Avatar: The Way of WaterRating: The world premiere of Avatar: The Way Of Water at the Odeon Leicester Square was predictably glamorous, with a plush blue carpet rather than a red one and the paparazzi clamouring for just one more slinky pose from Sigourney Weaver.Accustomed to an adoring public, the stars may even have thought that the distant ululating was for them, too.
Film: This sequel is tremendous fun, even bigger and better than the original, but by golly it will test your bladder: BRIAN VINER reviews Avatar: The Way of WaterIn fact it was jubilant Morocco fans nearby, wildly celebrating their country’s penalty shoot-out victory against Spain in the World Cup, and incredibly they were still at it when we all filed out into the cold more than three hours later.
Yes, this is an insanely long film – but so was David Lean’s Lawrence Of Arabia, which director James Cameron cited as a major influence on Avatar for its ‘good, old-fashioned, adolescent adventure storytelling’, and that was even longer.Great movies can get away with inordinate length.
Review: James Cameron's sequel to his 2009 sci-fi blockbuster Avatar doesn't quite qualify as great, however, merely very goodCameron’s sequel to his 2009 sci-fi blockbuster Avatar doesn’t quite qualify as great, however – merely very good.For starters, especially from behind a pair of 3D specs, it looks absolutely ravishing.And the narrative is well within everyone’s grasp of understanding, whether or not they saw the original.
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