Albertino napisał(a):O tym to akurat było wiadomo od paru lat.

Albertino napisał(a):Yee-haw, zauważcie, że dzięki zabawkom wiemy już jak będzie wyglądała część bohaterów. Akurat niefortunnie na zdjęciu Sigourney odbija się światło ;p

Craven napisał(a):czy Marvel robił kiedykolwiek figurki Profesora X?

Cytat:Meanwhile over at USA Today, Cameron fired back when asked if he was going to reveal the secrets of how Avatar was made on the Blu-ray Disc and DVD releases. "You're not going to find 'behind the scenes' extras on the DVD," Cameron said. "I think the movies aren't the big, wonderful mysteries they used to be. I don't want to see some guy in a black leotard and dots showing me how he made himself look like an animal." The man has a point, though I think a Cameron commentary track to discuss the 3D technology would be much appreciated.

Cytat:This is like no other movie you have ever seen. It's ambitious, and entirely original, full of digital effects, flawless executed, in an entirely imaginative world.
The plot (and here are the spoilers) Humans come to the distant planet of Pandora, a jungle planet filled with both beauty and death. the other humanoids on the planet are indigenous people, savages, honestly, but they're 10 feet tall, and blue.
The humans, to fight the Navi, create a way of "becoming" one, inhabitng the body of a blue, tall guy.
The movie seems to surround a soldier transforming into a Navi, first in the physical world, by inhabitng a body, and later, emotionally/spiritually transforming through his relationship with one of the natives.
It's, as you can tell, an ambitious story. The clips I saw were are follows:
1) Jake, the human, having his mind put into the tall, Navi body.
2) Jake "trying out" his new, super-powers in the lab.
3) Jake enters the deadly jungle, and notices a lot of the beauty there. Jake meets Neytiri, a beautiful native. Neytiri tells Jake he is "like a baby" after she saves him from marauding creatures in the jungle.
4) The final scene we see was the most interesting. Jake has seemingly been taken into the Navi tribe and ha been tasked with taming a flying, dragon-like creature. They battle, but eventually, Jake tames his pet, then leaps off a cliff and flies.
As for how it is, honestly, it's hard to say... but it is like everythin Cameron has ever done: Fully and totally committed. it's obvious Cameron has not compromised anything here. This is so utterly and completely his vision. And that kind of committment is the source of all great art.
This movie touches on big themes: War. Nature. Righteousness. Justice. It's a big, big movie in all ways, but, again like all Cameron movies, the small moments are there, the details are in place.

Overall, I'm enthralled here. A fan just thanked James Cameron for making a movie that is entirely original, not based on anything and not a remake. I heartily concur. Big ups for the effort, Cameron.
A fan asked: where did you get the idea for this flick? Cameron says he came up with it years before, when he was the CEO of Digital Domain (a special effects company). Obviously, back then, it couldn't be done. But the technology has come far enough that Cameron was able to do it.
Oh, forgot to tell you: Sigorney Weaver is here with other members of the Avatar cast.
Weaver confirms that everything in the movie has come out of James Cameron's head.

Cytat:Just finished watching a full 25 minutes and holy *beep* it was phenomenal, just amazing. It does indeed look like nothing you've ever seen, it is groundbreaking, it looks incredible. Every single second in this looked real. And most of it was a completely CGI created universe that does not at all look CGI. It is truly amazing!

3:56PM - Sigourney Weaver: "This is the movie you've been waiting for." Describing her character in the movie:

1000 foot tall trees, mountains, creatures, some beautiful, some terrifying. Grace loves Pandora with all its heart and hopes to protect the Na'vi from "industrial Earth." And to do this, they project their consciousness into their Avatars, which are living, breathing biological bodies which resemble the Na'vi.

3:58PM - Just brought out Zoe Saldana as well plays the primary lead character named… well I don't know how to spell her name. Her character is the "most physically demanding role" she's ever done. I want her to be a female action character at least equal to the others in Jim's movies. She hates the humans and what they're doing in their world but finds herself completely fascinated by Jake.

Cytat:A USC linguist spent two years creating a new language for the Avatar characters to speak!

Craven napisał(a):nie od dziś wiadomo, że Avatar ma fabułę, wiadomo nawet jaką. Jakby komuś się chciało poskładać trochę literek to by wiedział, że kawał fabuły pokazano w tych 20 minutach, podobnie jak scenę akcji

Snappik napisał(a):Ale że co? Jak niby nie ma w filmie akcji to scenariusz jest be?

Snappik napisał(a):Ty nie możesz zrozumieć, że Cameron pokazuje ledwie wycinek swojego dzieła i że na jaranie się fabułą (która notabene jest już całkiem znana, ale jeszcze nie wiadomo jak to się wszystko zazębi) jest zdecydowanie za wcześnie.

Snappik napisał(a):Jakby ktoś Ci pokazał odpowiednie fragmenty z EIII w stylu walki na miecze, bitwe kosmiczna i jakieś tam efekciarskie blubry to też byś zapytał "czy ten film ma scenariusz?".

Solo napisał(a):Oj trochę żartowałem, nie musisz się od razu jeżyć.

Solo napisał(a):Może i racja, ale jednak liczyłbym przynajmniej na jakis uwagi typu "ale kurczę tam jedna fajna scena była". Ok, może Cameron pokazał tylko jakieś neutralne ujęcia, zobaczymy.

Craven napisał(a):Bo jesteś jak zacięta płyta. Jedziesz ciągle tym samym. Po pokazie w Amsterdamie jojczyłeś tak samo.

Solo napisał(a):No trochę jestem, wybacz mi. Lubię trochę stopować ogólne zachwyty, bo z praktyki wiem że rozbuchane oczekiwania lubią mocno rozczarować. Sceptycyzm w sytuacji tego filmu jest wskazany w rozsądnych ilościach.

Solo napisał(a):Właśnie o to mo chodziło. Gdyby mi pokazali to co NAJLEPSZE w tym filmie, to bym piał z zachwytu jakie to cudne sceny pokazali, w których się tyle DZIEJE. Wspomnienie o scenariuszu było trchę żartobliwe. Ja wierzę, że Cameron nie odwala fabularnej popeliny, ale trochę się boję że jego cała para pójdzie w gwizdek, czyli efekty wizualne.

Craven napisał(a):To nie agresja, tylko uczulenie na trolle.

Solo napisał(a):Może i racja, ale jednak liczyłbym przynajmniej na jakis uwagi typu "ale kurczę tam jedna fajna scena była". Ok, może Cameron pokazał tylko jakieś neutralne ujęcia, zobaczymy.