Avatar: The Way Of Water Collector's Edition 4K Ultra HD [Blu-ray] [Region Free]

I loved the film. I loved watching this family work through its challenges and that line, 'This Family is our Fortress' meant a lot to me personally. The run time did not seem as long as it was, in my opinion. I was blown away by the imagination that has gone into this film, the action and the stunning effects- It all looks so real. I remember back in the day, waiting to see a film you had loved at the cinema, to see the effects look.. not so great. how things have changed..I also have a little wish that this film may touch the next generation and help them to care more about our planet than we have.

Very enjoyable. In my opinion not as good as the 1st avatar but I think that's because the 1st one was something that was truly magical with the special effects and make-up. This is just as good with make-up and special effects but I just wasn't as struck by it as I was the 1st time, that said it is definitely worth watching.

Loved the first movie and the second doesn't disappoint.

A great movie, and even better collection. with tons of extras and different verisons of the movie, its a must have if your a fan of Avatat. I only wish that it had a steelbook in it

Great 3d, but disappointed was not in 2.40 aspect ratio as at the cinema

This dvd was in excellent condition and relatively inexpensive.This was dispatched quite quickly and was securely packaged.I would recommend it.

Great price for a great dvd arrived on time very happy

Like the first film, the world of Pandora is beautifully crafted and awe inspiring presented in 3D. I saw this in the cinema with variable refresh rate and in my opinion ramping up the frame rate during fast moving scenes makes 3D more comfortable.Unfortunately the existing bluray 3D format is still capped at 1080P 24fps, but 3D on a good home cinema set up (a 100” projector and 7.1 surround sound system in my case) is in my opinion the best format to really get immersed in this film. The visuals are at their best in the slower more relaxed scenes and can be a bit jarring during fast motions. If 3D ever makes a comeback in future TV’s, I can only hope it makes use of variable refresh rates making higher speed moments more comfortable to watch.I’ve seen other reviewers questioning the need for the film to be on 2 discs in its 3D form compared to its predecessor and there are several reasons for this. First, 3D films require a lot more space as they’re store the entire film for the left eye and the entire film again for the right eye. This film is much longer than the original film and where that only had a couple of soundtrack options, this has many more and offering 7.1 audio (avatar was 5.1) and includes a version of the entire soundtrack with no swearing. (Because shooting and killing creatures is fine, but a few naughty words are the worst apparently).As with Titanic 3D, it’s clear that while they could have compressed the video file size to fit on a single disc they opted to not compromise on the bitrate of the video and present as much detail as possible, hence an extremely large file size and the need to split it across 2x 50gb blurays. For the record, 4KUHD discs can store 100gb on a single disc but those discs aren’t compatible with regular 1080P/3D bluray players so the film has to be on HD Blu-ray Discs not UHD blurays.It’s a long film so having a brief intermission to swap discs half way is likely a welcome respite for some viewers bladders.As for the film, it’s a matter for personal tastes. As with the first film I find the characters and story remarkably one dimensional compared the stunning world building they’ve achieved, but therein lies my reason for adding these films to my collection and returning to them from time to time. They’re a rich and increasingly diverse world to escape to for a few hours, and in terms of visuals and soundscape, they’re my go-to showpieces for home cinema.There’s also a 2D disc (the whole film is on the single disc) and a bonus disc with some excellent mini documentaries on the making of the film, which I’m currently watching and is giving me a deeper love for the world crafting and final result Cameron and the filmmakers achieved. Still waiting on that Abyss Blu-Ray James!!