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Couldn't get tickets for the iMAX version but managed to catch the regular 3D one - technically superb and a visual treat but missing a soul. More than decent time pass though.
You wore 3d glasses? :hmmm:
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You didn't like Titanic Shwetabh ? That was one of the best love stories ever made and I absolutely detest that nonsense' date= barring the odd few every now and than, such as Devdas, The Reader, Slumdog Millionaire amongst others
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Great movie! Loved that the giant slender Navi towered over technologically superior Humans. Air sequences were pretty mesmerizing.

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a visually stunning movie even though the story is a bit naive and idealistic.
Basic Story - Atleast the premise (Spoilers ahead) - British discover a new continent and its people , the Indians Humans discover a new planet and its people, the Nabi British dig for gold in the new land Humans dig for unobtanium in the new land British soldier falls for the chief's daughter who is spoken for Human soldier falls for the chief's daughter who is spoken for After that both Pocahontas and Avatar take a bit different but predictable path. Maybe i should have seen the movie in 3d to know what all the fuss is about but tickets werent available, so i went to the normal show.
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I saw it in 3d yesterday. I liked it but viewing experience could have been better had I not been sitting in the front row, right hand corner near the Exit sign. Had to ask the babe sitting next to me what was happening on the left side of the screen. FML.

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You wore 3d glasses? :hmmm:
are they providing 3d glasses for the movie in all multiplexes all over the world including India.. I did not get time till now but want to experience proper 3D and am not sure if that would be provided by the multiplexes here in India
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are they providing 3d glasses for the movie in all multiplexes all over the world including India.. I did not get time till now but want to experience proper 3D and am not sure if that would be provided by the multiplexes here in India
Yes they provide in India, You have to give a refundable deposit of Rs.200. Just don't chew on the glasses...:--D
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are they providing 3d glasses for the movie in all multiplexes all over the world including India.. I did not get time till now but want to experience proper 3D and am not sure if that would be provided by the multiplexes here in India
Yes they are. Ensure that the movie has (3d) written next to it when you're buying/booking your ticket.
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