The Comic Book Nation Team reviews Avatar: Water Road, once again immersed in DC Studios drama, as Henry Cavill is officially cast as Superman, and James Gunn is directing the next Superman Movie. We also detail new trailers for Barbie movie f spider-Man: Through the spider-versegiving early reviews of the Christmas releases Babylon (2022) And the The Witcher: Origin of Blood!
In his five-star review for Avatar 2ComicBook.com critic Liam Crowley says the following:
Film is an ever-evolving medium that, for better or worse, demands from its audience a “what you’ve done for me lately” starvation. In the 13 years between the Avatar films, fans have received the rebirth of Star Wars, the meteoric rise of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, and an all-out box office boom that has made multi-billion dollar pictures a regular occurrence. With an abundance of theatrical releases over the past decade, the magic of Avatar (2009) has been somewhat ignored. If there was any doubt, James Cameron reminds the audience exactly what he can do. Words Don’t Do Avatar: Water Justice Way. While this film has all the makings of a once-in-a-lifetime theatrical experience, audiences should relish the fact that there’s more to come.
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