Now that the dust has settled around Avatar 3, can we talk about how insane Kiri’s arc was? In The Way of Water, she was just discovering her connection to Eywa, but this line completely manifested in Fire and Ash.
The way she handled her powers and practically carried her family through some of the toughest moments was beautiful to watch.
My best friend got me really into the avatar movies, I watched the first one once when I was really young, but now I would like the DVDs, especially because she mentions all the scenes from the extended version and I’d like to watch it. The other two movies both have a ultra 4K option and I have a displayer that can play that, she found a disk that has the extended version that is a regular blue ray and tonight I found the ultra 4K version.
Here’s where my question pops, and my friend mentioned that the Disney+ version of the movies have some odd censorship choices when it comes to the language. The regular blueberry on the back of the box says that there is a version of the movie with “All Objectionable language removed”, the ultra 4K disc is produced by Disney and it does not say that. I would like the regular version, aka the one with “ Objectionable” language, or not so family, friendly version. Does the ultra 4K version have that or is it just automatically the family audio track that the regular Blu-ray offers.
Does anyone know? I’d like the ultra 4k, but I also don’t really want dialogue changes, otherwise these two seem to have everything the exact same
Edit 1: also point out any other noticeable differences that I may have missed to help me best choose which one to buy. I’m buying the ultra 4K and the other two movies, but it’s not necessarily in need for all three if there’s major differences in the movie editing
Lo’ak starts blaming himself and apologizing for messing up his post. Jake cuts him off right there and drops the exact words Lo'ak has been dying to hear: "You've proven yourself to me. I'm proud of you."
Jake respects Lo'ak's bond with Payakan: "Getting the tulkun to fight... Toruk Makto couldn't do it."
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Jake telling Quaritch that he has 'new eyes' now and should look at Pandora differently was so deep. One is fighting for Eywa, the other is trapped in a dead man's hatred. And that final act where they both put aside everything to save Spider? Pure masterpiece writing.
Seeing Jake look at Recom Quaritch not just as a monster, but as someone who has been given a second chance with 'new eyes', was such a beautiful, philosophical shift.
Remember when Avatar 2 swapped the classic red carpet for a massive blue ocean walkway? Honestly, such a cool way to bring Pandora to life. 🌊
Ditching the classic red carpet for that huge, aquamarine "blue carpet" in London and LA was such a vibe.
The making of Varang: James Cameron and the team really cooked with her aesthetic. 🔥🏹
Nature at its peak. 🍃✨
The sheer anger and intensity in eyes... absolute warpath!
Remembering how far Jake Sully has come since day one.
Kaltxi ma Eylan! I just read online that Avatar 4 will pick up right where Avatar: Fire and Ashes left off. This means the announced time jump won't happen right away. Honestly, I was expecting that. There's still so much to see, like how Tonowari and her family mourned Ronal while meeting Prill, Neytiri singing on her songcord about Spider's official welcome into her family, Quaritch's return, and Varang's state of mind after being overpowered by Kiri. So, when do you think this time jump will occur?
POV: You’re trying to look at the background details but get distracted by how gorgeous it looks.
Following its streaming debut, Avatar: Fire and Ash has swiftly swept the charts. James Cameron's third chapter in the epic sci-fi saga sits at No. 1 on Disney+ on both the U.S. and global charts.
The worldwide charts also show Avatar: The Way of Water sitting at #9, while 2009's Avatar is #8 in the U.S. charts, confirming Cameron can still rule in the streaming landscape.