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18Jan2010

The PGrundy Review: Avatar

The hype has been great for Avatar for quite some time now.  If you haven’t seen it, you should, even if you’re not a “sci-fi” fan.  Pamela Grundy tells us why on The PGrundy Review.  Here’s an excerpt…

James Cameron’s long-awaited self-proclaimed masterpiece was released in 3-D just before Christmas, a time when I was both broke and frantic to finish even the modest, scaled-back holiday planned for my family, so needless to say, I didn’t really have three hours to spare of $8.50 for icnreased cost of admission (for the 3-D glasses I guess, although they ask you to give them back as you exit). I went today because once again, I felt like the pressure of real life was getting to be a little bit insane (or I was) and I needed a break.

Nothing like three hours and a jumbo popcorn in a dark theater to take your mind off of yourself.

Movies are the only really legal drug I can still abuse in good conscience.

 

To read on, and to watch the trailer, click here to go to The PGrundy Review: Avatar

 

 

 

 

 

 

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