Movie Review: Avatar: The Way of Water (2022)

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Ever since I have been watching the avatar movie, I have never thought that the real movie is as entertaining as this one, which I will be talking about now. Actually, I do watch the animated avatar movie, and it happens to be one of the best movies that I do watch. I got this movie from a friend while I saw them watching, and I saw that it was going to be an interesting one, so I also collected it.

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Actually, I never knew there was a new avatar movie because most of the time, it's the animated movie I watch, and I once watched the real movie. But it has been a while. Avatar: The Way of Water came out in 2022, directed by James Cameron. This movie tells a story that captivates the audience and has a compelling narration that one can't resist watching till the end.

After the release of avatar in 2009 there hasn't been any movie that has been released again till this one I am sharing on avatar. But trust me this movie has a lot of captivating moments you cannot afford to miss at any glance. I was so surprised at first when I saw the movie because I was thinking the movie won't be an interesting one, but the movie beats my imagination.

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This movie shows an undiluted moment in the use of technological advancement to create a world that feels alive and vibrant. The movie pays a lot of attention to each scene in the movie, with a good-looking design and an advanced graphic presentation. I fell in love with the movie when it got to the point where I saw how technology has advanced and the way it was used in the movie. This is where there were aliens and machines working to make a lot of creations.

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The story talks about venturing into the uncharted underwater territories of Pandora, which were termed "The Way of Water." This movie explores the new creatures, which we know as aliens. These aliens are water creatures, and they live their own lives in the water. This movie talks about adventure, betrayal, commotion, rage, and many more things.

This movie has some great entities that came together to make it an interesting one to watch. Some of which are Sam Worthington as Jake Sully, Zoe Saldaña as Neytiri, Sigourney Weaver as Kiri, Kate Winslet as Ronal, Stephen Lang as Miles Quaritch, Michelle Yeoh as Dr. Karina Mogue, Cliff Curtis as Tonowari and many more.

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The movie shows the dominance of humans, their greed to capture the ecosystem, and their exploitation of the planet. It passes a strong message to the audience: humans should not terrorize an ecosystem because of what they stand to gain.

I commend all the efforts of everyone who took part in the movie to make it successful. All the performances in the movie are top-notch and outstanding. The movie shows great emotion, draws attention, and also enhances the overall cinematic experience.

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The cinematography of the movie alone got me enticed, and I was focusing on watching to know what was going to happen after any scene until I was able to watch a movie of about 3 hours plus without having any issue with the movie. It creates a visually enticing moment and an engaging narrative.

Despite the movie being good and interesting to watch, it does have a few shortcomings. Some of which is that the movie length is quite long, which can make one get tired if one isn't a movie fan. I also love the fact that one can't easily predict parts of the movie, which makes it fun to watch. But this doesn't stop the interesting impact the movie has on the audience.

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In conclusion, the relationship between humans and the natural world is amazing. The humans were able to relate to the water creatures, and this made it fun because I wish that could happen to everyone, and I know there are some types of creatures in this world that can relate with other living creatures. Despite the little flaw it has, which I don't really see as an error, I can still recommend this movie to movie fans because of its immersive storyline and the cinematography.