Avatar 3D: The Experience

First, there was 2001. Then there was Star Wars. Then there was Av  —  no, I’m not gonna go there.

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Posted by Frank Glover  on  01/12  at  03:44 PM

Indeed, for a few people, the desire to stay in that world is almost greater than life itself:

http://edition.cnn.com/2010/SHOWBIZ/Movies/01/11/avatar.movie.blues/index.html

Posted by Giulio Prisco  on  01/13  at  04:41 AM

Interesting article. Those who crave Pandora are a captive audience for Avatar-the-game, but the reviews of the game that I have seen are not over enthusiastic, certainly not like the reviews of Avatar-the-film (at least for what concerns the 3D technology used).

It seems they may have missed a good business opportunity. Perhaps they should have invested money to create and promote a top class massively multiuser Pandora-themed metaverse.

Posted by Tommy  on  01/13  at  05:31 PM

I'm sure a "a top class massively multiuser Pandora-themed metaverse." is on its way. Especially if they make a sequel to the movie.

Posted by Movies  on  01/26  at  01:41 AM

Indeed, for a few people, the desire to stay in that world is almost greater than life itself. [URL=http://www.watchonlinemov.com][IMG]http://www.watchonlinemov.com[/URL]

Posted by Sraosha  on  01/27  at  10:22 AM

Here is a link to a blog I read sometimes ago. It was written long before I watched the movie this year (that's why before I didn't post any comment here because I couldn't find the link... but yesterday I found it). It's an interesting 'insight', not only about the movie avatar, but about the virtual reality itself...

http://www.transalchemy.com/2009/12/avatar-movie-and-digital-damnation.html

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