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Happy holidays!
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Avatar went up to 79% on RT, so basically $4 billion is locked. -
Who the hell is gonna remember to notify Netflix every time they're away from their home for a weekend.
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I don't think it's boring enough for an audience that it'll flat out receive an F cinemascore. There's too many wild shenanigans going on with gag after gag that it should be a hoot for many. A lot of the issues I agree with the critics on are mostly things a regular movie-going audience won't immediately think about (except the length and that the second half looses steam).
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It's been going back and forth for a bit now. It probably won't hold on to fresh for much longer and slip into the mid 50s.
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Avatar: The Way of Water Second Weekend Guesspalooza! CLOSED!
Lucas replied to Deep Wang's topic in The Speakeasy
Like $16, I have decided I'm the only one seeing it this weekend and will fuck you up if you dare to show up. -
Absolutely not. Only thing I appreciated a little bit more is the idea of a big franchise spearheaded by one voice, but that's not thanks to the ST.
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Yeah that's where I'm thinking it'll stay, which is pretty much exactly in line with my thoughts on it.
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We're off.
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There's a pretty bizarre lack of action in this for like a solid 100 minutes. There isn't a big event at the midpoint that changes the status quo or our understanding of the situation, it's very strange.
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This is absolutely locked for a Best Picture nom.
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The Sullys go to a place and the badguys come to the place to do battle.
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Looks lovely!
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If it can hold on to the 73/100 on MetaCritic (we can expect another 20 reviews, so it will be a tall ask), then that's very good for a regular blockbuster. Whether or not James Cameron and Avatar should be aiming for "regular blockbuster" territory is another question.
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If the first Avatar was re-reviewed by the critics who landed it that 82% in 2009, it would not be sitting at 82% now.
