Set more than a decade after the events of the first film, “Avatar: The Way of Water” begins to tell the story of the Sully family (Jake, Neytiri, and their ...
I remember when it came out and literally everyone I knew went to go see it in 3D. The theaters around me had waitlists and we're running it on like 6 screens because of the demand.
The whole things was a huge phenomenon and everyone was talking about it, but it just faded really fast. There wasn't a huge push by the studio to merchandise it or expand it with "world building" like what Marvel ended up doing a few years later.
I think Avatar was kinda the precursor to Marvel in a way, but it has some artistic integrity to it that was lost with Marvel as it adopted the spectacle that Avatar created without even a pretence of substance.
I remember when it came out and literally everyone I knew went to go see it in 3D. The theaters around me had waitlists and we're running it on like 6 screens because of the demand.
The whole things was a huge phenomenon and everyone was talking about it, but it just faded really fast. There wasn't a huge push by the studio to merchandise it or expand it with "world building" like what Marvel ended up doing a few years later.
I think Avatar was kinda the precursor to Marvel in a way, but it has some artistic integrity to it that was lost with Marvel as it adopted the spectacle that Avatar created without even a pretence of substance.
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