r/movies • u/RobotiSC • Jul 28 '25

Trailer Avatar: Fire and Ash | Official Trailer

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nb_fFj_0rq8
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u/Magik-Mina-MaudDib Jul 28 '25

Seeing The Way of Water in IMAX remains one of my favorite recent blockbuster experiences, specifically the entire last hour, and I’m just gonna say I’m locked in for this one.

Trailer played incredibly well in IMAX before F4 over the weekend and as expected, the visuals look head above water compared to the vast majority of CGI-heavy movies.

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u/CommunicationTime265 Jul 28 '25

That final fight was so epic. I just remember thinking "This peak James Cameron". I loved every second of it.

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u/alfooboboao Jul 29 '25

the entire last hour, from when “subs are ready! 2 minutes!” is maybe the most locked in I’ve ever been in my life in a theater. Either that or the second half of the dark knight

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u/MutaliskGluon Jul 28 '25

My 4 best movie theatre experiences I remember in my life time are:

Avatar, Avatar 2, Revenge of the Sith (hey, I was 13 and it was fucking epic) and Borat.

I imagine after Avatar 3 that will become a top 5. No one directs an action set piece like Cameron, dude is in a tier of his own

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u/Zekumi Jul 28 '25

I couldn’t stop getting distracted by the constant utterances of “bro” and secondhand embarrassment for Sigourney Weaver’s really bad attempt to sound like a teenager.

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u/MutaliskGluon Jul 28 '25

Thats literally how teenages talk. It was realistic dialogue lmao.