how can you go to the cinema so many times to watch the same film

Because somehow it gets better each time, and I still feel so strongly towards the Na'vi and the love story. Sets off strange emotions I tell you. It's good to bring people along too, and I've been treating people as well as myself!

So your paying people for your enjoyment now?

Yes

Sounds like a barrel of fun.

its a very good movie and it gives me entertainment

I've yet to see it don't get me wrong. And I can understand enjoying seeing a film . But not enough to buy a pass ^^.

Mind you, i did see a bugs life and toy story like 8 times in the cinema each

How I wish I could be you, Wynney

There are good movies, and then there's Avatar.

Was talking to a guy at work today (Sales Exec Dave). He was telling me how life seems different after watching Avatar, like there was this clear defined moment where suddenly his life got better after watching. There is a before Avatar and an after Avatar and things will never be the same again.

when I watch this film it will be dire

every film hugely acclaimed ive hated upon seeing because it never lives up to expectations DD

I thought it was really overhyped and some cheap crappy copy of that kids program Avatar (The Last Airbender).

IMPRESSED.

Couldn't even talk about it after leaving the cinema, the whole thing was so special. Only thing I could think was... I gotta watch it again, just so I can feel the way I did when I watched it.

it actually is amazing
i'm going for the second time as soon as i can gather some moar peeps

+1

<3

See, he even bought a whole wallet just for Avatar tickets!

yeah + 10

+1000000000000

This film was AMAZING
(although, it did have a predictable,flat plotline but i'm not complaining)

yes!!! idd!:D its so good !

According to various sources, there will be a sequel (possibly sequels) to Avatar. It won't take as long as Avatar took to make as the motion-capture technology etc is now perfected so maybe in 2-3 years time it will be done and released.
James Cameron has a reputation for making awesome sequels, so Avatar 2 has potential to (if possible) trump the gloriousness of Avatar.

True it was budgeted as a two-part production.

I don't really see how they could make a sequel to that, tbh

True enough, but when he does, I'm booking my tickets waaaaay early for the release day (I'll book a couple extra for friends who wish to come... cough Aaron cough)

Really? I thought there was quite a few opportunities for what they could do.

i don't really want a sequel
they could ruin it
but I suppose if anybody can make a sequel work its Cameron...