how's that for original plot

[lefenzy]

Avatar's plot was basic and predictable, but The Departed, which was a remake of Infernal Affairs, won best picture a few years ago. it was a good plot but not original in any way; you can watch both The Departed and Infernal Affiars and see the exact same story. Of course I'm not saying avatar is a better movie than the Hurt Locker, as I haven't seen the latter. I'm more interested in character development in movies, another area where Avatar was average. I just wanted to point it out.

 

[Cheeseplug]

How's that for timeliness?

 

[SlitheryDee]

What?

 

[Newbian]

I thought Avatar was a reference to being a traitor and attacking your own allies...

 

[nonameo]

but... but... 3D~!~!~!!!!!one!!11

 

[villageidiot111]

Avatar's plot was basic and predictable, but Schindler's List, which was an adaptation of a novel, won best picture a few years ago. it was a good plot but not original in any way; you can watch both Schindler's List and read Schindler's list and see the exact same story. Of course I'm not saying avatar is a better movie than the Hurt Locker, as I haven't seen the latter. I'm more interested in character development in movies, another area where Avatar was average. I just wanted to point it out.

 

[sdifox]

Avatar's plot was basic and predictable, but The Departed, which was a remake of Infernal Affairs, won best picture a few years ago. it was a good plot but not original in any way; you can watch both The Departed and Infernal Affiars and see the exact same story. Of course I'm not saying avatar is a better movie than the Hurt Locker, as I haven't seen the latter. I'm more interested in character development in movies, another area where Avatar was average. I just wanted to point it out.

Did you think this is where the academy voting members hang out?