Jeff at 2009-12-10 16:58:54:
Just read the review...

Maybe I'm a total tool but...

MAN DOES THAT SOUND GOOD!

My official Avatar anticipation meter just spiked 100 percent...
daveed at 2009-12-10 17:46:52:
The THR link goes to your Wall-e post...
Scott at 2009-12-10 17:52:30:
Thanks, daveed. Link fixed.
E.C. Henry at 2009-12-10 18:57:50:
Don't wanna read ANY reviews of "Avatar." I wan't to enjoy it with my family the weekend it comes out. Can't hardly wait.

- E.C. Henry from Bonney Lake, WA
Garrett at 2009-12-10 23:40:53:
I think when it comes to blockbusters, we can expect some filmmakers to cause us disheartening pain (re Michael Bay), in that we feel if we write great stuff, it will be trumped by special effects. I think many expected the same from the next big blockbuster, Avatar. However, we've had 12 years to forget Mr. Cameron's brilliance, and I think, according to the reaction so far, we'll be reinvigorated. I'm not necessarily on the same page as him re 3D, but maybe he'll prove me wrong. I think he'll prove a lot of things.

And as a sidenote, I love James Cameron because he has the pride to turn down a project he built from the ground up (Terminator 3...crap), because he didn't see any further story. He already proved he could do even better with a sequel, but he knew that would be the end.

Welcome back Mr. Cameron.
Christian H. at 2009-12-11 11:15:13:
And the funny thing is that the story is actually old. I bet that Cameron put his signature on it. I can say that the new 3D camera works VERY WELL and that's without the glasses.

It's the old "I've spent time with them and can't look at them the same anymore."

Amazingly enough this was also District 9.

Hmmmm....