“Avatar,” like many other movies coming out of Hollywood lately, has lost the ability to have solid well-written scripts and bold fresh plotlines and twists …
“Avatar”, which was the MAP option for moviegoers all over Christmas, generated buzz because of its technological and visual results. The film was a showcase for how director James Cameron may use 300 million U.S. dollars U.S. dollars to make things look “cool”.
The starting point of the film takes place on Earth the size of the moon called Pandora. Typically, an American company to do a lot of money from mining the natural resources of Pandora and victimize the native population called Nave for personal gain of the human race. While this is a time honored tradition in the United States, it is an outdated and hackneyed idea in the film industry.
Hollywood is now reliant on technology for the blind, to entertain the masses. Nothing against the technological advances in both entertainment art, but not because of quality and sense of purpose.
“Avatar”, which has many other movies coming out of Hollywood lately, lost the ability to have settled well-written screenplay and clove fresh plot lines and twists. Although the underlying theme was generic and presented in a way to try to convert people to a green lifestyle,
as opposed to present the idea in a way that fallows a person to think freely about the topic and make their own choices.
The worst thing is that ultimately it is not even about art enamored. Money and franchise agreements are more important than even worrying, if the film is going on is really good. Hype generated by marketing campaigns ensured that NOK people flocked to cinemas to screen for watching movies.