Avatar (the movie) and its Sequels

[easyrowrdw]

Once. But I almost exclusively only watch movies (and most content) once as an adult. Too much content and I’m more of a TV guy anyways.

Musical films might be the exception I sometimes have seen twice.

I watch movies I like more than once all the time. And I typically watch musicals zero times. So I think we cancel each other out

 

[Fox&Hound]

Sounds more like an adult movie.

Hahahahaha. This made me cry laughing. Thank you!

 

[BrianLo]

I watch movies I like more than once all the time. And I typically watch musicals zero times. So I think we cancel each other out

You are the yin to my yang

I don’t even know it’s intentional, but I said I don’t watch movies twice and realized I saw Moana 2 and Wicked twice.

 

[Prince-1]

You have a dirty mind

You wrote the dirty title. But yes I do.

 

[mickEblu]

You wrote the dirty title. But yes I do.

It was the story of a breastfeeding infant whose working mom, Ava, just came back home after a week from a job that was out of town.

 

[Prince-1]

It was the story of a breastfeeding infant whose working mom, Ava, just came back home after a week from a job that was out of town.

Hey if that's what floats your boat than more power to ya.

 

[Baloo124]

It was the story of a breastfeeding infant whose working mom, Ava, just came back home after a week from a job that was out of town.

You're talking about the original classic.
This is part 2, where the baby goes off on a long and unnecessary side-quest for most of the film before returning home to Ava's bosom. Like most cash-grab sequels, this one was yet another letdown (mostly).

 

[Ripken10]

I live in a house with two younger kids. We watch movies on repeat a lot. Kind of unpredictable too. At one time it was Moana for a few months, then suddenly changed to Wonka for a couple months then it was Star Wars movies on repeat, then marvel movies on repeat, and now we are back to movies like Moana. You never know how long it will last either

But seriously, I am old enough now that after a few months I can rewatch a movie and forget some of what happen. If I go a year, and it’s almost like watching the move for the first time “I remember watching this movie but don’t remember this happening at all.”

 

[mickEblu]

You're talking about the original classic.
This is part 2, where the baby goes off on a long and unnecessary side-quest for most of the film before returning home to Ava's bosom. Like most cash-grab sequels, this one was yet another letdown (mostly).

I always get those two mixed up! Thank you for the reminder.

 

[DCBaker]

Here's the new trailer for Avatar: Fire and Ash:



New poster:

 

[DCBaker]

Official stills from Disney: