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Movies are not for intellectuals
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 (December 25, 2022 at 7:10 pm)Jehanne Wrote: Just a fyi, the new Avatar is 48 frames per second (48 fps). It's well over 3 hours. The director, James Cameron, is on the record as saying that you are free to go to the bathroom at any time during the movie, and that you can see the missed scenes when you watch the movie a second time. Two times zero is zero!  (December 25, 2022 at 7:46 pm)LinuxGal Wrote:(December 25, 2022 at 7:10 pm)Jehanne Wrote: Just a fyi, the new Avatar is 48 frames per second (48 fps). It's well over 3 hours. The director, James Cameron, is on the record as saying that you are free to go to the bathroom at any time during the movie, and that you can see the missed scenes when you watch the movie a second time. It's the pictures, and not the thoughtful, intelligent and well-written articles that are important. ![[Image: screenshot-from-2022-12-28-16-10-57.png]](https://badinage1.files.wordpress.com/2022/12/screenshot-from-2022-12-28-16-10-57.png)
 (December 25, 2022 at 7:10 pm)Jehanne Wrote: Just a fyi, the new Avatar is 48 frames per second (48 fps). It's well over 3 hours. The director, James Cameron, is on the record as saying that you are free to go to the bathroom at any time during the movie, and that you can see the missed scenes when you watch the movie a second time. That's what I did. (I don't pay for tickets.)  RE: Movies are not for intellectuals
December 30, 2022 at 1:44 pm
(This post was last modified: December 30, 2022 at 1:51 pm by HappySkeptic.)
(December 25, 2022 at 7:10 pm)Jehanne Wrote: Just a fyi, the new Avatar is 48 frames per second (48 fps). It's well over 3 hours. The director, James Cameron, is on the record as saying that you are free to go to the bathroom at any time during the movie, and that you can see the missed scenes when you watch the movie a second time. I ducked out during a quiet moment in the film. There are many moments like that. The 48 frames got stuttery a few times in my theater, but overall the film was beautiful and engaging. The eco-moral messaging was too in-your-face at a few moments. Is subtlety not a thing any more? My family thought it was a better movie than the first. For me, its about equal, though this one was visually amazing, and I did care about the characters a bit more. 
I haven't seen the first Avatar so doubt I will be watching the second one. From the clips I saw when the first one came out, it simply didn't hold my interest.
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