The much-anticipated "Avatar: Water Path" ("Avatar2") is finally released. Although the overall environment has not fully recovered, "Avatar: Water Path" has achieved a box office of approximately 300 million yuan two days after its release, which is not easy.
However, compared with the relatively good performance at the box office, the reputation of "Avatar: Water Path" did not rise all the way, but there was an obvious polarization. Many netizens even believe that this movie is not so much a science fiction movie, but more like a scenery film that uses science fiction as a shell to bring everyone a beautiful visual representation of extraterrestrials.
In addition, although the overall story of "Avatar: The Way of Water" is very complete and the production is solid and delicate, there are indeed some embarrassing flaws.
In today's article, let's take a look at the things that make people complain about "Avatar: The Way of Water".
1 Disguised as Avatars, Miles set out to escape
In the setting of "Avatar: The Way of Water", Miles, who was reincarnated as an Avatar, was required by the superiors to fully integrate into the Avatar community, learn their language, and adapt to their lives.
In this context, Cameron spent a lot of plot time explaining Miles's learning of the Avatar language and Avatar's living habits, and even let them capture the Banxi beast.
I originally thought that this would be an undercover battle between spies and counter-espionages, but after watching it, the word "what?" may pop up on the foreheads of all viewers.
That's right! It cannot be said that the setting of Miles reincarnating into Avatar has little to do with the plot and characters, it simply has nothing to do with it, and it is completely inexplicable.
2 Captured important hostages three times, only to be blown up
Colonel Miles, who was reincarnated as Avatar, captured important captives three times in the movie. But what is annoying is that he did not do any harm to these prisoners. The words he used to threaten the protagonist group only caused him to be hit hard again and again.
Throughout the film, the protagonist group grasped the setting that the villain headed by Miles would not do any harm to the hostages, and took advantage of the opportunity of the important hostages being captured to finally destroy the Miles group.
This makes people have to wonder, Miles, what do you want to do? It is said that villains die from talking too much. You obviously die not from talking too much, but from being mentally retarded.
3 Miles was taken hostage in reverse, who is the bad guy?
At the end of the plot, Miles and Nadily each captured a hostage. Miles is holding Qili (if I remember the name correctly) who was raised by Jack and Natili, and Natili is holding a spider that was also raised by them.
Logically speaking, these two people should be the protection objects of the protagonist group. But what's jaw-dropping is that Natiri is able to coerce Miles into giving in by harming the spider. Her basis is that Spider is the son of Miles before his memory was implanted in Avatar.
But if Miles is really a bad person, then we can hurt each other!
Why Natili dared to do this is probably because Qili is the daughter of the scientist in the first part, not her biological daughter. Therefore, even though they have raised two children, a boy and a girl, for almost 10 years, they have no affection at all.
In terms of bad guys, who is the bad guy?
4 In addition to casualties, the villains are also casualties
If in the first film, the villains also caused harm to Pandora and the Avatars, in this work, this damage has been almost completely weakened by the director.
After explaining the burning of the forest and mining in the early stage, the worst thing the villains can do is probably to hunt whales.
The villain group headed by Miles has been trying to capture Jack alive from beginning to end, but they have never done anything to really hurt Jack's family, which is surprising.
In the final naval battle, the Ocean Navi launched a charge. Apart from being beaten violently, the villains did not produce any output.
Combined with what Natili did when facing the hostages, it is no wonder that many viewers said that this is not a science fiction movie.
I'm afraid most viewers didn't expect that Cameron would make the villain so anti-intellectual!
Okay, these are the four very obvious shortcomings of "Avatar: The Way of Water" compiled by the editor for everyone. If you have anything to complain about, you can leave a message in the comment area.
That’s all for today. Over.
