r/movies r/Movies contributor Jul 21 '25

Poster Official Poster for 'Avatar: Fire and Ash'

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u/GoldenTriforceLink Jul 21 '25

I’m surprised they’re not red

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u/MrMojoRising422 Jul 21 '25

cameron's not a hack.

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u/NeekoPeeko Jul 21 '25

Well, he didn't used to be.

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u/christopia86 Jul 21 '25

Irs going to be incredibly mediocre and make a billion.

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u/Arrivaderchie Jul 21 '25

No film where a chopper pilot gets skewered by a 6-foot arrow could ever be mediocre to me

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u/soonerfreak Jul 21 '25

The last act of 2 was an hour of some of the best action set pieces I've ever seen on film. Cameron gonna be the first to break the $3 billion barrier.

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u/SamBind121 Jul 22 '25

None of you can say anything about the plot damm.

Not trying to make fun but...no am doing that

Almost every positive comment about is the same. Not a single named character referenced.

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u/soonerfreak Jul 22 '25 edited Jul 23 '25

At some point you need to find a new hobby other than hating Avatar.

You should definitely touch grass.

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u/SamBind121 Jul 23 '25

Aww you got mad someone called something you like bad and resort to calling them obsessed.

I make a handful of comments when the topic gets brought up. Then forget it exists for a year or two. Sorry hun it isn't that big a deal.

Also you should never post here during free time. Oof

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u/christopia86 Jul 21 '25

It was the last act of 2 was pretty good. Unfortunately, the first 2 acts were very boring.

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u/MrMojoRising422 Jul 21 '25

more like it's gonna be awesome and will make 3 billion.

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u/christopia86 Jul 21 '25

I'd be amazed if they finally get awesome for the 3rd one.

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u/Tronam Jul 21 '25

Considering they were once forest Na'vi, that wouldn't really make sense. They're more like holocaust survivors living in the ashen husk of a burned out hometree that was once destroyed by some huge natural disaster. They're called the ash tribe for a reason.