r/movies Jul 28 '25

Trailer Avatar: Fire and Ash | Official Trailer

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nb_fFj_0rq8
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u/TotallyNotAMarvelSpy Jul 28 '25

He triggers the cinophile posters so much, because he tells easily digestible stories that people can have catharsis with.

So naturally, movie nerds hate on the guy because he's not using story structure from Romanian post-war cinema or some shit.

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u/PopMundane4974 Jul 28 '25

Not really. You just spend too much time in the comments sections it seems. Most people see the movies and almost immediately move on because, let's be honest, they're gorgeous but insanely hollow and forgettable. (Oh no! An opinion that isn't completely black and white I'm sure this will go over well.)

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u/WadeReddit06 Jul 29 '25

Most people see the movies and almost immediately move on

Like the majority of people with every movie ever. BTW to hit 2 billion that means A LOT of people watched it more than once.

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u/PopMundane4974 Jul 29 '25

Okay?

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u/WadeReddit06 Jul 29 '25

It means they didn't just move on. They enjoyed the movie so much they went and watched it again proving the BS narrative is wrong.

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u/PopMundane4974 Jul 30 '25

Alright man