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  • Avatar: Special Edition 3D
  • Opened August 27, 2010 | Runtime:2 hr. 51 min.
  • PG-13
    Sensuality, Language, Intense Epic Battle Sequences, Some Smoking and Warfare
  • Information for parents: Common Sense Media says OK for kids 13+. Read More
  • AVATAR is re-releasing and hitting theaters for a limited time in 3D and 3D IMAX with new scenes and additional footage.

    On a lush planet called Pandora live the Na'vi, beings who appear primitive but actually are highly evolved. Because Pandora's Read More
  • Cast: Sam Worthington, Zoe Saldana, Sigourney Weaver
  • Director: James Cameron
  • Genres: Action/Adventure, Sci-Fi/Fantasy

Avatar: Special Edition 3D Recent Fan Reviews

  • Must Go!

    AVATAR

    AMAZING, REALLY ENJOYED CAMERON DID A GREAT JOB, THE ACTING WAS
    GREAT. I BELIEVE EVERYONE WOULD ENJOY FOR ALL AGES.

  • Must Go!

    AWSOME !!!

    by FantomG

    I just saw it yet again..extra footage is awsome...the hunting scene is amazing !! I will have to see yet again..

  • Must Go!

    Should have won Oscar for best film instead of the Hurt Locker

    by Boromir

    This new release with new scenes from the original release is great. The image crispness and 3D effects seem better. Not sure what to make of new scene near end between Jake Sully and Tsu'tey (won't spoil it for you). Have seen Avatar four times now and plan to see it again while it is still in theaters, it really needs a big theater screen. One criticism I have of the movie is that whereas in the past a lot of environmental damage was done by imperialist countries, today the vast majority of damage is being done by the local inhabitants of tropical rainforests - not the United States at all. The United States is wrongly made out as the villain that destroys tribal cultures and wrecks the environment in mining operations in today's world. The mining company should have been multinational that had some local tribal support that went up against a segment of the tribal people who wanted to save their culture and natural world.

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