James Cameron che, non dimentichiamolo mai, ha diretto Titanic, sa cosa vuole lo spettatore e, adesso che con la computer-grafica ogni sogno immaginato può diventare “realtà”, glielo offre confezionato su misura come il più perfetto abito d'alta sartoria.
La storia è quella dei migliori western, con i cattivi visi pallidi contro i pacifici indiani.
I primi, come da tradizione, vogliono a tutti i costi accaparrarsi le risorse minerarie del territorio (l'oro del futuro si chiama unobtanium , costo: 20 milioni al chilo) e sono forniti di tecnologia and artillery of the highest quality and cutting edge: the beautiful scenery you could not ask for more.
The latter are provided "only" extraordinary qualities: a physical and moral stature, strikingly higher than that of humans, an extraordinary empathy with nature, with trees, with the spirits of their land and their ancestors, an extraordinary ability as hunters and warriors; extraordinary skill as a knight, an extraordinary ability to tame / pilot flying creatures cousins \u200b\u200bof Dragons ... Practically an extraordinary intersection of 2154 between the Native Americans and the Elves.
In the middle is the purest anti-hero / hero who, after making a fitting tribute both to his daughter As head of Mother Nature, from a mere corporal in the Marines will become Soldier Blue : lead the Indians to the rescue before the speech is not rite, halfway between the William Wallace of Braveheart and to King Aragorn Black Gate of Mordor ...
From what I'm talking about, ironically, it might seem that the film I liked.
error. AVATAR is beautiful.
Beyond the screenplay already known (and still respectable even trivial ), everything else is really spectacular and brilliantly absolutely deserves to be seen on the big screen.
The classic story of science fiction, fantasy more dignified (Elven-new age, in fact), action, epic adventure are sewn together, and so finely interwoven with sublime effects that you seem to admire a superb tapestry: rich in detail all embroidered detail, where every detail will fill eyes to how it was interwoven with the most accurate perfection.
A two or three dimensions, which is (as if you were sitting on the side with the fucking glasses darkening still lose much of the 3-D ...) should be watched more than once: the honor that belongs to all of those things nice to see where there is so much that not enough at a glance. For kilometer length
not be afraid: as I said, James Cameron (writer here also) knows his stuff so that eventually there will not be possible to believe that he spent almost three hours sitting on a chair in the cinema.
When you say about the craft.