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[Marcos Silveira]

I finally watched avatar today in 3d and it was singularly the best cinema experience I have ever had .it was not just the graphics it was the way the characters acted and how believable they were, and the attention to detail was second to none.
I also found the story straight forward  and at sometimes very emotional especially when their tree home came crashing down in flames and i felt their pain that mere ignorant and greedy humans could destroy such a beautiful piece of nature.
so overall I absolutely enjoyed the movie not only for the graphics but the story and the emotions it generated, very rarely a movie touches my emotions with the exception of schindler's list and blood diamond.

I add "The Color Purple" (1985) to your list cause when "he" (Denny Glover) said: "She is too ugly for my tastes", I was like OMG!!!!!

[Marcos Silveira]

I watched it here in Salvador (Brazil) in a shopping center and didn't noticed any fuzzyness and used the glasses over glasses too.

[Oshyan]

No headache or dizzyness for me. My girlfriend complained of a bit of a headache though.

This is a superb reflection of my experience of Avatar: http://autotelic.com/avatar_-_the_metacontextual_edition
Highly recommended and hilarious read!

- Oshyan

[Kadri]

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This is a superb reflection of my experience of Avatar: http://autotelic.com/avatar_-_the_metacontextual_edition
Highly recommended and hilarious read!

- Oshyan

[old_blaggard]

That's fantastic .

[matrix2003]

Well I finally saw it a couple days ago. Regular screen/ 3D.
I am very sad to report that I am truly disappointed.

I am disappointed that Cameron did not come up with his techniques 30 years ago!
Terminator, The Matrix, Star Wars... all shot like this.  Hell -Minority Report, or the mother ship:  Blade Runner.

I was blown away, and hope that Cameron gets very rich, - selling this technology to ever film maker on the planet.