Avatar 2: The Way of Water

[Steigleder]

Hello!,

who saw Avatar 2?

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What do you think of the sequence of a lot of Venture Stars arriving at Pandora?

And the Venture Star as dropship in the atmosphere?

PS: sorry for writing here, but this part of the forum is the one I use the most

Sorry for the spoiler too... It's the part of the movie that I enjoyed the most.

Edited December 19, 2022 by Gargamel
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[Gargamel]

Moved to a more appropriate sub forum, the lounge.  
 

Spoilers have been added.   Please, add spoilers to anything discussing recently released movies, books, etc.   it’s the polite thing to do.  

[Nuke]

im one of those people who enjoy youtube videos about the isv venture star more than the movie actual. 

they should just make a movie on the ship.

Edited December 19, 2022 by Nuke

[Admiral Fluffy]

1 hour ago, Nuke said:

im one of those people who enjoy youtube videos about the isv venture star more than the movie actual. 

Don't know if you've seen this one. 

I haven't seen the movie, I just care about the cool looking human vehicles.

 

 

[Zozaf Kerman]

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Personally, it seemed a bit weird to have the venture stars as dropships in the atmosphere, and I also think that section wasn’t really well done. The stars would have been visible much sooner because of the time you have to decelerate going interstellar.

Thoughts 

[kerbiloid]

If they need to remove Eywa, why not just aim a Venture star at it, and jettison the sail.

[GoldForest]

On 12/21/2022 at 10:29 AM, Zozaf Kerman said:

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Personally, it seemed a bit weird to have the venture stars as dropships in the atmosphere, and I also think that section wasn’t really well done. The stars would have been visible much sooner because of the time you have to decelerate going interstellar.

Thoughts 

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Honestly, this was kind of stupid, imo. The engines are anti-matter, iirc, which would just destroy and irradiate everything in and around the landing zone. They're more likely to dig a tunnel to the core than to clear out the forest for a landing zone.  

 

Edited December 27, 2022 by GoldForest

[Zozaf Kerman]

10 hours ago, GoldForest said:

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Honestly, this was kind of stupid, imo. The engines are anti-matter, iirc, which would just destroy and irradiate everything in and around the landing zone. They're more likely to dig a tunnel to the core than to clear out the forest for a landing zone.  

 

Dats what I’m sayin!

[GoldForest]

20 hours ago, Zozaf Kerman said:

Dats what I’m sayin!

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On top of that, I don't think those engines have the TWR to pull off that landing. 

 

[Zozaf Kerman]

3 hours ago, GoldForest said:

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On top of that, I don't think those engines have the TWR to pull off that landing. 

 

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Especially not in the thick atmosphere… Another thing that really bugged me is how the humans just walked out into the burning jungle with no time to extinguish the flames.

 

[GoldForest]

1 hour ago, Zozaf Kerman said:

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Especially not in the thick atmosphere… Another thing that really bugged me is how the humans just walked out into the burning jungle with no time to extinguish the flames.

 

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Forget the flames, the whole area is glowing green! Those soldiers will start growing extra limbs soon.

 

[Zozaf Kerman]

9 minutes ago, GoldForest said:

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Forget the flames, the whole area is glowing green! Those soldiers will start growing extra limbs soon.

 

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