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Avatar: The Way of Water English Movie

Feature Film | 2022 | Epic, Sci-Fi
Critics:
3.5
Critics
 
Where To Watch:
Streaming:
   Amazon Prime (Rent)

Review by: Marriska Fernandes - Exclaim!
Avatar: The Way of Water is nothing short of a cinematic marvel, outweighing its predecessor on many fronts.
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Review by: Wesley Lovell - Cinema Sight
If you’re already a fan of the first Avatar, you will welcome a return to the realm of Pandora. Those who were lukewarm or hostile to the original won’t find anything new enough to merit consideration.
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Review by: Devesh Sharma - Filmfare
Watch the film for its wonderfully crafted images that make you feel like you’re actually on an alien planet. The film’s message of loving your family and facing upheavals together as one will resonate with the Indian audience for sure.
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Review by: Andrew Murray - The Upcoming
Gorgeous imagery aside, The Way of Water feels less like a sequel than it does a refamiliarisation of the world and ideas of the 2009 blockbuster. There are simply too many ideas with not enough focus to justify its gigantic runtime.
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Review by: Bob Chipman - Moviebob Central
You can't deny: Experience matters.
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Review by: Corey Chichizola - CinemaBlend
[M]oviegoers have waited 12 years for Cameron’s sequel to finally arrive. Luckily its time has come, and Avatar: The Way of Water does not disappoint.
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Review by: Cameron Meier - MeierMovies.com
It’s about what you would expect from writer-director James Cameron, a.k.a. Cecil B. DeMotionCapture. Like DeMille’s later films (not his early, edgier fare) and the original "Avatar," the sequel is big, spectacular and dumb.
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Review by: Matthew Pejkovic - Matt's Movie Reviews
Pretty to look at but shallow deep.
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Review by: Ross Anthony - Hollywood Report Card
Why not strip it down to the sincere basics? Get the family out of the forest faster, and for a more respectable reason. In fact, the subplot of the forest family living among the water people is way better than the main plot. Gorgeous though.
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Review by: Scott Campbell - We Got This Covered
Second time around, it feels as though Cameron was way too happy to simply rehash a number of story points ripped straight from the first Avatar, with minor cosmetic changes slapping on a fresh coat of paint that quickly turns stagnant
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