Should be stickied
no desire but I'mma probably end up seeing it mondayDoes any one else have no desire to see this?
The 48 FPS on top of the 3D and uncanny valley-like designs of the Na’vi had me on the edge of sensory overload at one point, but I adjusted. I dug the high framerate though, it made the Subnautica fukkery feel larger than life and akin to a video-game.Also, few people i went with had headaches due to not being used to 3d anymore.
Mine was damn near sold out. Haven’t seen it that packed since No Way Home last year.How packed were some of y'all theaters? Might have to make a solo trip since I wanna see in 3D and my girl refuses to see it with those glasses
That's the way the first one was for me. I didn't hate it. The 3D visuals were stunning (especially when the tree blew up) but I had no desire to ever watch it again after leaving the theater. I shared my viewpoint on the first elsewhere on social media and got called a hater by a few people. Die hard Avatar fans really are a sensitive bunch.The movie as a whole though? I mean…is it better than the first one? Sure.....it’s cool. But it’s nothing ground breaking that would make me want to take time out my day to ever want to see it again.
He's never directed a dudnikkaz really doubted Killa Cameron