Avatar: The Way of Water 3D [Blu-ray] [Region Free]

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With solid audio and all of the bonus features of the 2-D sets, if you’re rocking a 3-D capable TV or projector, there’s no debate, this is an essential addition for the collection. Similarly, some serious thought has gone into how the Na’vi fight, adding visceral thrills to the multiple battle sequences.

Set more than a decade after the events of the first film, this breathtaking new movie launches the story of the Sully family and introduces audiences to the majestic ocean Tulkun. Avatar: The Way of Water will be available on 4K Ultra HD Combo (4K + Blu-ray + Digital Code), Blu-ray 3D Combo (Blu-ray 3D + Blu-ray + Digital Code), Blu-ray Combo (Blu-ray + Digital Code), and DVD. As a result, the film takes a good hour and a half to really get going, but it kicks into gear around the halfway mark, round about the point where Lo’ak is bonding with the whale-like creature, and the pacing significantly improves from then onwards.review how that film may have outstayed its running time welcome, though I personally found it a rather brisk viewing experience.

Unfortunately, it appears that HP has left the market – the company never really understood what the HP Reverb is – as well as Microsoft, that has dropped any development in its Mixed Reality platform that supported the HP Reverb, so users must look elsewhere. I say either do 3-D or don’t do 3-D, but don’t try to slap it on afterward to get the up-charge on the ticket. But still: over a billion dollars of Avatar: The Way Of Water’s box office business was for 3D tickets, it turns out. For example, the airborne spear-chucking moments are extremely satisfying and will have you speculating on why the sky people didn’t install better shatter-proof windscreens.

The Na'vi and the oceans of Pandora all look photorealistic, and are seamlessly integrated with real people and physical sets.

As with Titanic 3D, it’s clear that while they could have compressed the video file size to fit on a single disc they opted to not compromise on the bitrate of the video and present as much detail as possible, hence an extremely large file size and the need to split it across 2x 50gb blurays. With frame interpolation on, the text is instantly crisp and readable because of the extra frames - the train now whooshes by smooth as butter, and those extra frames make the text easily readable and appearing much more crisp. While we wait for the news about the Somnium VR1, you don’t need to wait if you want a good VR headset to watch Avatar: The Way of the Water.Once again, Cameron frequently shoots scenes so that the audience is peering through something at the action, highlighting the 3D effects. Language(s): Blu-ray 3D: English, Blu-ray 3D: French-Canadian, Spanish-Latin American, Blu-ray: English, Blu-ray: Spanish-Latin American|Hard of Hearing Subtitles: Englis, Spanish-Latin American; Blu-ray: Spanish-Latin American|Interacti, Dolby Digital 5. Pongo unas capturas directas de los Blu-rays 3D / 4K (sin el metadata y con el metadata del HDR) cogidas del ordenador, y también pongo una foto comparativa tomada a una tele 3D con las gafas puestas delante para el Blu-ray 3D con una de una tele Oled para el Blu-ray 4K. Although this is, at its core a story about the distribution of a film, it really goes well beyond that aspect, as it reflects both production and post-production decisions. Hopefully a sign of things to come, Disney/20th Century delivers Avatar: The Way of Water to Blu-ray 3-D.

The Way of Water also gets a separate 3D BD release, and since it was conceived for the third dimension the results are unsurprisingly excellent. The jungles of Pandora are a riot of primaries, with the night-time bioluminescence getting an added kick from the increased dynamic range. extravaganza, "a tale as old as time", and it arguably could have been edited pretty significantly without any major issues.

I’ve used the Pico 4 VR headset with the Virtual Desktop software to watch the clips available on YouTube – which is a good place to watch 3D in VR – and I can not resist seeing the whole movie in 3D in the comfort of my home. As with the original film, the special effects in Avatar: The Way of Water are undeniably impressive, from the motion capture work to the stunning world-building and 3D environments.