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[bigbeard61]

So David and I went to see Avatar last night. It was my first IMax experience and my first 3D experience (those old red/blue glasses don't work for colorblind people). Visually, it was pretty spectacular; there's no denying that. I suppose it had a good message, and I kind of dug the vaguely psychedelic subtext . I admit that I'm out of my

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[holy13nation]

I enjoyed it, probably because I went expecting the worst. I gave up going to the cinema years ago. People can't be quiet or sit still and the films always seemed to disappoint. The films I do like (usually documentaries) I can always rent/buy and watch at home.
But the audience were great, I enjoyed the 3D, I didn't find the utter banality of the story too offensive as I didn't anticipate anything different...and I was able to enjoy a good whiskey while I watched.
3D will only be the future of film if they force even more films not designed for a young audience off the circuit.

[wescobear]

You didn't like the writing? But "unobtanium" - how inventive was THAT!

*groan*