Avatar: Way of the Water
Following the story of the first Avatar, Jake builds a family but sins of the past come to haunt the group. On the run, the humans come looking for him and their piggy bank. The story also introduces cloning to keep the bad guy when in reality they could have done anything else.
Synopsis
Following the story of the first Avatar, Jake builds a family but sins of the past come to haunt the group. On the run, the humans come looking for him and their piggy bank.
Review
Entertaining, but a very long movie. 3 and a half hours.
The acting by the children I thought was well done, where the adults seem to have taken a step back. Nothing of value really came from them.
The story also introduces cloning to keep the bad guy when in reality they could have done anything else. I mean anything else would have been a better story. This was just lazy.
I will say this, special affects, presenting the changes in the people and the creatures is awesome. That is why I enjoyed this movies.
My Rating
Meh. I mean, it makes for a great airplane movie because you have nothing else to do. It is entertaining, but not really worth writing home about. It’s a 7.
Parental Rating
It’s so long, while this doesn’t really fit the criteria of my parental ratings, I don’t think they’d watch it. However, based on the criteria I have set for them, the language is limited. Nothing crazy and the action is cool. The story is all about family so my mom would be all about it.
