‘Avatar’ Trailer #2

It wasn’t until the first images and the first teaser trailer of Avatar that I realised the potential of this film. James Cameron has spent 14 years of his life working on this one film. 10 years developed a brand new style of camera designed for a new evolution in 3D films and the other 4 years making the film.

Avatar is to be the next step in cinema history which all future blockbusters will use as a landmark. This sounds like a mighty confident statement, but in previous years, any film that boasts that much about their film ends up being a complete waste of time.

But I have to say, I’m hooked with Avatar and I find myself believing all the hype about it and expect it to be the best film since The Dark Knight. Is this a big mistake? Should I take a more ‘I’ll believe it when I see it approach’? Only time will tell. I recently saw the new trailer for Avatar and it has brought the excitement down a notch or two. The first one got me all excited but this one explained a bit more about the storyline and stopped me from just thinking “Ooo, it looks so pretty”. Don’t get me wrong, I still can’t wait to see it, but I’ll now be going into the cinema thinking “Come on the Cameron….wow me!”

I know I’m ranting now and sound more like Jekyll and Hyde, but I’m really excited about this film and just don’t want it to be another major disappointment. So just check out the trailer and see for yourself below just how good this film looks. Do you think it will be a defining moment in cinema history, or another Hollywood flop? Let us know in the comments section below.

Related Pages:

1. Avatar 3D: Extended Cut To Be Released?
2. Avatar 3D Review
3. Toy Story 3 Trailer
4. Toy Story 3 Teaser Trailer
5. ‘Toy Story 3D’ Review

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