I just watched the film avatar. for me a remake of "the Dances with Wolves," forward only in science fiction and modern. Unfortunately, in my opinion, after many missed opportunities. the images in 3D technology and were quite impressive, but the story was absolute average. the bad guys without any deep and just instrumentally evil and the good, yes, just good. All figures are dim and indiscriminately, seriously difficult and only optical instruments to the incredibly well-made to transport. some great ideas are touched on in the approach only to be immediately dropped. from the material would have make one more, big cinema is different!
most of all I would have walked out at the very beginning. Sigourney Weaver, who gets out of the machine and requires the first cigarette after is for me an incredible impudence! that is has landed a coup by the tobacco industry, and behind it faded for me, the entire film. the smoke of the figure is neither the character nor the figure to help in some way to the front or something to express, and is actually completely unnecessary for me!
and, sometimes in earnest, when we travel as mankind in the year 2154 still to another planet in order for money (as mentioned, for the greedy shareholders creature) and destroy an entire culture, we would really null and learned nothing and are not developed millimeter! also because I was frustrated this film deeply. also the end I could not "happy" feeling ... after so much was destroyed irreplaceable.
advertising for the dubious insert another frustrating point. is unfortunately also seen hardly any content (except for "smoking is great" now) are to be transported somehow, and courage to make the film does really well almost. well, maybe both are not at all the claims of a popular movie ... but if I for example with the above-mentioned "dancing with wolves" see, I put there a tremendous wealth of emotion and deep set, while I is in the film "avatar" did a complete reversal! shallow story, flat characters. if that's enough these days a so-called film centuries to create time-poor, poor man! So this is what capitalism makes us ...
shame!
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