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Avatar Trailer


November 06, 2009

James Cameron’s first feature film in 12 years…


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Posted by TransAlchemy  on  11/09  at  07:53 AM

I read a report stating this movie is costing nearly 500 million dollars.

"Avatar" Has a $500 Million Budget, Can It Make a Profit?
http://www.worstpreviews.com/headline.php?id=15720&count=0



Posted by Abraham  on  11/09  at  01:55 PM

"Can It Make a Profit?"
Only if they can find a way to snag those who originally intended to see (Avatar) The Last Airbender instead.



Posted by Web Surfer  on  11/11  at  06:19 PM

I still do not get its conception totally. But special effects look even better that in Terminator Salvation.

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Posted by TransAlchemy  on  11/11  at  07:07 PM

well from this trailer it looks like an animated version of surrogates only with blue giant aliens.



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