Phroobar
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That is yet to be seen.Good thing that Avatar does have a story and is better than the vast majority of Star Wars films.
That is yet to be seen.Good thing that Avatar does have a story and is better than the vast majority of Star Wars films.
I'm only talking about the first film. I think the 2009 Avatar is better than Return of the Jedi, The Phantom Menace, Attack of the Clones, Revenge of the Sith, The Force Awakens, The Last Jedi, the Rise of Skywalker, Rogue One and Solo.That is yet to be seen.
How come you did not follow your own advice on the prequels
I'm only talking about the first film. I think the 2009 Avatar is better than Return of the Jedi, The Phantom Menace, Attack of the Clones, Revenge of the Sith, The Force Awakens, The Last Jedi, the Rise of Skywalker, Rogue One and Solo.
I'll concede that A New Hope and the Empire Strikes Back are better than Avatar.
That is the multi-million dollar question.How come you did not follow your own advice on the prequels
Well, James Cameron did build this ship for Battle Beyond the Stars.Disney and James Cameron are a perfect match. They are both slow as molasses.
Or for the 'specialized' edition of A New Hope which threw in a bunch of CGI that wasn't needed in the original.How come you did not follow your own advice on the prequels
To be fair, some was. The Death Star attack is much better in the SE.Or for the 'specialized' edition of A New Hope which threw in a bunch of CGI that wasn't needed in the original.
and it made 4x the money on a 20 year old rerelease than unmodified Avatar did with a 13 year old rerelease.To be fair, some was. The Death Star attack is much better in the SE.
I still maintain the biggest issue with the Special Edition was how hap hazardly and randomly it was done. It was a tech demo, not actually properly doing what it claimed to do.
When I first saw this pic, I thought it was Jar Jar Binks' head floating in space lol.Well, James Cameron did build this ship for Battle Beyond the Stars.
Cameron said it was modeled after a woman laying on her stomach head on.When I first saw this pic, I thought it was Jar Jar Binks' head floating in space lol.
It's a space ship with b reasts.Looks more like a combo of female and male gonads.
Is it even humanly possible to hold your breath for 5 minutes, let alone someone who isn't a trained Navy Seal, professional swimmer, etc.?
Maybe 30-60 seconds, breath, relax, another 30-60 seconds, rinse, repeat but NOT for too many takes at a time.
Is it even humanly possible to hold your breath for 5 minutes, let alone someone who isn't a trained Navy Seal, professional swimmer, etc.?
Maybe 30-60 seconds, breath, relax, another 30-60 seconds, rinse, repeat but NOT for too many takes at a time.
Kate Winslet broke Tom Cruise's record for Avatar: The Way of Water.Tom Cruise held his breath for over 6 minutes in Mission: Impossible Rogue Nation. Definitely takes a lot or training.
Tom Cruise Can Hold His Breath Underwater Longer Than Most Humans
Typical Tom Cruise, he wanted to film a 'Mission Impossible' scene in one take, while holding his breath the entire time.www.thethings.com
Kate Winslet broke Tom Cruise's record for Avatar: The Way of Water.
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