Avatar is what we would do if someone stole what we thought.. Another visual wonder created by James Cameron
The success of movies mainly depends on how appealing a story is to the eyes.
In films like Avatar, visuals are important along with the story. Visuals depend on the viewer's imagination. The more beautiful the world the director can create, the more memorable the scene will be for the audience.
The original definition of visual poetry is `avatar'.
James Cameron created another world for this film. Until then, visuals that have never been seen anywhere have been shown in `Avatar'.
Along with that, the human aspect, emotional touch... all these made `Avatar' sit in the sky.
Avatar has discovered wonders that have not been seen in the world motion picture industry till then. The collections also flowed in and out.
Now let's get into Part 2 (The Way of Water). Quaritch attacks Pandora again to get revenge on Jake.
Otherwise, Jake, his wife, and three children move to Metkaina.
It is an area connected to the sea. The people there, their manners and customs are different.
How did Jake, who moved with three other children, get used to the conditions there? How did Quaritch save his family and the Metkaina region that he believed in from the attack? That is the rest of the story.
Another visual feast
``Avatar'' is a visual wonder. Seeing those beautiful scenes on the silver screen, the audience was mesmerized. Logic did not work there.
Only Cameroon magic was visible before the eyes. The audience was ready to watch `Avatar 2' just for those visuals.
So.. If you watch this movie keeping in mind the visuals, you will not be disappointed under any circumstances, ``Avatar 2''.
James, who showed the beautiful forest of Pandora in the first part, chose the sea background in the second part. Because.. no one can show the forest as beautiful, wonderful and innovative as shown in `Avatar'.
Even in Avatar 2, showing the same forest would be boring. That's why he changed the background of his story.
The chapter 'Way of Water' was not entered until the first 40 minutes of the movie. The director has taken good time for that. For those forty minutes, you can see the beautiful forest background of Pandora.
James thought of showing the beautiful nature of Pandora to those who haven't seen Avatar 1. That's why.. there is no rush to go into ``Way of Water''.
After 45 minutes.. the story shifts to Metkaina area. From there, the magic of Cameroon begins.
Cameron discovered a beautiful and wonderful world in water.
Can the womb of the sea really be so great? He changed those scenes to make it seem. Cameron showed with his visuals that the rainbow of seven colors is not only in the sky, but also in the sea.
Cameroon has given a new look to the fishes, whales and alchippas that we have seen so far in the sea. All those scenes are so effective that James Cameron feels the desire to go down in the sea and swim in the theater itself.
In fact, there is no new story in Avatar 2. The same villain.. The same hero. Otherwise the background will change.
The conflict in our Telugu movies is seen in 'Avatar 2' as well. The hero goes to another place to save his family.
Villain also comes there. So the hero fights and saves his family. From above.. this is the point of Avatar 2.
The story is similar in Avatar 1 as well. But there is an underlying... strong point. Our land, our country, our region, our town. Rebellion is inevitable no matter who wants to grab them.
If there is justice in that rebellion.. nature will also be on our side.
Same thing happened in Avatar 1. The forest, the animals there, the livestock... all take part in that fight.
Same in `Avatar 2'. The sea itself.. seems to be at war with the enemy.
Cameron never gave up on human emotion.
That's it this time. A father's love for his children... a mother's affection for her children... Cameron also showed in 'Avatar 2'.
The sea is all-giving. It also takes everything if it wants.
In this story he told the philosophy that we are born in the sea and our death is also in the sea.Compared to the first part.. the emotion milk seems to be somewhat reduced.
Even the audience feels ``Aww..'' as the enemies destroy the beautiful Pandora. However.. that feeling does not come when Metkaina area is on fire.
This is one of the longest running films in terms of length. The second half feels like a stretch. Due to the detailing, it feels like watching the same scene again.
But James once again flourished in the famous scenes. He has made the War episode a thrilling and visual feast. With the climax, he brought the feeling that the ticket rate would be worth it.
After seeing the avatar, the characters of Jake and Nathiri will be recognized. Same with Avatar 2. If not.. along with these two, more characters will move in front of the eyes.
Compared to the first part, the cruelty of the actor Quaritch seems to have decreased. It seems that the tribe in the Metkaina area, the leader there, and other characters are not used much.
Actors aside...Avatar 2 is a visual feast. James has designed scenes with an aura everywhere. The detailing shown by Cameron in some scenes is surprising. His imagination in flagging scenes seems to be unique and ordinary. Not much can be said about the sound designing.
This film was shot using the technology of motion capture and moving caption. A new type of camera was invented for moving caption.
The reason why the scenes shot in the womb of the sea came so naturally is because of the moving caption technology. Is there a spectator in the ocean? The scenes that brought the feeling of If a new kind of technology is created for a movie, it can be understood how much passion the director has worked on that movie.
This is a movie made with 3D and 4D technology. It is best to watch this movie in 3D as much as possible. Only then the visuals will look more amazing to the eyes.
Cameron has gone somewhere in Avatar. He gave great direction to cinema and creativity.
With Avatar 2 he once again delivers a great visual experience. There is no doubt that Avatar 2 is one of the greatest films to be seen on the silver screen.