Avatar: The Way of Water

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New Zealand - Pandora's Home (HD; 4:24) offers some scenery only slightly less lustrous than Pandora's, though the focus Becoming Na'vi (HD; 10:51) looks at some of the training and/or mentoring done to establish "tribal" identities. sequence that features some of the most prevalent mixing of CGI and actual real life human elements, and there are probably some unavoidably

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Marketing Materials and Music Video • Nothing is Lost (You Give Me Strength) Music Video (HD; 4:42) Inside Pandora's Box offers a compendium of often quite detailed featurettes: • Building the World of Pandora (HD; 9:33) looks at the rendering processes. computer generated imagery was overtly discussed on the program. The first of these which I still personally can recall was a very brief too much detail, Spider probably unsurprisingly has a tether to a character from the first film, as does Kiri (Sigourney Weaver), the adopted the on screen visions, but that happened recurrently throughout the film. The story itself is, to quote a certain lyric from that aforementioned Disneynecessarily in the cooler blue tones that inform so much of the palette. For example, the much warmer "prayer bead" bookending sequences featuring is drenched (sorry again) in absolutely gorgeous blue, green and (unsurprisingly, given those two choices) teal tones that are noticeably more nuanced came out in 2009, which can give a bit of a timeframe overview in terms of the development and advancement of CGI technologies. Now, the air on their quasi-dragons, and rather amazingly in the 4K version you can actually make out surprising amounts of detail on some of these The Challenges of Pandora's Waters (HD; 11:42) centers on the challenges all the water sequences presented to the production.

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surprised to see this disc didn't offer Dolby Vision, HDR also adds significant and I'd say more highly observable than usual highlights in the palette that extravaganza, "a tale as old as time", and it arguably could have been edited pretty significantly without any major issues. But, as for the video and issues as he aged, it was Siskel who expired over a decade before even the first Avatar was released, but it's not hard to imagine these two often kind of snarky (at least with each other) reviewers in this version, again from an already stellar 1080 presentation. One of the really interesting examples in the subtle but discernable differences in

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The Sounds of Pandora (HD; 13:32) offers an overview of the score and starts with a sweet remembrance of the late, great James Avatar: The Way of Water is presented in 4K UHD courtesy of Disney / Buena Vista and 20th Century Studios with an HEVC / H.265 encoded Pandora's Next Generation (HD; 10:47) does similar introductory service for some of the newer folks. highlights may be the more pronounced variations between the colors of the Na'vi and the Metakinya, but there are a host of other examples, not artificial looking moments, which is kind of ironic given how photorealistic so much of the actual animation is, despite the whimsical, phantasmagorical

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levels in the 1080 version in my estimation, and that improvement includes both the CGI and practical elements in any given frame. For just one Neytiri offer some interesting new hues in the red, purple and orange territory. Toward the two hour mark, there's a long quasi-whale hunting astounding, and there's virtually no frame in this enterprise which isn't stuffed with often incredible visual information. Some of the supplements over ten years after the first Avatar (something that seems positively mindboggling), there are copious examples of just how far

Water are probably prime examples of this "technique" (strategy?). But also providing subtext here is an almost neo western quality wherein things have come in Avatar: The Way of Water, though some curmudgeons may wish that James Cameron and his team had been able to Worthington) in his "new, improved" form having taken up domestic life with Neytiri (Zoe Saldana), with the result being a gaggle of occasionally