r/movies • u/MarvelsGrantMan136 r/Movies contributor • 1d ago

Media New Image from 'Avatar: Fire and Ash'

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u/peter095837 1d ago

I know Avatar gets a lot of hate on reddit but I personally enjoy them for the designs and colors. It's one of those dumb fun movies to watch with pals.

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u/GamingTatertot Steven Spielberg Enthusiast 1d ago

I don’t even think it’s dumb fun - I just think it’s simple. The stories aren’t trying to be too clever for their own good, they’re pretty straightforward, but they’re an insanely good time on the big screen.

Also the action is great IMO.

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u/CordlessJet 1d ago

Neytiri spearing a soldier with an arrow then firing the arrow through them into another soldier was peak cinema

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u/Few-Metal8010 1d ago

Yeah the violence in these films is underrated honestly, some awesome gruesome bonecracking maulings

The aerial armored-train robbery in Way of Water was a highlight for me.

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u/DerelictInfinity 1d ago

The raid on the train and Jake going all Metal Gear Solid on the other avatars were honestly my favorite parts of the second movie lol

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u/realbigbob 1d ago

The Tulkun smashing the humans to pieces and slicing people in half with a cable was some of the most satisfying violence I’ve ever seen

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u/Worthyness 1d ago

Any time we get natives vs machines is a fun time. But this time, the natives also have nature as weapons

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u/KingMario05 1d ago

Meanwhile, in Way of Water, some of them combined the nature and the weapons. It's fucking brilliant.