Avatar (2009): To See Or Not To See? We Got The Answer

Avatar (2009): To See Or Not To See? We Got The Answer

2022-09-28
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So, should you see the remastered Avatar (2009)? This is definitely a dilemma. We’ve seen it and loved it very much. However, Read our advice before spending on pricey 3D IMAX tickets.

The remastered Avatar
The remastered Avatar

The HFR (48 FPS) scenes are barely noticeable. The film looks very impressive even compared to 2022 Blockbusters.

The remastered Avatar (2009)

We’ve written on that before. The old Avatar from 2009 has been remastered to meet the demands of modern IMAX 3D projectors. Armed with HDR, 4K, and HFR, the remastered Avatar should grant the ultimate experience for moviegoers. However, before spending that much on an expensive IMAX 3D ticket, explore our chart to decide this crucial decision: To see or not to see? The flowchart below can help you make the right decision — Important note: DO NOT take this too seriously 🙂

Avatar (2009): To see, or not to see?
Avatar (2009): To see, or not to see?

Personal opinion

Obviously, as a dedicated moviegoer and cinephile, I’ve seen Avatar 1 with my wife back in 2009. Our kids were too young for this movie. Now, when our kids are 15 and 11 years old, I took them to see the remastered version. First, it needs to be mentioned: The HFR (48 FPS) scenes are barely noticeable. The film looks very impressive even compared to 2022 Blockbusters. I’ve been told by my kids that those were the most enjoyable 3 hours they had, especially in cinema. And now we are all ready to watch Avatar 2, with full anticipation. So yes, it was definitely worth it, especially on IMAX 3D. So there you go. These are our two cents. Enjoy the movie 🙂 

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2 Comments

  1. Sir, I find it highly offensive that there’s a swastika in your flowchart!!!!

    NOT FUNNY!!!!

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