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[Guest]

Saw Avatar a few days ago and may I say it was visually amazing and a little sad because the storyline could so easily apply to what happens on Earth.

I thought it was brilliant and have seen it twice. There's definitely a conservation theme to it. However, after spending $400 million, you would think James Cameron could have forked out for a decent script writer. The dialogue is actually fairly lame and riddled with cliches.

Stunning movie regardless, definitely worth seeing.

[TheLoneRooster]

Did they have a Copenhagen summit on their planet???

No, but they did have Americans with guns.

[TheLoneRooster]

I thought it was brilliant and have seen it twice.

Both times in 3D?

There's definitely a conservation theme to it. However, after spending $400 million, you would think James Cameron could have forked out for a decent script writer. The dialogue is actually fairly lame and riddled with cliches.

True, a decent script writer would have helped and Cameron is fortunate everything else makes up for it a la Titanic.

Stunning movie regardless, definitely worth seeing.[/QUOTE]
And worth seeing more than once.

[novice chook]

Received "Balibo" on DVD for Christmas.

Interesting and well acted story. Very thought provoking.

Aussies do these types of movies very well.


NC

[Kingbilly]

Went to see Sherlock Holmes the other day, not one of the greats but I really enjoyed it.
Def recommend

[Guest]

Both times in 3D?


True, a decent script writer would have helped and Cameron is fortunate everything else makes up for it a la Titanic.

Stunning movie regardless, definitely worth seeing. And worth seeing more than once.

Yes, both times in 3D ... we already had the glasses!! LOL

[stephenj]

ok i might sound like I'm jumping on the avatar bandwagon, but suffice to say the visually most brilliant movie Ive ever seen, pity about the American hoo ha marines rule the universe, yanks have fragile egos and need to remind themselves how good they can be, no wonder they're in awe of our sas? but i highly recommend the movie. try to think of the native population as American indians, it makes more sense then?

[Guest]

Ive seen it twice now but about to go on holidays and am going to see it again at the Imax this time though...

[Guest]

I thought it was brilliant and have seen it twice. There's definitely a conservation theme to it. However, after spending $400 million, you would think James Cameron could have forked out for a decent script writer. The dialogue is actually fairly lame and riddled with cliches.

Stunning movie regardless, definitely worth seeing.

[Guest]

Went to see Sherlock Holmes the other day, not one of the greats but I really enjoyed it.
Def recommend

I would like to be the filling in a RDJ and Jude Law sandwich. But only when they are dressed up as their characters from Sherlock Holmes.

[Guest]

I would like to be the filling in a RDJ and Jude Law sandwich. But only when they are dressed up as their characters from Sherlock Holmes.

Wow...a DP fantasy...surprised you would blurt that out on a public forum Lauren...

[stephenj]

lauren..you are naughty? id like to see that though!

[Guest]

Too funny ... glad I didn't see that before I went ...

[Guest]

Wow...a DP fantasy...surprised you would blurt that out on a public forum Lauren...

Haha I didn't mean it like that but eh, what the hell.

[stephenj]

loz you were ju8st having a "thoughtie" thats ok, id still like to watch!