Serene-splendid-stunning, Just Don't miss it: My quick take on James Cameroon’s “Avatar - the way of water”
“The way of water” is indeed a watershed moment for filmmakers, it's a great testimony to how creativity and technology can collaborate to create a masterpiece. Avatar 1 was brilliant but Avataar2 has gone a few notches upward, I fail to imagine what avatar 3 or 4 is going to bring (heard in an interview of Cameroon that a few shots of 3 and 4 have already been shot). I am at loss to understand how the plot was conceived and what kind of technology was adapted to bring these wild imaginations to life - take a bow JC (James Cameroon)
This movie is made for Imax viewing, better in a 3D version, as every square inch of the huge frames of Imax is meticulously designed and shot. Not the movie is only visually brilliant but it also has a good emotional story to back it up. Based on “माझे कुटुंब, माझी जवाबदारी” 😉 funda, Jake sully and Neytiri who have a small family of four kids decide to leave their arboreal abode to stay away from the sky people (earthlings) and move to a different island on Pandora. They seek refugees with “reef” people who live by the sea. Unfortunately, the sky people trace Jake and his family and reach here to seek बदला. This is a very simplistic storyline, but hats off to JC for weaving a gripping story packed with mind-boggling visuals (especially the underwater scenes), you will not realize that you have sat through nearly 3+ hours in the theater.
Breezy action shots have always been a JC trademark, here the action choreography is even better, especially the climax scene (by the way you will remember Rajamouli’s RRR’s climax which was also well shot).
Just watch this stunning saga with a serene seascape with out-of-the-world hydrobatics which is bound to leave you speechless. It is a bit ironic that we Indians have come out with बेशरम रंग, while JC has created a masterpiece with just hues of ‘Blue’. 😉
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