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Just saw the Avatar 2 trailer. It's out there. Potato quality, but out there.
Trailer looks really beautiful, not so much more amazing than some of the best CG landscapes we’ve seen in recent years with Aquamam, Dune, Etc, but def Avatar level. The Navi look way more realistic, with clearer and more translucent skin textures. Looks like the story may be bridging Avatar to its theme park component, as we saw similar visuals to the walk around character. Underwater footage looks as good as you think it would, music was slightly disappointing but again we won’t have the same composer for obvious reasons (RIP).For those that have seen the trailer before Doctor Strange, what were your thoughts? I've been seeing a lot of different things online about cheers during the trailer, but again, I didn't get the trailer before my showing.
Yeah, Cameron has actually said some of the characters introduced in Flight of Passage will be in this movie.Trailer looks really beautiful, not so much more amazing than some of the best CG landscapes we’ve seen in recent years with Aquamam, Dune, Etc, but def Avatar level. The Navi look way more realistic, with clearer and more translucent skin textures. Looks like the story may be bridging Avatar to its theme park component, as we saw similar visuals to the walk around character. Underwater footage looks as good as you think it would, music was slightly disappointing but again we won’t have the same composer for obvious reasons (RIP).
Eh, what you saw is probably about what the majority of moviegoers will see, though.Kind of hard to compare what we saw (2D - even at a 3D showing, 2k) to what the theater owners saw: 3D, 4K, 4fps, Dolby Atmos & Vision
There’s probably only a dozen theaters in the country that will show it in 4K 3D 48fps.Eh, what you saw is probably about what the majority of moviegoers will see, though.
Most theaters can do 3D and a large majority can actually do 48fps (Its part of the digital standard) as long as its 2K. 4K 48fps was only standardized a few years agp. What most theaters lack is Dolby Atmos and DolbyVision (I believe Disney Springs AMC is the only DV theater in Orlando)Eh, what you saw is probably about what the majority of moviegoers will see, though.
The Hobbit was digital, not a print. And almost any theater can do 48fps at 2K if its digital. Its built into the software. This is the standards :There’s probably only a dozen theaters in the country that will show it in 4K 3D 48fps.
The Hobbit was in 48fps and it’s now impossible to find a print of it anywhere.
If a theater in 2022 can't do 3D showings it's simply outdated. But i'd argue still most people in the country will see Avatar in 2D simply because it's cheaper. Granted it will easily do the highest percentage of 3D sales since probably the original Avatar in 2009 (although Alice in Wonderland took advantage of 3D in a big way riding the coat tails of Avatar en route to becoming a billion dollar movie).Most theaters can do 3D and a large majority can actually do 48fps (Its part of the digital standard) as long as its 2K. 4K 48fps was only standardized a few years agp. What most theaters lack is Dolby Atmos and DolbyVision (I believe Disney Springs AMC is the only DV theater in Orlando)
The sequels are all about the "Sully family" so Jake, Neytiri and their kids. Aside from that, I don't think much is known except a large portion takes place in the water. Kate Winslet's character apparently plays a big role in the movies going forward, too.Well, it definitely looked pretty. Just waiting to see if I care about the story.
I know that the Pandora stuff is gonna be beautiful, but I do want to see a trailer where we see some of the humans and what they're up to as a part of this film as I know humans continue to play a role in all of this and I feel like that's going to be where a lot of the conflict is again.
Our algorithms must be completely different, as I literally haven’t seen a word of it on my social media.And Disney and James Cameron got exactly what they intended as Avatar 2 has been trending all weekend in a positive manner on social media, with videos of cheering crowds and people saying they can't wait. Say what you want about the movie not having a vocal fanbase like Marvel or Star Wars have, but people still really want to see this movie.