
Se tem um filme que eu esperava a um certo tempo, com uma certa ansiedade era "
Avatar" (2009). Todo mundo falando da tecnologia, que o 3D ia ser extraordinario, etc, etc e cade a historia? Alguem sabia sobre o que o filme seria? Eu confesso que confio no James Cameron quase que cegamente. Adoro "Exterminador do Futuro" (1984), "Alien" (1986) e, claro, "Titanic" (1997), - sim eu amo, #prontofalei. Entao o proximo filme dele, com dez anos de janela entre o ultimo bem aguardado. Quanto mais a estreia aproximava, mais detalhes voce comecava a ter: que ele levou dez anos pra fazer o filme, custou US$ 500 milhoes de dolares (com publicidade incluida, so o filme foram uns US$ 300 milhoes e pouco), mais caro da historia, desenvolveu tecnologia, contratou uma linguista para criar um idioma, toda a grandiosidade que voce espera de um diretor megalomaniaco. Mas eu ainda nao sabia a historia. Tava indo so pelo deslumbramento. Nao tinha nem ideia quem tava no elenco direito. Quando estreiou, todos as sessoes no IMAX esgotadas! Tive que esperar umas duas semanas e obtive vitoria na Florida. Descobri que o filme tem historia sim. E por mais piegas, cliche, classica e parecida com Pocahontas que ela seja, me conquistou. Gostei mesmo. Os efeitos entao nao preciso nem falar; absurda a apuracao da tecnica que ele conseguiu do 3D, a fotografia e maravilhosa, os efeitos espetaculares. So achei um pouco longo. Ele podia ter feito dois filmes com a historia do primeiro, inventado um terceiro e criado o novo "Guerra nas Estrelas" (1977). Mas isso nao vai impedir ele de fazer a trilogia mesmo assim e as conversas para um segundo ja comecaram. E tem fa pra isso, porque ja bateu o recorde de bilheteria de "Titanic" (1997). Ganhou Globo de Ouro e esta indicado para 9 Oscars! Sai do cinema pensando "nunca duvide de James Cameron; se ele fala que vai fazer um filme espetacular, ele faz!"
If there is a movie I was waiting for a certain time, with some anxiety, it was "
Avatar" (2009). Everybody talking about the technology, that the 3D would be extraordinary, etc, etc and where was the story? Did anyone knew what the movie would be about? I confess that I trust James Cameron almost blindly. I love "Terminator" (1984), "Alien" (1986), and "Titanic" (1997), - yes, I love it #thereisaidit. So when his next movie, with a ten years window between his last, was very much antecipated. When the release was near, more details began to surface: that it took him ten years to make the filme, that it cost US$ 500 million (with advertsing included, just the movie was a little more than US$ 300 million), the most expensive of all times, he developed technology, hired a linguist to creat a language, all the grandiosity that you expect of a megalomaniac director. But I still didn't know the story. I was going to see it purely by the visual catharsis. I had no idea who was in the cast. When it opened, all the IMAX sessions were sold out! I had to wait a couple weeks and achieved victory in Florida. I found that the movie has a story indeed. And as much corny, cliche, classic and similar to Pocahontas as it may be it won me over. I really liked it. The effects I don't even need to mention; the 3D is absurd, the photography and the special effects are amazing. i just found it a little long. He could have made two movies with the sotry of the first one, invented a third and created the new "Star Wars" (1977). But that won't stop him making the trilogy because the talks about a sequel have begun. And it has fans to supported, because it already broke the selling record "Titanic" (1997) held. It won the Golden Globes and is nominated for nine Oscars! I came out of the movie thater thinking "never doubt James Cameron; if he says he'll make a spectacular movie, he will!"