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another hater. So I have to be a fanboy to say that it's fact the director would be pushing his visual effects to the limit, as he has done with all of his films before? So just the very knowledge of said fact would automatically make me a fanboy? wow. I don't think I said I 'believe' the visual effects are great, I think I said that they are the best you can get today, that is not my ...

What is your Gamertag and what is the story behind it? Static came from the fact that I've been shocked by multiple appliances. Jak is from a few things like my love for the Jak & Daxter series. Would you like to link a photo of yourself? Sure. The weird tilted stance is from carrying a bed down some stairs 2 yesterday. I slipped. Not the most pleasant experience...

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"Its the first EPIC 3D Live Action Movie that actually 60% of the movie is CGI." There have been movies that are 100 percent CGI. And movies that are 100 percent live action...and also a mixture of both...how does a 60% figure make it revollutionary? "The fact that its the first Live action movie to create an ENTIRE WORLD with BARLEY ANY SETS, OR SCENE EXTENSIONS, OR ANYTHING LIKE MOST ...

some news. Something interesting, I cant tell you what to write but when I write an article about AVATAR I try to have a point and not write an article for the sake of writing. Mabee others will find your writing interesting. A point apears in my mind, I start wring it in a forum and then I realise i am writing an article. The following is on http://avatarmoviezone.com as an editorial and my ...

Inorganic surfaces - Metal, wood, the Prawn's crustatian like shells, all look very believeable. Obviously organic flesh/skin is much harder to mimic with computer graphics. Here's a simplistic example of the complexities of a skin shader : http://tinyurl.com/yex98kx. While the Navi's skin does look a bit fake and cartoony, and I would argue that Gollum's skin looks more realistic, the other...