Movie Review of The Movie "Avatar". A Masterpiece by James Cameron.

The movie Avatar is a 2009 American epic science fiction film directed, written, produced, and co-edited by the talented James Cameron and starring Sam Worthington, Zoe Saldana, Stephen Lang, Michelle Rodriguez, and Sigourney Weaver. The plot of the film is set in according to mid-22nd century when humans are trying colonizing Pandora. which is a lush habitable moon of a gas giant in the Alpha Centauri star system. In order to mine the mineral unobtanium, a room-temperature with superconductor. The extension of the mining colony threatens the continued existence of a local tribe of Na'vi which is a humanoid species indigenous to Pandora. The film's title signifies to a genetically engineered Na'vi body operated from the brain of a remotely located human that is used to communicate with the natives of Pandora.

it was virtually amazing ! We have a science-fiction epic here that is set on an alien world. This is a classic story of the "good-man" hero who must win the battle within himself to do what is right. While the movie doesn't have exactly the biggest twists, turns or flashes, it does what "Star Wars" (images of the s0s) did just to start with, it simply starts to surprise us. Gift us a classic "Romanesque" story and fascinate us with a very creative world. This movie did what it set out to do, perfect and a little better than perfect.

The world is so detailed, and rich. Every animal looks like it's real and everything seems to match and be believable. The “humanoid” nation that lives on this earth is extremely fascinating and the way the world works “together” is amazing. It could be one of the few sci-fi adventure movies where computer animation works for the story line. Animals and animals don't look like animations. This reality, pushed to the limit, is the science fiction that James Cameron's son v Titanic Cameron gave back twelve years later to a great science fiction with ordinary troops and clinch to wait for more than a decade but somehow making it work.

The film manages to entertain as well as inform, and the planet Pandora will surely give many of us the pain of nature. It amazes me how important the skills of a great storyteller are to everything and everyone was against Cameron and somehow he was able to deliver. If you haven’t seen Avatar (how?) It’s a must see as soon as possible it’s a great science fiction from a master filmmaker. Avatar has become a highly controversial movie, with some calling it groundbreaking and a masterpiece, and others calling it excessive and outrageous. I don’t see myself as fully agreeing with either side but I believe it has gotten so much disgusting hatred.

What no one can call a derivative in this picture is that the world of Pandora makes this incredible landscapes look incredible and looking at the navel makes them feel incredible as the culture grows interesting and entertaining. The action sequences look amazing and you just feel the scale of these two characters fighting each other with Cameron’s direction. I hate the fact that so many people turned to this movie when James Cameron very clearly poured his heart and soul into it. It sounds incredible and has mostly great performances and it’s really a movie that (though like the others) I’ve never seen before. Watlington doesn’t shine exactly as a hero, but he performs reasonably well.

But obviously you can't have a beautiful movie to back up a story or a character. There are many characters in this movie. We all human beings, alien races and incarnations have equally great character. What a wonderful escape! It was amazing, and I even thought a little bit about what life really is like with the billions of billions of stars that make up our galaxy and the other billions of galaxies out there.

It was a nice cinematic experience to me.

My Rating: 9 out of 10.