Avatar : Fire And Ash (James Cameron, 19th December 2025) • Page 24

At least two.

 

Fuck it. I’m in.

 

Fire lady should be the main villain next time. Make spider’s dad plug his hair into a tree already, learn to love pandora, and sacrifice himself. Then promote her to the big bad.

Also kill spider.

 

Spider is the protagonist.

 

Spider is my friend

 

Spider-man
Spider-man
Doin whatever a Na'vi can
Surfer dude
Bastard son
Eywa's gonna make him the Chosen One
Oh yeah, here comes the Spider-man

 

Also we need standardized ad times across theaters. The theater I went to usually has about 25 mins of ads and trailers before it actually starts. I got there 15 mins after the and ended up missing the first few minutes. I don’t mind less ads, but give me a heads up.

 

Just get to the theater on time.

 

I was on time yesterday and I had to sit through a trailer for a Kevin James romantic comedy.

 

Post on chorus dot fm during the trailers you don’t care about.

 

this is the way

 

We all make sacrifices for art.

 

Well, technical I did and I used the typical ad/trailer time to get food, use the restroom

 

sounds like you were still late

 

For real though, I like trailers but if I can avoid the section where they just show car ads I absolutely will.

 

It also varies by location I guess as the AMC near me goes right from move trailers to AMC commercials then the movie and I went to an AMC in another state and it had actual commercials in between the move trailers.

 

AMC is pretty much always 25 minutes to half an hour of ads or trailers. My popcorn is gone before Nicole Kidman welcomes us.

 

Nicole Kidman goes to your theater?

 

Blockbuster opening night showtimes for AMC IMAX i've clocked to be a full 30 minutes once Nicole shows up.

If I ran a theater, 15 minutes max.

 

the AMC 25 min. timeframe is usually pretty exact. i am always strolling in just as the Kidman ad begins to roll. I do not need to be bothered with previews.

 

Finally caught this last night, was a dud for me. A complete rehash of the last one with virtually no new stakes or characters to root for. For a world that once felt wild and vast, Pandora suddenly feels so small.

Also I'm shocked to see nobody in this thread has mentioned this, but the frame rate looked *abysmal* in my 2D presentation. Any scene with action or fast movement looked like motion smoothing turned up to 100% and completely took me out of it. Looks like this is due to the constant and intentional switching between 24 and 48 fps (which I learned was also employed in TWOW, though I didn't notice it in that one). This is one of the best-looking movies ruined by a horrible presentation I've ever seen.

 

This should not be seen in 2D

 

Yeah, that's honestly on you.