Avatar has reached its final lap in the race before release on December 18th, and after years of secrets, rumors and leaked images of set fragments and blurred faces, the promotional machine kicks into high gear and releasing full theatrical trailer and behind the scenes featurette, with interviews, new footage and just general introduction of the story. From now on, we will hear a lot about the film, major magazines will print big stories about it, the actors will appear on the covers and talk shows, saying how great the movie is and what a breakthrough technology was used to film it. Oh well, there is nothing new under the sun. 30 October 2009
The man and the vision
Avatar has reached its final lap in the race before release on December 18th, and after years of secrets, rumors and leaked images of set fragments and blurred faces, the promotional machine kicks into high gear and releasing full theatrical trailer and behind the scenes featurette, with interviews, new footage and just general introduction of the story. From now on, we will hear a lot about the film, major magazines will print big stories about it, the actors will appear on the covers and talk shows, saying how great the movie is and what a breakthrough technology was used to film it. Oh well, there is nothing new under the sun. 
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I don't know why I am not excited at the video despite the huge crazy production. But it's worthwhile to give it a try as the special effects are fascinating.
ReplyDeleteI don't think it deserves much excitement either. It looks very attractive in 3D and worth the money to watch it in theater, but I don't see any historic value in this movie.
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