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Avatar is on TV this Christmas.
When I watched it, I was amazed that with the incredible amount of work that had gone into the visual effects, someone had forgotten that a film also needs a decent script. It has one of the crassest and hackneyed storylines you could ever imagine. Straight out of a bad Mills and Boon novel. Shame. The visual effects deserved better. |
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