•  Too many scenes, especially the action set pieces, go on and on and on until they make you feel numb.  It’s essentially an assault on your senses. Also, the high film rate (HFR) technology that it uses feels distracting, unnatural and awkward more often than not.
• The use of 3-D is pretty good, though, especially during the underwater scenes, but not as amazing as the 3-D in the first Avatar. At a running time of 3 hours and 12 minutes, Avatar: The Way of Water is visually dazzling and action-packed, but overproduced, exhausting and vapid.

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