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NEW AVATAR Trailer
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Awesome trailer! The early buzz was indeed pretty lackluster on account of the first teaser trailer, but this has renewed my enthusiasm for the film. Here's to hoping it's as amazing as it looks!
I dunno, I liked the sheer visceral approach of the first trailer better. This trailer is, as the writer puts it:
But even still, it's a trailer for Avatar, and as such has some nice visual moments. The dialogue is pretty cliche and trite ("we will send them a message... that this, THIS IS OUR LAND" - no, really?), but hey, I'm not going to watch this movie for the dialogue.
But even still, it's a trailer for Avatar, and as such has some nice visual moments. The dialogue is pretty cliche and trite ("we will send them a message... that this, THIS IS OUR LAND" - no, really?), but hey, I'm not going to watch this movie for the dialogue.
Full HD trailer now available!
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Agreed. I was REALLY impressed by the mouth movements of the Nav'i. Up til now, even the best CG has had a hard time making that kind of thing look natural and real (Dr Manhattan being the latest example).
But this really looked like speech that was coming from within the person, and not just grafted onto a CG face separately with a computer program.
The rest of the trailer was cool too. Even if the story itself isn't original, it still looks like it's going to be emotional and exciting as hell. Unlike a lot of filmmakers, Cameron always seems to know how to get THOSE elements right.
I was pretty strongly in the "anti" camp based on the first trailers for this. I had a strong negative reaction to the overall production design and art design choices that I doubted could be overcome even by a really strong story.
But I am gradually being worn down. This is in fact a little better than the first trailers. And it's James Cameron. Every time AMC shows Aliens again I get a little closer to summoning enthusiasm for this film.
But I am gradually being worn down. This is in fact a little better than the first trailers. And it's James Cameron. Every time AMC shows Aliens again I get a little closer to summoning enthusiasm for this film.
I'll be seeing it but just not really seeing the hype.
That's kinda how I'm approaching it too. If you look at all of Cameron's movies, there's nothing particularly original about his concepts. He's always treading in very well worn territory. It's the nuances of his execution that make him so damn brilliant. And nuance is something that's very hard to distill into a trailer.
I'm not particularly worried, especially since I've seen lots of disappointing movies lately that had super-excellent trailers (Terminator Salvation). Maybe this time the underwhelming, cliched trailer belies a super-excellent movie.
I was not impressed with the first trailer but this one looked a hell of a lot better. The FX actually looked real this time.
Here's an interesting video comparison between the effects shots in the two trailers:
http://www.slashfilm.com/2009/10/31...r-comparison-video-and-international-posters/
Apparently, they reworked some of them significantly between the trailers' releases.
I am quite impressed by the new trailer. While I didn't exactly dislike the teaser, I was somewhat underwhelmed and left wanting. The new one, however, looks great. I watched it at least 10 times and kept getting more excited about the film. I still don't love the design of the Na'vi and the story does feel somewhat familiar, but the whole thing looks like a lot of visually impressive fun.
http://www.slashfilm.com/2009/10/31...r-comparison-video-and-international-posters/
Apparently, they reworked some of them significantly between the trailers' releases.
I am quite impressed by the new trailer. While I didn't exactly dislike the teaser, I was somewhat underwhelmed and left wanting. The new one, however, looks great. I watched it at least 10 times and kept getting more excited about the film. I still don't love the design of the Na'vi and the story does feel somewhat familiar, but the whole thing looks like a lot of visually impressive fun.
I was fairly offput by the Na'vi design in the first trailer, admittedly - they just didn't seem quite right, be that uncanny valley or the space between eyes or body proportions, there was just something rubbing me the wrong way.
This trailer? I don't feel that anymore, not really. One or two minor touches bugged me (there's a single picture of a native that looks goofy) but overall it's a pretty solid and very well realised humanoid alien look.
Either that or I just warmed to them, and I was only lukewarm to begin with (in principle I love and have always loved human-looking aliens with different skin colours and so on - c'mon, I'm a Star Trek fan).
Well I love the trailer... And I even liked the teaser trailer. 
If you freeze-frame certain scenes they do give you some additional plot info if you look carefully:
A nice official "HD" featurette (4 mins) has also been posted on Youtube, and it contains both new clips as well as the usual interviews with Cameron and the stars:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=geNv6FUK0HU&feature=player_embedded
If you freeze-frame certain scenes they do give you some additional plot info if you look carefully:
It looks like several additional characters also "go native" to help the Na'vi at the end of the movie. Weaver's avatar is there, and Rodriguez character has Na'vi war paint on her face and flies gunship with the same paint on its sides. Neytiri(sp) and Jake also seem to be carrying communication earpieces.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=geNv6FUK0HU&feature=player_embedded
Much, much better than the teaser.
It's kindof a story we've seen a thousand times over, isn't it? But it does look bloody epic. Of course I'll be there opening night.
Re: the VFX
This link: http://www.slashfilm.com/2009/10/31...r-comparison-video-and-international-posters/ is pretty convincing evidence that they're working to desaturate some of the color from the film - MUCH needed IMO. The newer versions of the shots look much better than in the teaser ...
It's kindof a story we've seen a thousand times over, isn't it? But it does look bloody epic. Of course I'll be there opening night.
Re: the VFX
This link: http://www.slashfilm.com/2009/10/31...r-comparison-video-and-international-posters/ is pretty convincing evidence that they're working to desaturate some of the color from the film - MUCH needed IMO. The newer versions of the shots look much better than in the teaser ...
It looks like a 300 million-dollar Star Trek: Insurrection with blue elf-people.
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