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[Mirage52]

Seeing it tonight, IMAX 3-D.

Will be back tomorrow to post my thoughts.

Has anyone else seen it?

[Movie Freak]

Yes. I thought the visuals were groundbreaking, but the story was old news. This is a must see in 3D... best 3D I've seen in a theater to date.

[Mirage52]

Yes, the story was a little too "Dances With Wolves" all over again. But the visuals and the details within the movie were incredible.

[Cron]

Couldn't agree more with you two.  Worth it for the spectacle.
Most of my favorite 3D moments were not the action either, stuff like the command station, cockpits views, and the opening with the pods.

[darthmaulclone]

Saw it in Vmax (almost iMax) 3d and it has got to be one of the best applications of technology in a movie that i have seen in a long time. A predictable story with no twists or turns just jaw dropping special effects that were helped by the fact that everything was touched by CGI making it all seem to fit and feel natural within the world in question.

[Beckmen]

I liked the 3D, and think it's moderately revolutionary...but I did not like the movie all that much. Just a badly written, sappy movie...with mediocre production design, boring, recycled music, and a boring lead.

[Gino]

Home Tree Initiative Kicks Off With James Cameron on Earth Day’s 40th Anniversary


James Cameron, Jon Landau and members of the AVATAR Cast Join in to Plant Symbolic Tree that Represents the One Million Trees Being Planted Throughout the World

WHAT:

On behalf of the home entertainment launch of AVATAR, Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment and Earth Day Network have partnered for the “Home Tree Initiative,” which will consist of planting one million trees native to each region in 15 countries by the end of 2010.

WHO:
Director James Cameron, Producer Jon Landau, Joel David Moore (“Norm Spellman”) and CCH Pounder (“Moat”)

WHERE:
Twentieth Century Fox Studio Lot
Building 88
10201 West Pico
Los Angeles, CA 90064

WHEN:
Thursday, April 22
Press Check-In: 10:00 AM
Tree Planting: 11:00 AM