Have you seen the movie version of "Afanti"?

Point 1: Cameron talks about 12 years of sharpening his skills in "Avatar"

In 12 years, for a mainstream Hollywood director, at least 7 to 8 movies have been released. But James Cameron, who is known as a technology geek and won 11 Oscars for "Titanic", only worked on one movie in 12 years.

Highlight 2: US$300 million was spent on WETA special effects to set a new record

In order to bring a visual feast with different reactions to the audience, "Avatar" has invested heavily in visual special effects, photographic equipment, and The storyline, scene design, and even music and special effects all involved the world's top gold medalists. It cost US$300 million and is known as the most expensive heavyweight movie in history.

What to watch: Sanmei linguists spent 4 years creating the alien language of "Avatar"

In order to make the film close to perfection, Cameron carefully polished every detail For details, he even hired a linguist to create a complete language system for the "Na'vi" in the film.

Point 4: Cameron's new film profit reveals US$500 million, "Avatar" still makes money

Technological updates in theaters have given 3D blockbusters like "Avatar" a good start at the box office Favorable conditions are provided. According to predictions by some theater managers, "Avatar" will be released in about 2,500 3D theaters in North America (3D theater ticket prices are about 30% higher than ordinary theater ticket prices), and more ordinary theaters are unwilling to let the film go...

It seems that some technical processing takes 2,400 hours per second. In fact, the movie has been promoted and hit the box office not long ago. After 12 years and so much investment, it has undoubtedly become everything. People's attention seems to be a bit OUT if you don't watch it. In any case, it is a breakthrough in human film and television... There are some things that only those in the industry know, haha... I think it is still worth watching, and it also educates humans not to do it for Destroying other people's homes for your own selfish desires can be regarded as innovation, instead of just defending your own home the same old way...

I don't think so either.

I just came back from the cinema and watched the 3D version. After 3 hours, I felt a little dizzy. And the glasses are still sunglasses. The movie theater is already dark, so it’s a bit unclear to see the picture with glasses on. The subtitles are not clear at all.

Although it is said that stunts are used to win, I personally think that stunts are not much better.

You can already guess the plot, so I won’t go into details.

Anyone felt moved after reading this? I don't understand this. Such a clichéd plot can move people, so his emotions are so full.

I also went to see it because of its reputation, but I was a little disappointed. Personally, I feel that today’s blockbusters pay too much attention to special effects, scenes, etc., but the process of shaping and organizing the story is careless. Therefore, there are often some movies that are indeed very effective, but they are found to be purely messy and illogical. Compared with those in the past, I prefer films that are "simple" but more thought-provoking or laugh-out-loud movies. Although the effect is far inferior to those blockbusters with powerful special effects, they give me a feeling that blockbusters can't. Today's blockbusters, especially those from the United States, personally feel that they are purely to showcase the power of technology and show off the wonderful stunts. I do not deny that there are indeed some good films, but too much visual impact has made me tired of watching the whole movie. I don’t know what I was doing, just spending time in the constant explosions or some shocking scenes, but later I found that there were often no other highlights other than shock. Maybe some people go there just for the shock, so I have nothing to say. One last thing, everyone has their own preferences for radish and green vegetables. Watch whatever you like, watch what you like, then you will be satisfied.