13 years after its first installment, James Cameron’s Avatar saga is back in theaters with La Voie de l’Eau since December 14. As dazzling as its predecessor, this gem deserves to be seen in a Dolby Cinema room! Here’s why.
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In 2009, Avatar marked people’s minds with its visual qualities, considered revolutionary at the time. Rewarded by 3 Oscars on its release (Best visual effects, artistic direction and photography), James Cameron’s film had been one of the greatest successes of all time.
13 years later, the second part of a saga that will count 5 is finally revealed to excited fans. And the first echoes are unanimous: the experience is worth living, especially when the film is seen in the best conditions! For this, nothing better than a Dolby Cinema room, proof by 3.
To rediscover the magical and enigmatic universe of Pandora in the most beautiful way
Despite the years, the planet Pandora has not changed. The fauna and flora are more sublime and wild than ever. But the life of Jake Skully (Sam Worthington) has evolved a lot: from his union with Neytiri (Zoe Saldana) three children were born, whom the couple strives to raise in the Na’vi traditions, despite their hybridity. But when the humans return to their territory to try to capture Jake, the family must fight to protect what they hold most dear.
Whether in the epic force of its fight scenes or in the representation of its grandiose universe, Avatar: The Way of Water repeats the feat of being a real visual revolution. A challenge highlighted by Dolby Vision technology, which accentuates the brightness and color contrast.
Before even entering the room, the spectators take an immersive corridor which immerses them in the atmosphere of the film: the lighting adopts a blue hue which everyone will have the reference, while the ritual songs of the Na’vi people resound with power. .
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Once installed, when the lights go out, the show is complete. Each image, each shot dazzles and impresses. From Na’vi ceremonies to the long-awaited dip in the stunning turquoise waters of Pandora, the sharp, crisp image of HDR Dolby Vision technology ensures you won’t miss a single one of fifty shades of blue.
The 3D offered in all Dolby Cinema theaters is also worth a look: the sublime schools of sparkling fish, as much as the deadly arrows of Neytiri literally burst the screen to allow you an absolute immersion.
To fully immerse yourself in The Way of the Water
If the image quality is optimal, including in 3D, the immersive Dolby Atmos sound is not to be outdone and contributes just as much to submerge you in the beauty of the feature film. Thanks to the multiple loudspeakers arranged at the four corners of the room, the viewer feels surrounded by the soundscape of the film, transported to the heart of it, with the feeling of being part of it.
Underwater expeditions, muffled noises, Na’vi festivities, frenzied songs, bereaved embraces: no experience will seem foreign to you and you will feel like a full member of the Skully family.
To live the experience in total comfort
That the potential spectators are not frightened by the duration of The Way of the Water, which rises all the same to 3:13. Not only is the pace of the story fluid enough to drag you along, but, icing on the cake: the comfort of the Dolby Cinema rooms allows you to enjoy the film in the greatest comfort.
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Well settled in your padded seat, whose inclination is adjustable to guarantee you absolute comfort when sitting (or even lying down), you have access to an unobstructed view of the big screen without having to twist your neck, thanks to the scientist positioning of chairs. Something to relax and forget about the room around you. The thrilling spectacle of The Way of the Water is sure to keep you in suspense until the end credits!
Find Avatar: The Waterway in Dolby Cinemas:
– Pathé Alesia (Paris)
– Pathé Beaugrenelle (Paris)
– Pathé Aeroville (Roissy Charles de Gaulle)
– Gaumont Rennes
– Pathé Belle Épine (Thiais)
– Pathé Docks 76 (Rouen)
– Pathé Gare du Sud (Nice)
– Pathé La Joliette (Marseille)
– Pathé Massy
– Pathé Vaise (Lyon)
– Pathé Wilson (Toulouse)