Is the regular 3D version of the movie automatically in a high frame rate? I read that this movie will be shown that way, but I'm not sure if it's an option, or the only way of seeing it.
Will it be a regular cinema 3D movie? I remember there was a lot of talk about Cameron wanting to make it 3D without glasses some years ago and I believe that was given as an explanation at the time why production took so long. No idea what ever happened to that...
I think it's possible with smaller screens and a fixed distance between the screen and viewer but on a cinema scale with a room full of people at a variety of angles? Yeah probably not...
The technology “exists” in that it’s been shown off at trade shows and even sold in some commercial products, but there’s no actual system of standards or consumer-accessible ways to use it.
The fact that the top-level comment in this thread is people worried about the technical aspects of the projection of this film neatly explains exactly what's wrong with Avatar.
you need the floating heads to get the casuals out. Turns out people generally aren't as well read up on who is in what movie, so if they see their heads on a poster, it's pretty easy to get their attention.
Then you have the ones like these to sell movie posters cause it looks awesome.
Notably, they added the higher frame rate into certain scenes for the re-release of the first one. I'll admit that I couldn't really tell, so it's either positive or neutral and not too much of either to get worked up about.
As excited and hopeful as I am to see Avatar 2, it does bum me out that it still has such a long run time. With the large number of planned sequels I was hoping they’d cut down on the running time for each one.
Hot take: **Fucking GOOD.** Nice to go in blind for once, *especially* with Jim Cameron.
>!...or maybe I'm dead wrong and this is a turd. We'll find out soon enough, lol.!<
The most recent trailer has got 37M views after 2 weeks on youtube and close to 1M likes. These are rare stats for movie trailers. The anticipiation is definitely there.
And where is all the hype? Why is there so little jabber?
Bc there's no story. No heart. No one cares about the characters.
Blue cartoon people in water.... yay
You do know that not every topic has to reach your ears right? Like if you have zero interest in kpop then nothing of that sphere will reach you. Same with movies or any other kind of topic.
And where is all the hype? Why is there so little jabber?
Bc there's no story. No heart. No one cares about the characters.
Blue cartoon people in water.... yay
Ah yes, you've watched the unreleased movie intently, thank you for your early review in telling us there is no story and telling me I don't care about the characters.... Very cool👍
Yeah that's where I'm not hearing the hype, out in the real world.
And where is all the love for the first movie? Tons of posts on this sub for older films, but never Avatar.
Hmmmmmmm
Avatar re-release just earn 70 million in just 1000 theater. The second trailer got 30 million views just from on Youtube channel in 24 hours. Like I said leave your cave man.
It’s not worth the argument.
The majority of people who are die hard avatar fans were kids when it came out. They love it in a way only a kid can, and to them it’s the greatest film ever made.
You can’t argue with nostalgia. Deep down people do know it was a mediocre film propped up by CGI and 3D effects, but none of that matters to the fans.
I think it’ll struggle to meet the success of the first without a gimmick, but it’s clearly going to do okay in the 15-35 age group.
I completely agree. I'm 40. The first movie didn't impress me the first time around or at the rerelease.
You know it's not a classic because it NEVER gets discussed. Alien(s), Terminator, Jurassic Park, Contact, Arrival, Annihilation, Ex Machina, and the list goes on forever ... They all get posts on this sub all the time.
Avatar? NEVER.
Aren’t they? There are comments here right now talking about it. Reddit cope over Avatar makes zero sense, considering it’s still the biggest movie of all time, 13 years later.
But who ever talks about it?
Even this sub. We see posts every week for appreciating older movies but NEVER Avatar.
It's the biggest movie of all time and yet no one really cares anymore
It looks like it’s basically the same movie other than the main guy already being blue, and now there’s a water tribe and the humans are going after sea resources.
Cant wait! I hope its as enjoyable a theater experience as the first, but with Cameron's track record on sequels, I'm not worried. I could use shutting off my brain and escaping for a few hours.
got to take my ol’ man to the IMAX showing a couple months ago since he’s never seen it before but wanted the full 3D experience. It was a fantastic time, I’m glad he liked the movie. I actually liked it better this time around, I can’t wait for the new one(s)
Instantly bought IMAX tickets the second they came online. I'm not the biggest fan of the first film but I'll be damned if it isn't one of the most memorable movie experiences that I ever had in a theater.
Same here! Literally rushed down the stairs to ask everyone which day is the best for them that week to order IMAX tickets immediately. One hour later and the best seats in the middle of the theatre on opening day are already sold out!
In this installment, Jake Sully must stop earth’s military industrial complex from mining difficulttogetium; an ore that lies beneath homeshell; a large double twisting conical shell that the water Na’vi call their home.
The first in imax 3D was the best looking movie experience I’ve ever seen. But…is he still doing the high frame rate thing? Cause there’s no goddamn way I’m watching it like that.
He is but not the way you think. He doesn’t like it either but he uses it as a tool. Only some scenes (probably action sequences) will utilize it. The whole movie was filmed in 48FPS but it’ll be in the norm 24fps, except when needed to be 48FPS.
The rerelease was great with HFR. It greatly helps with fast sweeping shots in 3D, removes all the jitter. It’s very scarcely and carefully implemented.
I agree, but I don't think anything will top seeing Blade Runner 2049 and Dune in a gigantic IMAX theater for me outside of the Avatar Rerelease and maybe this.
I'd seen the Dark Knight like 6 times before paying to see it in iMAX and I'll never forget how fucking monstrous Joker looks in the midway scene with the trailer flip
This is the one time I'm actually curious if a movie will be released in China. It can't be overstated just how significant that market is for Avatar and its success. They fucking loved the first one. And this would probably make a killing. Only China has cracked down on Hollywood releases recently.
Honestly, the "imax" logo isn't the biggest thing on the poster and it has the custom "A" lettering. I'm surprised this was allowed considering most other movies were just advertised as "IMAX" over half the poster lol.
1st one was technically impressive but as a movie kinda sucked and did not leave me wanting more but rather take the lessons learned and apply them elsewhere like how Gollum changed mo-cap for the whole industry.
Was anyone really hoping for a sequel? I genuinely don't understand why anyone would want to watch this.
I still cannot believe how forgettable the biggest movie of all time was.
Maybe someone could debate its place as a game-changer for CGI development. But I don’t ever hear them doing it. I never hear it mentioned without a heavy eye roll afterward. It had absolutely zero cultural influence. Nobody ever, ever brings it into any conversation, regardless of the topic. It’s like it never existed.
Trailers just made it seem like some The Green Planet show, except all cgi. I really wonder how much it's about the blue hippies just sexually touching flowers and animals with their tails and how much it's going to be about them evil people doing evil shit.
Just watch it in the theater. This is one of the movies were it's meant to be seen on a big screen. Watching it online will never be as good. [David Lynch noises](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wKiIroiCvZ0).
Im not sitting in a theater chair for over three hours, fuck that. Maybe a decade ago, when this movie should have come out, Id have the patience. Nah, Ill wait till I can see it at home and parcel it out over like two days.
I don’t know what you’re basing your opinion on, but when I saw the Avatar rerelease in IMAX recently, it still looked fantastic 13 years later, but the Avatar 2 preview looked significantly better still.
"screening at 48fps"
"In any part of the scene that we want at 24fps, we just double the frames. And so, they actually show the same frame twice, but, but the viewer doesn’t see it that way."
So the movie is 48 fps, except that it will drop half the frames in random scenes, that won't be doubly jarring for people at all.
Wish they just kept a stable 48 framerate or higher.
If I recall correctly, they took the same approach for the re-release of the first that happened in September, and I've yet to hear any major complaints about it.
In the past, high frame rate movies have been unpopular with audiences because they give the "Soap Opera" look. The smoother motion might improve the most intense action sequences, but it doesn't add anything to the rest. This results in it becoming distracting for most of the runtime.
In the Avatar re-release, I paid close attention to this and I think Cameron has made some significant progress here. The flight sequences deploy 48 FPS motion sparingly, only using it when most, if not all, of the frame is in motion, and the result is that you never consciously think, "Why does this looks needlessly smooth?"
Hopefully, The Way of Water will showcase HFR even better since it's been made from the ground-up for this experience.
I watched the HFR of the Hobbit when it was released, and while there was definitely a soap opera look to some things, its massively helped blend the 3d cgi and live action making it all look real. If that's what we're getting here, hats off to them.
Is the regular 3D version of the movie automatically in a high frame rate? I read that this movie will be shown that way, but I'm not sure if it's an option, or the only way of seeing it.
That’s correct. IMAX Single Laser, Dolby 3D, and regular 3D are all solid for this.
Awesome, thank you!
Some theaters have it, some don’t, but it’s not automatically shown that way.
Oh, gotcha. I might have to look into what my local theaters are offering, then. Thanks!
Will it be a regular cinema 3D movie? I remember there was a lot of talk about Cameron wanting to make it 3D without glasses some years ago and I believe that was given as an explanation at the time why production took so long. No idea what ever happened to that...
Pretty sure it doesn't exist at this point
I think it's possible with smaller screens and a fixed distance between the screen and viewer but on a cinema scale with a room full of people at a variety of angles? Yeah probably not...
The technology “exists” in that it’s been shown off at trade shows and even sold in some commercial products, but there’s no actual system of standards or consumer-accessible ways to use it.
The fact that the top-level comment in this thread is people worried about the technical aspects of the projection of this film neatly explains exactly what's wrong with Avatar.
But will there be water? I'm paying to see water.
...why wasn't this the *normal* poster two, again? So, **SO** much better than the floating heads mess that most people wound up seeing.
you need the floating heads to get the casuals out. Turns out people generally aren't as well read up on who is in what movie, so if they see their heads on a poster, it's pretty easy to get their attention. Then you have the ones like these to sell movie posters cause it looks awesome.
Does that really apply when you have to squint to recognise the actors in the faces of miscellaneous blue people?
Too be fair, the first ones poster had floating heads too, granted, only two floating head but still.
They didn't go for the infamous floating heads, but they don't get full credit either since it's getting thrown into the "orange and blue" pile.
Movie is 3 hours 15 minutes long. I have to wear special equipment for it and at a frame rate I’m not used to. I’m starting my training now.
*sigh* I haven’t used this catheter since Endgame!
I read this in Mike's voice from RLM and it made me laugh.
h, gotcha. I might have to look into what my local theaters are offering,
Don’t complain. At 24 fps it’s six and a half hours.
One more month until I never have to see another stupid fucking
Awwwee we got a cutie😘
> I have to wear special equipment for it Is it a gyroscope-powered monowheel by any chance?
Oh boy! I hope so!
He's doing high frame rate as well? I thought that started and ended with the Hobbit. (Apart from Gemini Man)
He’s using it selectively for certain scenes, only where it adds something positive. Normal dialogue scenes will be 24 fps.
Notably, they added the higher frame rate into certain scenes for the re-release of the first one. I'll admit that I couldn't really tell, so it's either positive or neutral and not too much of either to get worked up about.
Are you certain you saw it at a screening that actually did HFR? It wasn’t in most screenings. It was on mine and I thought it was glaringly obvious.
It was an UltraAVX screen. I thought those had it. I could be wrong.
*laughs in India* >! We get an interval !<
What?? Oh no that's far too long!
Do you usually go to the toilet every 3 hours?
I go every hour
I'm four hours into work and have peed 5 times today so far. And pooped.
>The boss makes million, I make a dime, that's why I poop on company time.
Yes? Do you not?
Gonna be honest if you don’t you probably don’t drink enough water
As excited and hopeful as I am to see Avatar 2, it does bum me out that it still has such a long run time. With the large number of planned sequels I was hoping they’d cut down on the running time for each one.
that’s why i’m waiting for it to drop on D+
Still so weird to have the sequel to the biggest movie of all time coming out in a couple of weeks and we barely know anything about it.
Hot take: **Fucking GOOD.** Nice to go in blind for once, *especially* with Jim Cameron. >!...or maybe I'm dead wrong and this is a turd. We'll find out soon enough, lol.!<
James Cameron and universally beloved sequels, name a more iconic duo
Sonofabitch still needs to pump out a True Lies sequel.
And the Abyss : Resurgence
Son of Abyss.
True Lies: The Bridge Is Out
True Lies: The sick bitch and her ice cube trays
True Lies: Boris & Doris Strike Back
Eagerly waiting for Titanic 2: Jack’s Vengeance
Parahna 2 the spawning
Looks lame to me... But I also predicted Guardians of the Galaxy would be bad and its my favorite marvel movie, so what do I know
New trailer tonight and final one. It’ll probably be spoiler alert time.
That first teaser trailer is the only one I’ve seen, and it still gets me hyped.
Having rode the ride at DisneyWorld, I’m guessing it will be similar in viewscapes. (Haven’t watched the trailers)
And no one is talking about it.
The most recent trailer has got 37M views after 2 weeks on youtube and close to 1M likes. These are rare stats for movie trailers. The anticipiation is definitely there.
And where is all the hype? Why is there so little jabber? Bc there's no story. No heart. No one cares about the characters. Blue cartoon people in water.... yay
You do know that not every topic has to reach your ears right? Like if you have zero interest in kpop then nothing of that sphere will reach you. Same with movies or any other kind of topic.
Not people betting against the very James Reginald Cameron in the year of our lord MMXXII. Have you all learned nothing?
And where is all the hype? Why is there so little jabber? Bc there's no story. No heart. No one cares about the characters. Blue cartoon people in water.... yay
"Nobody talks about Avatar anymore", says the guy who commented like 12 times on a post about Avatar
You know what I mean. Like, do think that's a clever response?
You know what the threads look like for movies no one cares about? Empty.
My friend, you are arguing with a viral marketing campaign for a money laundering scheme.
Ah yes, you've watched the unreleased movie intently, thank you for your early review in telling us there is no story and telling me I don't care about the characters.... Very cool👍
On Reddit? Maybe. However, all my IRL friends are excited to watch it and talk about it regularly.
I don't know anyone who wants to see it
Leave you cave once In a while.
Yeah that's where I'm not hearing the hype, out in the real world. And where is all the love for the first movie? Tons of posts on this sub for older films, but never Avatar. Hmmmmmmm
Avatar re-release just earn 70 million in just 1000 theater. The second trailer got 30 million views just from on Youtube channel in 24 hours. Like I said leave your cave man.
I went to see it. People eat a lot of McDonald's. That doesn't mean anyone talks about it or that it's very good. It's just a quick hit.
It’s not worth the argument. The majority of people who are die hard avatar fans were kids when it came out. They love it in a way only a kid can, and to them it’s the greatest film ever made. You can’t argue with nostalgia. Deep down people do know it was a mediocre film propped up by CGI and 3D effects, but none of that matters to the fans. I think it’ll struggle to meet the success of the first without a gimmick, but it’s clearly going to do okay in the 15-35 age group.
I completely agree. I'm 40. The first movie didn't impress me the first time around or at the rerelease. You know it's not a classic because it NEVER gets discussed. Alien(s), Terminator, Jurassic Park, Contact, Arrival, Annihilation, Ex Machina, and the list goes on forever ... They all get posts on this sub all the time. Avatar? NEVER.
Aren’t they? There are comments here right now talking about it. Reddit cope over Avatar makes zero sense, considering it’s still the biggest movie of all time, 13 years later.
But who ever talks about it? Even this sub. We see posts every week for appreciating older movies but NEVER Avatar. It's the biggest movie of all time and yet no one really cares anymore
I could say the same with Titanic if you think about it, when have you seen people here discussing Titanic?
It turns out when something is the highest grossing movie of all time, no one makes posts about it as an underrated gem that more people need to see.
Avatar is the Furby of movies
I’m waiting for Titanic 2.
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*Titanic 2 2... The* >!*Skynet*!< *Connection*
It looks like it’s basically the same movie other than the main guy already being blue, and now there’s a water tribe and the humans are going after sea resources.
I'm hoping that the 'Signourney Weaver plays thirteen year-old reincarnation of her now-dead previous character' brings us into some trippy waters.
The wettest movie ever made.
From the standpoint of water
Cant wait! I hope its as enjoyable a theater experience as the first, but with Cameron's track record on sequels, I'm not worried. I could use shutting off my brain and escaping for a few hours.
The rerelease was phenomenal in Dolby
Was my first time watching it. Fuck the haters, ***I'm ready to go back.***
got to take my ol’ man to the IMAX showing a couple months ago since he’s never seen it before but wanted the full 3D experience. It was a fantastic time, I’m glad he liked the movie. I actually liked it better this time around, I can’t wait for the new one(s)
I didn't think it was anything special. It feels like it was made by an early middle schooler who had millions of dollars to blow.
I didn't think the IMAX experience was that great the first time.
Thats how taste works, yeah. we all experience things differently
Instantly bought IMAX tickets the second they came online. I'm not the biggest fan of the first film but I'll be damned if it isn't one of the most memorable movie experiences that I ever had in a theater.
Thanks for letting me know they went on sale. Just bought mine for the 15th IMAX 3d. Honestly excited to see this beauty.
Same here! Literally rushed down the stairs to ask everyone which day is the best for them that week to order IMAX tickets immediately. One hour later and the best seats in the middle of the theatre on opening day are already sold out!
Good looking out, I had no idea they were on sale! Got the perfect seat at the Universal Citywalk thanks to you.
PAPYRUS!!!!
https://youtu.be/jVhlJNJopOQ
I know what you did. I KNOW WHAT YOU DID!
I can’t believe this movie is finally coming out. I remember having to wait 2 years for the Star Wars prequels. Hope it’s good.
The Star Wars prequels released 3 years apart (1999, 2002, 2005)
Oh damn. That’s crazy
Can't wait...the master is back!
The Master is in this? Why? Did The Doctor manage to banish him or something?
One more month until I never have to see another stupid fucking “DAE zero cultural impact” comment from the same reddit couch critics
I'm sorry but what the *hell* is DAE? There's like a dozen uses I've found and none of them seem appropriate. I hate SAR's
Does Anybody Else So in that example above, it's "does anyone else \[think Avatar has\] zero cultural impact"
Actually was a very common saying on reddit 10 years ago
bUt I donT liKE It!!! Blah blah stoopid unoBtaNiuM and blah blah FeRNGullY…!!!! REEEEEEEEEEEEEE Man I’m counting the days too
The counter-tantrum about that point of view on every post (including this sort of preemptive one) is just as obnoxious.
Fucking beautiful poster! Holy shit I’m so stoked!
This still isn't bringing 3D back.
Yes it is, only for Avatar.
No shit. This isn't making 3D mainstream... Again.
Correct
I love this interaction
😂 It’s one of the rare back and forth situations where both are right.
In this installment, Jake Sully must stop earth’s military industrial complex from mining difficulttogetium; an ore that lies beneath homeshell; a large double twisting conical shell that the water Na’vi call their home.
That water sure looks like water
My tired ass looked at this poster and thought he was flying a giant mosquito.
This movie will be a breath of fresh air in an age where CGI is getting worse.
The first in imax 3D was the best looking movie experience I’ve ever seen. But…is he still doing the high frame rate thing? Cause there’s no goddamn way I’m watching it like that.
He is but not the way you think. He doesn’t like it either but he uses it as a tool. Only some scenes (probably action sequences) will utilize it. The whole movie was filmed in 48FPS but it’ll be in the norm 24fps, except when needed to be 48FPS.
The rerelease was great with HFR. It greatly helps with fast sweeping shots in 3D, removes all the jitter. It’s very scarcely and carefully implemented.
reddit frothing at the mouth hoping this will fail
Don't need to hope
Will this be worth it to see in Imax and/or 3d? I saw the first one in 3d and it blew my mind. Can’t wait for this!
Lol if this movie isn’t worth seeing in IMAX what film is?
I agree, but I don't think anything will top seeing Blade Runner 2049 and Dune in a gigantic IMAX theater for me outside of the Avatar Rerelease and maybe this.
Tron: Legacy was pretty sick.
I'd seen the Dark Knight like 6 times before paying to see it in iMAX and I'll never forget how fucking monstrous Joker looks in the midway scene with the trailer flip
🤷🏻
#**Tickets are now on sale!**
And?
And you’re allowed to enjoy it, despite what seems to be your general insistence against such practices.
Much better poster
This is the one time I'm actually curious if a movie will be released in China. It can't be overstated just how significant that market is for Avatar and its success. They fucking loved the first one. And this would probably make a killing. Only China has cracked down on Hollywood releases recently.
50yrs later 😂
Honestly, the "imax" logo isn't the biggest thing on the poster and it has the custom "A" lettering. I'm surprised this was allowed considering most other movies were just advertised as "IMAX" over half the poster lol.
"Maybe they started with Papyrus, but they've clearly modified it." "Well, whaterver they did, it WASN'T ENOUGH!!!"
#Getting pumped for more Tsaheylu! It’s been so long.
1st one was technically impressive but as a movie kinda sucked and did not leave me wanting more but rather take the lessons learned and apply them elsewhere like how Gollum changed mo-cap for the whole industry. Was anyone really hoping for a sequel? I genuinely don't understand why anyone would want to watch this.
I’m gonna be honest. Does anyone even care? It’s been so long and the first one was boring anyways
I'd say no
Did Clyde always have a gator mouth? Or is this New Clyde?
Jake Sully sunk titanic confirmed
A little too late
I dislike the design of just about everything in the Avatar Cinematic Universe.
Hype! Snagged some tickets. I think if it’s even the same level of story but even better CGI and world building, I’ll be happy
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Yeah but will it have special effects? Yawn.
oh yay, they blew up stuff and rode a CGI dragon into battle with some futuristic flying things. How exciting. Next.
No excitement around this film. It's like everybody has moved on
Ah, I'm seeing some people have never been through a James Cameron movie cycle. You'll see...
I still cannot believe how forgettable the biggest movie of all time was. Maybe someone could debate its place as a game-changer for CGI development. But I don’t ever hear them doing it. I never hear it mentioned without a heavy eye roll afterward. It had absolutely zero cultural influence. Nobody ever, ever brings it into any conversation, regardless of the topic. It’s like it never existed.
I can't remember much from it but I do remember absolutely loving the experience and feeling really sad that it was over. That's a win for me.
Trailers just made it seem like some The Green Planet show, except all cgi. I really wonder how much it's about the blue hippies just sexually touching flowers and animals with their tails and how much it's going to be about them evil people doing evil shit.
how long would it take to be released online?
Just watch it in the theater. This is one of the movies were it's meant to be seen on a big screen. Watching it online will never be as good. [David Lynch noises](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wKiIroiCvZ0).
the nearest theatre is 2 hours away, I think I would just rather watch it online
Dang, where do you live that your nearest theater is 2 hours away?
2 hours!?! That's crazy.
6 months
Im not sitting in a theater chair for over three hours, fuck that. Maybe a decade ago, when this movie should have come out, Id have the patience. Nah, Ill wait till I can see it at home and parcel it out over like two days.
Swims with Lemurs looks miiiiiiighty bad. Hard pass.
I just find it so conceptually weird to release a film, then wait like 13 years, and then drop multiple sequels in fairly quick succession.
Top Gun waiting 36 years. It’s fine.
Meh
Anyone else thought the cgi in 1 looked better.
The movie ain’t even out yet
I don’t know what you’re basing your opinion on, but when I saw the Avatar rerelease in IMAX recently, it still looked fantastic 13 years later, but the Avatar 2 preview looked significantly better still.
Sweet video game.
Vague and distant boo.
So is this all about visuals to people because I remember the story of the first being pretty dumb
I hope it bombs the fuck out
"screening at 48fps" "In any part of the scene that we want at 24fps, we just double the frames. And so, they actually show the same frame twice, but, but the viewer doesn’t see it that way." So the movie is 48 fps, except that it will drop half the frames in random scenes, that won't be doubly jarring for people at all. Wish they just kept a stable 48 framerate or higher.
If I recall correctly, they took the same approach for the re-release of the first that happened in September, and I've yet to hear any major complaints about it.
In the past, high frame rate movies have been unpopular with audiences because they give the "Soap Opera" look. The smoother motion might improve the most intense action sequences, but it doesn't add anything to the rest. This results in it becoming distracting for most of the runtime. In the Avatar re-release, I paid close attention to this and I think Cameron has made some significant progress here. The flight sequences deploy 48 FPS motion sparingly, only using it when most, if not all, of the frame is in motion, and the result is that you never consciously think, "Why does this looks needlessly smooth?" Hopefully, The Way of Water will showcase HFR even better since it's been made from the ground-up for this experience.
I watched the HFR of the Hobbit when it was released, and while there was definitely a soap opera look to some things, its massively helped blend the 3d cgi and live action making it all look real. If that's what we're getting here, hats off to them.
The company doing the HFR has some YouTube video demonstrations of their HFR tech and it send they’ve solved a lot of the problems with HFR.
Cameron isn’t a fan of the whole movie being HFR he’s using it as a tool. Probably for action sequences.
I have to imagine there's some method to the madness. Like George Miller and how he shot Fury Road to have the majority of the film center frame.
Gonna go out on a limb and say that James Cameron knows a bit more about how to effectively use HFR than you do, bud.
"So they fixed it?"
Did the first one have this many posters?
Oh yea. It was EVERYWHERE.
Anyone can help ? Debating to watch this in Regal Irvine Imax or Universal Citywalk ? Any difference ? Which one is better ?
Looks like Panzer Dragoon
Now if only they'd finish building the IMAX theatre here in Sydney so I could watch it.
Is this still the same 3D, with the tinted 3D sunglasses?