Avatar

James Cameron's 2009 Avatar is considered one of the most extraordinary science fiction films ever produced in the history of motion pictures. Using invention, innovation, and creativity, Cameron spent over a decade long working on this project. In 2009 he delivered a theater-worthy experience. As for the genre of the film Avatar, the picture could be referred to as fantastic, because it is impossible not to take into consideration the terrific-sounding visual effects of the movie. The film features trite animal and landscape creations, which look so natural that it seems that the film offers a look into a parallel world.

The movie received very high ratings from patrons and movie lovers, and it was also on the top list of the most-watched films in theaters. It is not very complicated at all, but that is not an issue as it does not hinder the flow of the movie which is Avatar. The plot itself is admirably unambitious, which properly lets the look and the messages concerning the protection of the environment, conflict, and cultural tolerance shine. This narrative balance is perfect in the frame of the entire movie and does not interfere with the viewer's interaction with the movie filling the frames with his imagination.

Stunt sequences in Avatar are still another feature that should be singled out. I would assume that, since creating motion pictures on such a grand epic scale, certainly large battles and large set piece sequences would be difficult to follow - but Cameron doesn't let that happen. These scenes are neat, unambiguous, interesting, and very well realized; the way they are depicted adds to the overall sense of the total environment without blanketing the screen.

Some of the aspects that have been implemented well include characterization and transition, especially of the lead character. In this case, there is the natural progression of the main character's arc that does not dare seem fake. Also, the movie has impressive acting: Sam Worthington and Zoe Saldana in lead roles are quite convincing, their emotions look natural, and this is the main treasure of the movie that creates its emotional foundation as lovers' relationship forms the movie's heart.

In conclusion, I would like to state that Avatar is the most outstanding movie in the cinema industry the flexibility in the sphere of computer and visual effects as well as the film's performance. James Cameron, the director of the movie delivers this with passion and exactness that makes this film sensational both in the graphics department and the melodic emotional set-up. For anyone who loves watching great cinema, it is a must-watch movie that shows the best of filmmaking techniques.