How many times have you watched Avatar?

Did you guys know the movie made over 1 billion world wide in only like 19 days or somethin.

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Here is the link for highest-grossing films of all time.

Will be seeing it ASAP. =-)

Did you guys know the movie made over 1 billion world wide in only like 19 days or somethin.

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Once. That's all I needed. Nothing that amazing at all.

I've only seen it once, but I want to go back and see it twice. I wrote an entire article about how this movie relates to economical geology and mineralogy...honestly I think I put too much thought into this movie when I went to see it. I only want to see it twice to verify my information, as well as that I loved the movie lol. Plus, my friend hasn't seen it yet, so I'm hoping next weekend I can go and see it with her. I'm not usually a person that ever sees a movie twice.

I watched it once...We've all seen this movie before. It looks nice, I guess, but if you take the visuals away all you have is a rehash of a few familiar stories. It gets a little preachy in a cheesy sappy way too. In 20 years it's going to look outdated. To me, these movies that rely that heavily on CGI and tons of digitally altered BS have no staying power. They'll be watched purely to show where the concepts that will be used in the future came from.

It's no Bicycle Thief. :lol:

I was gonna go see it today on iMax but its snowing like crazy over here, I guess I'll see it tom or on the weekend.

twice, going to see it again during the weekend

Er, just once. Though I wouldn't mind going to see again, good movie.

Once, which is enough for me.sammyjenkis898

That's why I haven't watched it yet. I'd rather see something else if I'm paying for the cinema.

One question,I've only seen it in a regualar digital 3D theatre, is it worth to see it in iMax?is there alot of difference?or it looks the same??

I haven't seen it yet... and probably won't until it's released through netflix.

If you get depressed because Avatar isn't real you can get help from these saddo's

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"Ways to cope with the depression of the dream of Pandora being intangible."

http://avatar-forums.com/showthread.php?t=43

If you get depressed because Avatar isn't real you can get help from these saddo's

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"Ways to cope with the depression of the dream of Pandora being intangible."

http://avatar-forums.com/showthread.php?t=43

NeilCardiff

wow. :|
Not sure what to make of that.

If you get depressed because Avatar isn't real you can get help from these saddo's

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"Ways to cope with the depression of the dream of Pandora being intangible."

http://avatar-forums.com/showthread.php?t=43

NeilCardiff

If you get depressed because Avatar isn't real you can get help from these saddo's

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"Ways to cope with the depression of the dream of Pandora being intangible."

http://avatar-forums.com/showthread.php?t=43

NeilCardiff

The sad part is that I can kind of see where they're coming from.

[QUOTE="NeilCardiff"]

If you get depressed because Avatar isn't real you can get help from these saddo's

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"Ways to cope with the depression of the dream of Pandora being intangible."

http://avatar-forums.com/showthread.php?t=43

xFL4WL3SSx

as am I :P

[QUOTE="NeilCardiff"]

If you get depressed because Avatar isn't real you can get help from these saddo's

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"Ways to cope with the depression of the dream of Pandora being intangible."

http://avatar-forums.com/showthread.php?t=43

psn8214

The sad part is that I can kind of see where they're coming from.

pretty much :P

when i walked out of the theater the first time me and my freinds were all "...aww dammit were on earth, what i would give to spend a night on that planet"

[QUOTE="psn8214"]

[QUOTE="NeilCardiff"]

If you get depressed because Avatar isn't real you can get help from these saddo's

.

"Ways to cope with the depression of the dream of Pandora being intangible."

http://avatar-forums.com/showthread.php?t=43

legend26

The sad part is that I can kind of see where they're coming from.

pretty much :P

when i walked out of the theater the first time me and my freinds were all "...aww dammit were on earth, what i would give to spend a night on that planet"

Same here... it was like a comedown of sorts... the end of the movie was a rude reality check for me...

[QUOTE="legend26"]

[QUOTE="psn8214"]

The sad part is that I can kind of see where they're coming from.

psn8214

pretty much :P

when i walked out of the theater the first time me and my freinds were all "...aww dammit were on earth, what i would give to spend a night on that planet"

Same here... it was like a comedown of sorts... the end of the movie was a rude reality check for me...

[QUOTE="legend26"]

[QUOTE="psn8214"]

The sad part is that I can kind of see where they're coming from.

psn8214

pretty much :P

when i walked out of the theater the first time me and my freinds were all "...aww dammit were on earth, what i would give to spend a night on that planet"

Same here... it was like a comedown of sorts... the end of the movie was a rude reality check for me...

Its odd how this movie had this effect on us, and not others...

Its odd how this movie had this effect on us, and not others...

psn8214

Well, i haven't seen it yet. I was going to wait and rent it... but i'm being convinced to maybe see it sooner.

If you get depressed because Avatar isn't real you can get help from these saddo's

.

"Ways to cope with the depression of the dream of Pandora being intangible."

http://avatar-forums.com/showthread.php?t=43

NeilCardiff

I wonder how many of those people will venture out into the unbelievably beautiful places that exist right here on earth? How many will be willing to strap on a pack and venture out for weeks, months...or will they just sit on their computer in their heated and lighted houses wearing cotton, mass manufactured clothes complaining about how life sucks on earth and it should be like Pandora?

[QUOTE="psn8214"]

Its odd how this movie had this effect on us, and not others...

Curlyfrii87

Well, i haven't seen it yet. I was going to wait and rent it... but i'm being convinced to maybe see it sooner.

Go for it. If you rent it and like it, you will regret not seeing it in theaters.

There is nothing like Pandora on this earth, Nothing.

There is nothing like Pandora on this earth, Nothing.

xFL4WL3SSx

I've seen more beautiful things with my own two eyes. Not some non-existent fantasy land with glowing mushrooms.

Don't get me wrong...great movie, but come on, aren't we taking this Pandora thing a bit too far?

There is nothing like Pandora on this earth, Nothing.

xFL4WL3SSx

So true.

There is nothing like Pandora on this earth, Nothing.

xFL4WL3SSx

[QUOTE="Curlyfrii87"]

[QUOTE="psn8214"]

Its odd how this movie had this effect on us, and not others...

psn8214

Well, i haven't seen it yet. I was going to wait and rent it... but i'm being convinced to maybe see it sooner.

Go for it. If you rent it and like it, you will regret not seeing it in theaters.

Very true!

Its odd how this movie had this effect on us, and not others...

psn8214

the thing that made me love the movie was just sensery overload, everything was just so...realistic i guess, hell i wish they would instal seats that would shake during action sequences to add to the experiance. maybe spray water in my face or have smell-o-vision or something like that :P

[QUOTE="xFL4WL3SSx"]

There is nothing like Pandora on this earth, Nothing.

psn8214

So true.

its called the amazon rainforest :P

but yeah i can see what you mean

Its odd how this movie had this effect on us, and not others...

psn8214

I see what you're saying, but what changes are you really going to make. No offense (I'm really not trying to be caustic or offensive), but it seems like tons of people are saying this and just living in their fantasy world. They claim to be "changed" but have no greater appreciation for our own REAL planet or any greater desire to venture out into its wild places. They just watch the movie continuously and go on forums and talk about how deep the movie was and how they wish our planet could be like Pandora.

Once again, not trying to be a jerk. :)

I saw it once so far in Imax 3D & it was amazing! My University offers student discount movie tickets but they ran out of the ticket that is meant for the Imax theatre (my guess on why its sold out is because of Avatar). Until they replinish it, I'm going to wait. I want to see it in Imax again! The University has student discount movie tickets for other theatres but why waste money if it isn't the Imax version.

[QUOTE="xFL4WL3SSx"]

There is nothing like Pandora on this earth, Nothing.

EMOEVOLUTION

Haven't seen it. I'm not really hyped up to see it either.

Of course once I do see it I may become an Avatar fanboy, who knows.

Haven't seen it. I'm not really hyped up to see it either.

Of course once I do see it I may become an Avatar fanboy, who knows.

FamiBox

[QUOTE="psn8214"]

Its odd how this movie had this effect on us, and not others...

xXBuffJeffXx

I see what you're saying, but what changes are you really going to make. No offense (I'm really not trying to be caustic or offensive), but it seems like tons of people are saying this and just living in their fantasy world. They claim to be "changed" but have no greater appreciation for our own REAL planet or any greater desire to venture out into its wild places. They just watch the movie continuously and go on forums and talk about how deep the movie was and how they wish our planet could be like Pandora.

Once again, not trying to be a jerk. :)

I understand your point... in fact, I would argue that my appreciation of the world in Avatar is based on my appreciation for nature here on our own planet... and as much as I desire to venture to 'wild places', thats just not possible at this point in my life, especially given the drab area I live in.

[QUOTE="xXBuffJeffXx"]

[QUOTE="psn8214"]

Its odd how this movie had this effect on us, and not others...

psn8214

I see what you're saying, but what changes are you really going to make. No offense (I'm really not trying to be caustic or offensive), but it seems like tons of people are saying this and just living in their fantasy world. They claim to be "changed" but have no greater appreciation for our own REAL planet or any greater desire to venture out into its wild places. They just watch the movie continuously and go on forums and talk about how deep the movie was and how they wish our planet could be like Pandora.

Once again, not trying to be a jerk. :)

I understand your point... in fact, I would argue that my appreciation of the world in Avatar is based on my appreciation for nature here on our own planet... and as much as I desire to venture to 'wild places', thats just not possible at this point in my life, especially given the drab area I live in.