. All films are excellent. I highly recommend them. 😁

[@アキコ2003]

Imagine seeing this in 2007 with 3d glasses on the big screen as a kid...this movie changed my life.

[@StoryMing]

9:38 -- he did say earlier in the movie that they "can fix a spinal"; but not on vet benefits and salary.

[@CandleLight129]

This movie is stunningly beautiful and a creative masterpiece from a design and world building standpoint. The first time I saw it I was blown away. Unfortunately, the second time I saw it, the spectacle was not enough to carry the movie. I realized the story is unoriginal (it's just Disney's Pocahontas or Dances With Wolves) and I am not a fan of the extremely heavy handed "humans are terrible" fanatical environmentalist subtext (really it's just text at that point). I never begrudge anyone for loving a movie and I am so happy you enjoyed watching it. I would just recommend giving it another watch after a little while before deciding if you want to spend money on seeing it again in theaters.

[@DarksideSleemo]

I watched this in a tiny, one screen theater in High Springs, Florida and it was still epic. Not a super ground breaking plot but the effects were amazing when it came out.

[@cjg3496]

And now the masterpiece is returning. In honour of the Legendury song master.

[@broadwaybrook2319]

This movie freaked me out when I was little. I once saw a trailer for it and when I saw the human guy go into the machine and come out a blue alien, that disturbed me cause I was utterly confused. Zoe Saldana has been green, blue,....what's next? Purple? 8:44 He reminds me of Commander Lyle Tiberius from "Atlantis: The Lost Empire." Speaking of "Atlantis," Neytiri kind of reminds me of Kida.

[@asteroid-qx2qd]

This was my favourite movie as a kid and still is

[@korreaction7296]

The only memory I have of this film is falling asleep half way thru.

[@sydneymcquade82]

Your video make my day I hope you continue to be such an amazing a cheerful person.

[@nickthedreamer4434]

I admittedly used to work in Pandora: World of Avatar in Disney's Animal Kingdom for 2 years and, I'm not gonna lie, it's nice to take a look at this film after so long.

[@gunzooray]

Rest In Eywa, James Horner(1953~2015)

[@ShakespeareChan]

Can only hope the sequel is gonna be just as good or even better!

[@marcvillena4663]

When I first watched AVATAR when I was a child... I thought Norm is really friendly... but now I realized he seems a bit rude and sarcastic at first... Though Jake and Norm become friends eventually

[@diaborodevil3161]

I kind of thought of a deleted scene where during a festival Jake and tsu’tey play a drinking game tsu’tey says Jake almost looks normal when he’s drunk

[@aaronreid1195]

YAY Cody I’m so excited that u did this movie I been wanting u to do it for quite sometime now I’m excited for the second one to the trailer looks dope

[@ChanoCYBER9Avila]

Space pocahontas, dances with wolves in 3D is great

[@noelleanglade1412]

Forgot to mention this but I saw Avatar: The Way Of Water on my birthday and not only was it really epic but its even better than the first one! I can’t wait for it to come on to Disney+ so I can make it a double feature! 💙🐉🐋💧💦

[@waiting4gta673]

Giovanni Ribbisi does a really good job at playing a hated character. he’s supposed to be that guy in the story he really makes you hate the character. Only great actors can make a hated characters

[@natalieramon2595]

Also there's a little Easter egg with year in which action takes place. If you would stop on scene where Jack is recording his "diary", you would actually see date wrote down there. And it's year 2154 😁❤️

[@ravenhavengaming]

This is the first 3D movie I watched in the cinemas, still hits different

[@ValhallaAMV]

I still can't get over "Is that Earth?" As Pandora orbits a giant planet.

[@ShadowWizard]

As i heard long time ago its pandoras moon

[@noelleanglade1412]

Amazing job on your reaction Cody! I really loved how you expressed so much emotion in this reaction and you did a really great job! Can’t wait to see you in the next reaction! (Also I can’t wait for the sequel coming out this December!) Also my favorite lines in your reaction were Let’s go honey! And Well…happy birthday! Also…Has anyone ever told you that you have a great smile when you react? Because I think you have a great smile when you react to anything!

[@davidactylus9990]

Fun Fact: AVATAR was originally going to be released in 1999, Later changed to 2009!

[@lexramstudios1386]

10 years later

[@64bits8]

This is one of my second Favorite Reactions!! Love it so much!!!

[@robertmolton6761]

I have to ask, what's your first?

[@64bits8]

@@robertmolton6761 Cars 1 reaction

[@noelleanglade1412]

@@64bits8 This is my first favorite reaction of his! My second favorite reaction is his Meet The Robinsons reaction and my third favorite reaction is his Wreck It Ralph reaction followed by his How To Train Your Dragon trilogy reaction!

[@MrCOLBSTAH]

When I was a kid I actually thought this was more of a documentary. Acting and it seems a lot more real than most movies. The CGI was good enough to convince me as a kid..

[@J.Hill49]

In the end Grace got to be with Ewya as well which is probably the best thing she could have hoped for.