Looks like “avatar” movie’s new sequel was worth waiting for Such as critics They said they were in awe of it director The visual art of James Cameron Once again.
Avatar: The Road of open the water in theatres on Friday 13 years later first The movie wowed audiences with Pioneering 3D technology And it became highest-the growth movie of Every time with $2.9 billion in ticket sales.
presents the sequel more Advanced 3D visuals, showing aquatic organisms on fertile moon of Pandora.
as such of Tuesday afternoon 85% of 107 reviews were collected on Rotten tomatoes website clap for new installment.
Avatar: way of The water is a visual feast on screen, said Richard Roeper, earning three hours and 12 minutes of running time. of Chicago Sun Times.
some also praised story About tall and blue Na’vi people who They are forced to flee from the jungle to the ocean.
“Three-dimensional special effects remain Exceptional, however screenplay better this time, with a story more emotionally involved in The original, said Randy Meyers of San Jose Mercury News.
Leah Greenblatt of Entertainment Weekly called movie “precise world-building Stunning and enveloping like nothing we’ve seen before on Monitor.”
Hollywood big The question is whether the ‘way of Waters can’t offset massive production and marketing costs. The studios split ticket sales with Theatres, Cameron told GQ magazine, “The way of Water will need To make 2 billion dollars just To share fairly.
Sean Robbins, President analyst In Box Office Pro, projects movie will open with At least $150 million in ticket sales in United States and Canada during first weekend. The Walt Disney Company is distributing the film.
Critics were not universally impressed with method of water. “Some objected to the long run or said they didn’t drawn in by story.
Watch the movie (feel) like Waterboarding with Robbie Collin said of The Daily Telegraph.
