“A visual masterpiece and better than the first.” The first opinions of ‘Avatar 2’ remind us to never bet against James Cameron

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There are only a few days left for the expected premiere of ‘Avatar: The Sense of Water’ but a privileged few have already been able to see the new film of James Cameron. In addition, Disney has already lifted the embargo and the first opinions about her have appeared on social networks.

As usual in these cases, the first evaluations of ‘Avatar: The Sense of Water’ they are very good, to the point of qualifying it as a visual masterpiece and there are many who claim that it is better than the first installment. It also coincides in noting that it is never a good idea to bet against Cameron.

Below you will find a compilation of twitter messages sharing their impressions on the long-awaited sequel. To make it easier for you to understand, I have also included a translation whenever necessary. Without more to add, I leave you with them:

I’m happy to say that ‘Avatar: The Shape of Water’ is phenomenal. Bigger, better, and more emotional than “Avatar,” the film is visually stunning, visceral, and incredibly absorbing. The history, the spectacle, the spirituality, the beauty… it is cinema and narrative in its purest form.

James Cameron shows filmmakers how it’s done again. I’ve said it a thousand times. Never doubt him. Avatar: The Shape of Water” is an epic blockbuster. Emotional, visceral, and as big as cinema can get.

Unsurprisingly, ‘Avatar: The Sense of Water’ is a visual masterpiece with rich use of 3D and stunning views. However, James Cameron manages to deliver an extraordinary final act packed with emotion and fast-paced action.

Never bet against James Cameron. His ‘Avatar: The Sense of Water’ surpasses the original on every level. The visual effects are amazing, but the connection to the characters and the story is much more emotional. In the final hour, Cameron flexes his muscles and reminds blockbuster directors how it’s done.


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‘Avatar: The Sense of Water’ is incredible. I had faith that James Cameron would raise the bar with the effects, but these visual effects are amazing. One impressive frame after another. But what I liked the most is that technical prowess is always in the service of character and world building.

Yes, never bet against James Cameron. I try to spare myself the hyperbole, but I’ve never seen anything like it from a technical and visual point of view. It’s overwhelming. Maybe too overwhelming. Sometimes I miss plot points because I’m looking at a fish from Pandora.

As an Avatar fan, I had high hopes for ‘Avatar: The Sense of Water’, and the truth is that it more than delivers. It’s a little long, but it’s worth it for the gorgeous visuals and wonderful new characters. A total emotion.

I liked it, but I didn’t love it. The good thing is that the 3D is good again (hooray!) and the action is incredible (especially in the last act). But a lot of the storylines seem to have to stop and start, and the high frame rate felt like a hit and miss to me.

‘Avatar: The Sense of Water’ is an endless visual spectacle. It has a better and more complex story than the first, with solid emotions, but the characters could use some more growth. It is certainly long and is based on incredible techniques and visual effects that are the best of 3D.

I’ve already seen ‘Avatar: The Sense of Water’ – if you think you’ve seen Avatar, think again. The only thing it repeats from the original film is that ‘I’ve never experienced anything like it’ awe. Better than the 1st? Easily. The 3D water world and creatures are so surreal that they are downright moving. There is a great tribute to Titanic.


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Imagine being dumb enough to bet against James Cameron, Sigourney Weaver as an alien teenager, or giant whales subtitled on papyrus. Light years better than the first and easily one of the best theatrical experiences in years. streaming found dead in a ditch.

I’ve seen ‘Avatar: The Sense of Water’ twice and am overwhelmed by both its technical mastery and its unexpectedly intimate emotional scope. Yes, the world is expanded and sequels are announced, but the characters are the most important. Cameron is in top form, especially in the last act. I’m glad to have you back.



“A visual masterpiece and better than the first.” The first opinions of ‘Avatar 2’ remind us to never bet against James Cameron

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