“Avatar 2: the way of the water” was released in theaters yesterday. Center Presse went to take the pulse with the spectators of the CGR of Rodez.
This is the event of this end of the year! In Rodez, moviegoers rushed to the CGR to attend the release ofAvatar 2: The Way of the Water. Something to delight Yann Marie, the cinema director, for whom the release of the second part of Avatar “ is the best start in a long time, since the return to a normal post-Covid situation. “ His expectations are clear: “ I want everyone to be happy, that people go out with a smile, the goal of cinema is pleasure, that is our greatest expectation “.
Enzo Puechtagged as Avatar 1, was in the queue yesterday followingnoon. “I expect an extension of the first story, a technological performance, a new point of view on the themes addressed in the first part: humanity, ecology, which are even more topical today”.
As for the first Avatar thirteen years ago, Avatar 2 is available in 3D. For Sarah Cerlesfollower of the design ofAvatar 1, “3D improves viewing quality and increases sensations”. Louis Brugiermeanwhile, confides that “3D allows you to go deeper into the story, it’s more immersive”. Others, like Augustin and Noah, find that “3D ruins the film”. Opinions are therefore divided. The concern of some including Tibo Gombert who benefits from the Culture Pass, is that “the graphics are beautiful but the story is sloppy”.
Among the first spectators ofAvatar 2 in Rodez, 22 young people aged 13 to 18 with mild intellectual disabilities from the IME of Saint-Laurent-d’Olt took part. Cecile and Agnesspecialized educators, think that “it was important to young people to come and see this film, it allows them to have access to cinematographic culture”. Clara and Lolayoung people from the center, have, they, “can’t wait to see the movie”. Yesterday, 358 spectators made the trip to three of the six scheduled sessions.
