returns with Avatar.Avatar a biggest Budget
movie over $225 Millions and over four years to complete this.It's takes us to spectacular world beyond imagination, where a newcomer from Earth embarks on an epic adventure
, ultimately fighting to save the alien world. The Director ( James Cameron
) claims 'Cinema will not be the same anymore'. and "Avatar
makes Titanic look like a Picnic".Titanic
Vs AvatarAbout Budget Titanic
- Over $200 millions
, Avatar- Over $230 millions
Time to complete- Titanic
- Over Two and a half Years, Avatar- Over Four Years
Special effects - Titanic
- over 500 sfx shots, Avatar- over 3000 sfx shotsCrew and Cast -Titanic
- Main speaking Cast over 100 and over 1000 extras.Avatar- 37 Cast Members and thousands of digitally created Characters
and approx. 2000 Man and Women
worked on the film.I can't give the movie a rating as I haven't seen the whole thing.
I love James Cameron
(The director
). I've loved his movies since I saw Terminator
and Aliens
when I was a kid. The man is a movie god, so when I heard he was finally back at work after taking a 10-year hiatus, my interest was certainly piqued. Then I started hearing word about the work he was doing on Avatar, and that it was going to be in 3-D no less. Words were being thrown around like "brilliant" and "revolutionary", basically what I expected to hear (I mean, if a guy like Cameron
takes a decade to make a film
, you damn well better hear words like that). But, then I read an early report stating that the effects work and 3-D photography
was going to "change cinema forever", that Avatar was going to be a "landmark
of film history
." I immediately started salivating. Of course, when someone makes such a bold statement as that, you have to take it with a grain of salt, but I was sold- this was going to be the next big thing.
(The director). I've loved his movies since I saw Terminator and Aliens when I was a kid. The man is a movie god, so when I heard he was finally back at work after taking a 10-year hiatus, my interest was certainly piqued. Then I started hearing word about the work he was doing on Avatar, and that it was going to be in 3-D no less. Words were being thrown around like "brilliant" and "revolutionary", basically what I expected to hear (I mean, if a guy like Cameron takes a decade to make a film, you damn well better hear words like that). But, then I read an early report stating that the effects work and 3-D photography was going to "change cinema forever", that Avatar was going to be a "landmark of film history." I immediately started salivating. Of course, when someone makes such a bold statement as that, you have to take it with a grain of salt, but I was sold- this was going to be the next big thing.
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