And I must say that all the hype surrounding the special effects is for a reason....I was amazed and awe-inspired by the beauty of Pandora.
The story had a lot of potential and it had some really beautiful moments. I loved it, I did...
However, I wasn't
moved...which was sort of disappointing. I was waiting for it...that moment where your heart fills up with so much emotion and you think, 'this movie is life changing.' I had it with
Lord of the Rings. I had it back in 5th grade when I saw
Titanic..but it never came in
Avatar.It's strange, after James Cameron worked on it so long, I was very much expecting this to happen.
So I sat around and thought about it. Why didn't it? The story was good, the acting was good, the effects were good, and those beautiful moments were
really beautiful...
So why? It had all the ingredients, right? Or was I missing something?
But then it hit me just what was missing. A beautiful, enchanting, sweep-you-off-your-feet
score. Whenever I see a great movie, I usually leave the theater humming the music. This did not happen with
Avatar. The score is the ICING on the cake. You can have all the ingredients right, but if the icing SUCKS, then it just ruins everything. The music is what gives the final push of emotion over the edge and into that level that was missing in
Avatar. Oh well. It was still a very good, very impressive movie. I'm just sad it didn't hit me as deeply as I was hoping it would.
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People I owe:

Zutara (2)

Zhao/Azula

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