I just left the cinema and I wish I could watch this movie again. The story may not be groundbreaking as it deals with the same themes as the first film, but in my opinion it did a great job of exploring them and the characters. Overall, it's a very moving story with great moments that will stay in my head for a while. But of course the best part of the movie is the world of Pandora. The jungle scenes were once again beautifully done, but the ocean scenes left me stunned. The new environment and creature designs are absolutely stunning, and each creature is beautifully animated and looks so realistic in the environment, as if they and the world really existed. The difference between the forest and the sea of the Na'vi is also very interesting and there are many details such as different swimming styles! The only thing that annoys me a bit is the way they speak very little na'vi, but I guess it's done so the audience doesn't read the subtitles and take their att...
Daft Punk, one of the most influential and popular groups to emerge in the past 30 years, have announced their retirement via a video titled "Epilogue" posted Monday morning. The duo's longtime publicist officially confirmed the split to Variety and declined to provide further details about their splitting. The eight-minute clip features the duo Thomas Bangalter and Guy-Manuel de Homem-Christo, who for many years have concealed their features behind a robot concept, walking around the desert, wearing their familiar space helmets and leather jackets. After a few moments, one of the members looks at the other, removes his jacket and reveals an energy pack on the back. The other touches a button on the pack. The first member walks away quickly and then explodes.
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