Avatar 2: Breath-taking Experience..

Avatar : The Way of Water is the long-awaited sequel to James Cameron's groundbreaking 2009 film, Avatar. The movie features an all-star cast, including returning actors Sam Worthington and Zoe Saldana, as well as newcomers Kate Winslet and Cliff Curtis. After over a decade of anticipation, Avatar 2 is finally set to hit theaters in December 2022. As a fan of the original movie and a follower of the film industry, I was excited to see what the sequel had in store. In this review, I'll share my thoughts on the plot, themes, and other elements of Avatar 2.

Movies are typically shot and displayed at a frame rate of 24 fps, but some movies, including Avatar 2, have used higher frame rates of 48 or 60 fps. Using a higher frame rate can create a more realistic and immersive viewing experience, as the increased number of frames can make the action on screen appear smoother and more realistic. Believe it or not, it's a mind-blowing experience that I loved and love.

James Cameron is known for pushing the technical limits in his movies, and Avatar 2 is no exception:

• He used high frame rate (HFR) technology in Avatar 2.

• The movie also featured groundbreaking motion capture work for the Na'vi characters.

• Cameron used a combination of practical and digital effects to create the creatures and environments of Pandora.

• The level of detail and realism achieved in the special effects is impressive.

The story is straightforward In Pandora's world, Jake Sully is undecided between his loyalty to his own family and his duty to protect the Na'vi. Protecting his family and protecting the oceans are James Cameroon's concerns on Avatar 2.

The actors' work was hilarious, particularly for the underwater shooting (many scenes were shot underwater in a very large pool made exclusively). Comedians learn new respiratory skills: 7.15 minutes for Kate Winslet (Ronal) and 6.5 minutes for Sigourney Weaver (Kiri).

The technology behind Avatar 2 is breathtaking, for example: In underwater scenes, they used multiple motion capture cameras (Mocap cameras). James Cameroun has developed a device called THE DEEP X 3D. Which weighs less than 30 kilos and can be handled by one person and the actors themselves they wear a GoPro action camera.

The Spirituality in Avatar 2 is too powerful, one can feel it and experience it during the 3-hour show. Neural tendrills help NA'VI connect to animals and land and even EYWA. How do we connect profoundly to ourselves and the natural world that surrounds us? With the connection of the divine anything can be accomplished. "All energy is lent and that one day it has to be returned", this sentence was said in the two films of Avatar and resume everything. All life is loaned and that one day must be given back to the divine.