Yesterday, watched Avatar 2.0. in 4D. Didn't know initially that we were going for 4D - which basically is 3D + special effects. So what was it like? #AvatarTheWayOfWater #Avatar2review #4D
After the movie started, I felt that the probably kids who were sitting in the back were kicking. And then the seats were kind of bobbing up and down and in various directions. Looked back couple of time, but no kids in the back! Then my son informed that it is 4D -
meaning that to give additional effects seats will move in sync with what is happening on the screen. So when a scene with rain came up, there was mist of water spray, when wind was howling on the screen, there was strong breeze going by your ears,
when there was a shooting, special flashlights could be seen from the corner of eyes, when the characters were floating or swimming in the water, the seats bobbed about!! Interesting and added to the fun!!
The movie? Lots of thought process has gone into making of this movie. Typically James Cameroon movie that is extremely well done. Of course, like in Avatar #1, you have "advanced" colonialists who do pretty much, what the Brits, Dutch, Portuguese
French and Mughals were doing in India. You get the drift, I suppose!
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