No movie spoilers.

It was a very good movie. 3D glasses. Looking how things ended, could be room for another movie.

I haven't seen it yet. I asked my son if he wanted to go see it while he was off school over the Christmas break but he just looked at me like I had 10 heads. Apparently going to the cinema with his mother isn't considered "cool" enough for him anymore

I got the see the first movie In IMAX 3D when it was re-released a few years ago, the 3d and visuals were great. We went to see part 2 the following year in imax 3d as well.

I want to see the new movie, but it doesn't catch my attention. I will try to go see it before it leaves the theaters. I hope its good

I will say 1 thing that is keeping me from seeing it is that imax 3d is like $22/25 a ticket 😅

It's the most beautiful looking movie that I've ever seen. Unfortunately there's absolutely nothing new and it even rips off the first two movies. I mean like directly rips specific sequences and shots off and recycles them. Not sure why Cameron did that. It's literally the first and second movie combined.

luv2tha99s said:

I haven't seen the movie yet so I don't know but is it really him "ripping off" the first two movies or is it a case of him deliberately referencing the first two movies similar to how he had a lot of callbacks to Terminator in Terminator 2? A lot of sequels tend to do this kind of thing. Cameron did it a lot in T2 but even other directors have done this in sequels. Ivan Reitman did it with Ghostbusters 2, Robert Zemeckis did it with Back To The Future 2 & 3, George Lucas did it with all the Star Wars sequels he directed. It's a pretty common thing for sequels to reference what came before, whether it be repeated dialogue, similar action sequences, identical shots or whatever.