US Edition"Avatar" Becomes a Pain: Thank You Very Much, Mr Cameron, that's Enough
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From "Terminator" to "Aliens" to "Titanic" - James Cameron's merits for the blockbuster cinema are undoubtedly immense. But the "Avatar" series slips away from him. At "Avatar 3: Fire And Ash" you really get the patience thread.
Two years after a second aspect that already favoured form at the bottom, the third "Avatar" disappointed a little more, as James Cameron no longer knows, despite the technical virtuosity, to renew what is more than a long war filmIn 2022, at the time of the release of the Avatar event: the way of the water, following the greatest success in the history of cinema hoped for in thirteen years, the expectation was immense, if not disproportionate, …
James Cameron returns, Wednesday, December 17, 2025, with the third and much awaited part of his Avatar saga. After the air and water, he explores fire this time through the themes of mourning and anger, without renewing himself. A film with a darker and more spiritual tone, but also more nuanced than the previous episodes.
James Cameron's cult saga returns to the cinema this Wednesday, December 17 with a third opus as spectacular as contemplative. First subjective impressions, told with a few light spoilers.
Jake Sully and his family face new and old enemies to save the planet Pandora. This third (magnum) opus is too similar to the second to really seduce.
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