I don't care what Orrex says,

[Rosie1223]

I liked Avatar. And with revenues of over $2.7B worldwide I don't think I'm alone.

There I said it, TZ.

[HopeHoops]

1. I liked it too - updated "Dances With Wolves" sort of thing, but great graphics.

[Dr. Strange]

2. There's another possibility.

You AND Orrex could both be wrong.

[Rosie1223]

3. True

I'm sure we have both been wrong in the past. However who has been wrong more often, I can't say.

But I feel safe saying that a majority of people who saw the movie did not demand a ticket refund.

[Dr. Strange]

4. I didn't demand a ticket refund.

But that's largely due to the fact that I waited until it was out on video so I could rent it. :P

[TZ]

5. LOL.

You know, I have yet to see this movie in its entirety. I saw the last 30 minutes or so on HBO last week while I was in AZ. I'm sure I missed out by not seeing it in the theatre though.
I can't wait to hear what that the bigest James Cameron "fan" in Orrex has to say though...:popcorn:

[Bake]

6. I've DVR'ed it twice. It just sits there taking up space.

Still haven't watched it. Isn't it like 5 hours long?

Bake

[Rosie1223]

7. 2 hours, 45 minutes

Worth it, IMHO.

:hi:

[Bake]

9. I knew it was long!

I just can't make myself press the start button. But perhaps I will. It's still on the DVR ...

Thanks!

Bake

[woo me with science]

8. I always care what Orrex says. nt

[Orrex]

10. Well, since IMAX tickets cost $1000 a piece, that's really only 2.7 million people who saw the movie

And big box office returns are no guarantee that a movie isn't crap, after all. Look at Titanic, for example. Who's the hack who directed that 20-hour long shit-barge?

[lunatica]

11. I've watched it a dozen times and will watch it a dozen more.

The new technology is amazing. I have yet to catch anything that doesn't look completely real.