http://www.movieviral.com/2010/01/26/cameron-is-number-one%e2%80%a6-again-this-time-with-a-little-film-called-avatar/ Thu, 09 Feb 2012 08:02:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 http://www.movieviral.com/2010/01/26/cameron-is-number-one%e2%80%a6-again-this-time-with-a-little-film-called-avatar/comment-page-1/#comment-4814 alphacinator Sun, 31 Jan 2010 09:28:22 +0000 http://movieviral.com/?p=7826#comment-4814 The RealD 3D experience of Avatar was worth the journey. It's like watching a Disneyland 3D exhibition show even though I have never travelled to United States to visit Disneyland. The story and characters seem to disappear as my imagination took over, creating it's own biographical camp adventure by having me involved and sharing my frienship with the giant and small creatures of Pandora. The giant dog-like panther Thanator used it's log-sized legs like a chainsaw, scraping and whacking away tree branches and bamboo tubes like wickets in a cricket sporting match. In comparison to the T-Rex in Jurassic Park, Thanator is quick in moving it's heavy muscular legs. As for the Jurassic's T-Rex, it's slow robotic movements such as it's chin-press ups on the loose car windscreen as the teenage girl underneath it was holding it up while screaming her head off, left me feel a little disappointed, even though the T-Rex's growling sound was the only thing real. If Jurassic Park was in 3D animation then T-Rex would be quick in it's head movements by twisting it and poking it's long tongue out to lick the windscreen. The RealD 3D experience of Avatar was worth the journey. It’s like watching a Disneyland 3D exhibition show even though I have never travelled to United States to visit Disneyland. The story and characters seem to disappear as my imagination took over, creating it’s own biographical camp adventure by having me involved and sharing my frienship with the giant and small creatures of Pandora. The giant dog-like panther Thanator used it’s log-sized legs like a chainsaw, scraping and whacking away tree branches and bamboo tubes like wickets in a cricket sporting match. In comparison to the T-Rex in Jurassic Park, Thanator is quick in moving it’s heavy muscular legs. As for the Jurassic’s T-Rex, it’s slow robotic movements such as it’s chin-press ups on the loose car windscreen as the teenage girl underneath it was holding it up while screaming her head off, left me feel a little disappointed, even though the T-Rex’s growling sound was the only thing real. If Jurassic Park was in 3D animation then T-Rex would be quick in it’s head movements by twisting it and poking it’s long tongue out to lick the windscreen.

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