Chambers wrote:
> Unfortunately, movies like Avatar still stand out enough from the crowd 
> that they can wow audiences despite being rubbish.  I predict that 
> Avatar will be to Cameron's career what the prequel trilogy was to 
> Lucas'... he was given complete freedom, spent years pursuing his vision 
> of perfection, and  ended up turning out a golden turd.
> 
Someone else pontificating on something they haven't seen, based on 
nothing but their own annoyance at other people's prior work. I just saw 
it today.. CG was seamless. And I mean completely seamless. Its 
impossible to tell what, if any, or even if all, was done live, even the 
stuff that its impossible to have been live, with *very few* exceptions, 
and even those are hard to pin down. The story, is very good, as far as 
I am concerned, not some choppy bit of whatever, stitching the effects 
together.

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