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The new »Avatar« film takes place in a narrative manner. James Cameron's visually overwhelmed but loses himself in well-known patterns between kitsch and digital perfection.
Before entering into matter it is necessary to locate the franchise. Avatar (2009) was a technological and commercial partwaters; Avatar: The way of the water (2022) recovered some of the amazement thanks to a new environment and an aquatic physicality that justified the wait, at least to a strictly visual level. Avatar: Fire and ash arrives just three years later and there is the problem. The miracle has already occurred, the amazement has norm…
'Avatar: Fire and Ash' Review (2025)
Sixteen years after “Avatar” became the highest-grossing film of all time, James Cameron‘s return to Pandora continues to be less about singular masterpieces and more about sustained worldbuilding. The franchise has always operated on its own logic, prioritizing sensory immersion over narrative elegance. “The Way of Water” doubled down on that approach, spending much of [...] The post ‘Avatar: Fire and Ash’ Review: James Cameron’s Spectacle Blaz…
Director James Cameron squanders opportunities that would have elevated Fire and Ash above mere unenhancedness.
One battleground chases the other in James Cameron's visually strong, but narratively weak sequel.
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