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Media New Image from 'Avatar: Fire and Ash'

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u/Sey_Oz 1d ago

I'm just excited to see more new creatures, love that whale from 2nd movie.

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u/Draoken 1d ago

Same. I had never watched an intelligent whale beat the shit out of a battleship, but that's what I got and I'm excited for more.

Sometimes I just want epic adventure and these movies always deliver for me lol.

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u/JxSnaKe 1d ago

I absolutely LOVE the spectacle of these movies.

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u/NPRdude 1d ago

The ship itself was also a highlight for me. Only a tech nerd like Cameron would think to make a ground effect vehicle for hunting alien whales.

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u/rugbyj 1d ago

The crabmechs sealed the deal. Inspired.

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u/Techromancy 10h ago

He didn't spend all that time making the Abyss to not have cool-ass aquatic vehicles.

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u/SPACEFUNK 1d ago

Battleship? It was a lightly armed whaling ship. An 18 inch shell would fuck up Tilkun's day.

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u/Draoken 1d ago

you right, I spent like 10 seconds putting that post together.

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u/SPACEFUNK 1d ago

It does bring up an interesting question. Like, how many sperm whales would it take to sink the U.S.S. Iowa?

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u/jaime-the-lion 1d ago

Find out in this summer’s action-packed blockbuster, Moby Dick II: Revenge of Queequeg

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u/Draoken 1d ago

If we have enough people asking this very specific question, I'm sure we could convince the Mythbusters to come back in like a decade.

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u/Mainbaze 1d ago

I appreciate good movies, but entertainment does matter. Like Bullet Train > Taxi Driver Come at me