The ‘Avatar: Way of Water’ picks up the story of the Sully family more than a decade after the events of the first film.
Colonel Miles Quaritch (Stephen Lang) in his new avatar leads a squad of soldiers who are hell bent on eliminating Jack Sully (Sam Worthington).
Jake takes his family (Neytiri, and their kids) and flees from Pandora to the remote islands led by Ronal (Kate Winslet) and Tonowari (Cliff Curtis).
However, Quaritch still manages to track them down. How will Sully protect his family from the army of Colonel Quartich, who possesses hi-tech weapons?
Sam Worthington is excellent as always in the role of Jake Sully, the spotlight is on the young actors who play Jake Sully’s sons and daughters. In particular, the actors who play Lo’ak and Neteyam are the show-stoppers.
As Neytiri, Zoe Saldana is as fierce as ever. She gives an outstanding performance, and she’s matched by Sam Worthington. With the world of Pandora already established in Avatar.
Director James Cameron places greater emphasis on the story’s human elements and family emotions. It has worked out well along with the visual marvel.
Cameron takes us on a ride to a magical underwater world and shows us something truly spectacular. The technical aspects of the movie are worth every penny. The movie and the dialogues have been dubbed well in Tamil keeping the essence of the original dialogues.
