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i'm going to see it in a bit, in tree dee.

GONNAFISTYA wrote:And the bump mapping was horrible. [/odicunt]

The RealD 3D glasses are very dorky looking...basically Elvis Costello dorky.

Perhaps, but they're a damn sight better than the blue & red film/paper things of the past...

I don't think I've been so drawn into a movie at the theaters since LOTR. The superb visual effects carried an otherwise predictable plot, but I still found myself caring for the Na'vi, mostly because their way of life and philosophies were so similar to Native Indians.

AmIdYfReAk wrote:i'm going to see it in a bit, in tree dee.

Alone.

I loved it, I watched it with the real3D glasses and although the 3D effects weren't mind blowing they were impressive enough that I caught myself not paying attention to the actual story just to stare at a blob of water in 0 gravity It was very good, the story was predictable as everyone has said. Definitely worth a see in 3D.

Captain Mazda wrote:Native Indians.

native indians

Κracus wrote:I loved it, I watched it with the real3D glasses and although the 3D effects weren't mind blowing they were impressive enough that I caught myself not paying attention to the actual story just to stare at a blob of water in 0 gravity It was very good, the story was predictable as everyone has said. Definitely worth a see in 3D.

That was the only way to see the movie!

Yeah there's an IMAX not far from here too and I've been pondering going to see it there to see if it's any better. I would have to assume the IMAX is better.

brisk wrote:native indians

Κracus wrote:Yeah there's an IMAX not far from here too and I've been pondering going to see it there to see if it's any better. I would have to assume the IMAX is better.

the closest one to me is ~3 and a bit hours away.... So thats a no go... 3 hours there, 3 hour movie, 3 hours back?

Geebs wrote:

Captain Mazda wrote:Native Indians.

-belief in a benevolent spirit that looks over their world
-respecting the hunt and thanking the spirit for the meat
-fighting against invaders and modern technology with primitive weapons

Everything from their clothing to lifestyle was similar in one way or another to the Natives of North America. The Na'vi chief was even played by a Native Oklahoman ffs.

Why is this such a difficult concept for your tiny little mind to grasp?

CM .. Cuntastically Misguided

preach what you know , not what you saw in some fucking cowboy and Indian movie.
i know Injuns and Eskismellos very well you obliviously do not

adverb: obliviously u'bli-vee-us-lee

1. In ignorance; in an ignorant manner
"they lived obliviously in their own small world thinking Injuns were not cannibals"

Let it go man else you prove THEM right

aidsbaby

Captain Mazda wrote: -belief in a benevolent spirit that looks over their world
-respecting the hunt and thanking the spirit for the meat
-fighting against invaders and modern technology with primitive weapons

Everything from their clothing to lifestyle was similar in one way or another to the Natives of North America. The Na'vi chief was even played by a Native Oklahoman ffs.

Why is this such a difficult concept for your tiny little mind to grasp?

You said Native Indians, which is incorrect. It should be Native Americans. Native Indians live in India. This is why you are being mocked. Not the comparison.

Oops

Hey guys, check it out, Madza is stupid.

water is wet, etc...

Dark Metal wrote:Hey guys, check it out, Madza is stupid.

lol internet tough guy

Fuck you and the shitstained couch you were conceived on

I told ya you NOT get THEM perfuffled.
Let it go sis

Captain Mazda wrote:Oops

again,

"Avatar" sped past the $1 billion mark at the worldwide box office after three weekends in release, making it the fourth-biggest movie of all time, according to data released on Sunday.

James Cameron's 3-D sci-fi epic earned $1.02 billion, powered by sales of $202 million during the New Year holiday weekend, distributor 20th Century Fox said.

http://ca.news.yahoo.com/s/reuters/1001 ... _boxoffice

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/entertainment/8438824.stm

"Avatar has become the fastest movie ever to achieve $1bn (£625.6m) in ticket sales around the world.

Distributors 20th Century Fox say it has earned more than $350m (£217m) in the US and more than $670m (415m) in the rest of the world in only 17 days"

A little slow today donny?