Recent content by Ghost93

I would rather Disney drastically expand Pandora at Animal Kingdom than make a separate land in California.

I only saw half of the movie because the theater lost power. From the half I saw, I thought the main character was extremely unlikable and insufferable (however well intentioned) but that the movie was quite funny.

I think if they added more suspense on the lift hill, the Disneyland version of Tiana's would be largely fine. The Magic Kingdom version is too drawn out.

I am SHOCKED that people are suggesting people prefer shorter attractions. If I have to wait an hour or longer for a ride, I definitely want the ride to be as long as possible to make it worth the wait. Pirates of the Carribean, Splash Mountain, Jungle Cruise, Haunted Mansion, etc. were all...

Zootopia 2 simply over performed in China. It's a decent movie. Nowhere near worth of being the highest grossing American animated film of all time, but whatever. Happy for those involved that it's doing well.

I think Pandora could use another E-ticket. As great as it is, there's a lot of untapped potential. I feel one more ride with a lot of animatronics and possibly a walkthrough attraction where we can meet the creatures of Pandora would be great.

I think if they eliminated the Tulkun hunting subplot from Fire and Ash (which had already been explored at length in The Way of Water), they could have dedicated more screen time to the Ash people and they could have had the final battle take place somewhere other than the ocean.

I feel that Avatar: Fire and Ash was never boring, but that it did FEEL like a 3 hour movie, whereas with The Way of Water I felt like only 2 hours had gone by. Probably because Fire and Ash is much more plot heavy than The Way of Water, which dedicated much of its runtime to the characters...

It's also in Disney's interest to keep the franchise alive for the sake of the presence of Pandora: The World of Avatar in the parks.

Oona Chaplin's Varang stole the show and is easily the most entertaining character in all three films. I was disappointed she wasn't the main villain in this movie, but it's possible they were introducing her here for her to step up into the "Big Bad" role for Avatar 4. While Quaritch will...

I saw Fire and Ash in Dolby 3D and didn't notice the high frame rate issue people are talking about (I DID notice it in The Way of Water). I liked the movie, but do think it's crucial people see and remember the events of The Way of Water, as it's very much a direct continuation to that film...

Hopefully the Netflix acquisition is stopped. It would be terrible for the industry and for movie theaters.

That entire category made no sense: Avatar was nominated for box office achievement ... despite not even being released yet! Kpop Demon Hunters was nominated ... despite being a predominantly streaming movie and released by a company (Netflix) that seems determined to eradicate movie theaters...

Nah, Titanic is a perfectly paced film. Avatar: The Way of Water does feel long, but it may have needed a script rewrite to be shorter. A lot of the scenes that FEEL like filler end up paying off or setting up something important later on so there isn't too much that could be removed from the...

Zootopia 2 was fine. I was entertained and it was well made. It just doesn't at all reach the high standard set by the first movie. It'd compare it to Incredibles 2 where it's a solid time at the movies, but it's no classic like its predecessor. I think it will do well at the box office...