"Avatar" is one of the most famous film spectacles today, but in 2009, James Cameron's idea seemed very ambitious. The film introduced the audience to Pandora, a distant moon inhabited by the Na'vi people, and Cameron combined animation and the real world with revolutionary 3D technology.
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"Avatar" is one of the most famous film spectacles today, but in 2009, James Cameron's idea seemed very ambitious. The film introduced the audience to Pandora, a distant moon inhabited by the Na'vi people, and Cameron combined animation and the real world with revolutionary 3D technology.