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Topic	Avatar vs. The Force Awakens: Which movie has aged worse?
Lopen 04/13/21 6:31:58 PM #30:	I guess I see Avatar being regarded as a notable movie in the future, even if "in the same league as citizen kane" is completely ridiculous the effects were revolutionary for the time and it left quite a footprint on pop culture for a while, so it'll still be something to watch in a historical sense. Also even if the plot isn't anything new, the setting is at least an original setting rather than part of dozens of movie franchise. TFA on the other hand will be more and more of a footnote the further we get away from Rise of Skywalker. The plot being hugely derivative of A New Hope will pretty much kill any lasting appeal that wasn't already extinguished by the director power struggles and disappointment. --- No problem! This is a cute and pop genocide of love! <cite>Lopen posted [p:952799268] in Avatar vs.... [t:79401312]...</cite> <quote>I guess I see Avatar being regarded as a notable movie in the future, even if "in the same league as citizen kane" is completely ridiculous the effects were revolutionary for the time and it left quite a footprint on pop culture for a while, so it'll still be something to watch in a historical sense. Also even if the plot isn't anything new, the setting is at least an original setting rather than part of dozens of movie franchise. TFA on the other hand will be more and more of a footnote the further we get away from Rise of Skywalker. The plot being hugely derivative of A New Hope will pretty much kill any lasting appeal that wasn't already extinguished by the director power struggles and disappointment. --- No problem! This is a cute and pop genocide of love!</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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