What are your opinions on the Avatar trailer or preview if you saw it?

Hey guys, since nobody else on GameSpot has posted an thread about the film Avatar I figured I would post one.

And by the way, this is NOT the Avatar director by M. Night and based on that kids show. This is the Avatar that has been in the making for 14 years and is being directed by James Cameron.

You can watch the trailer here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fXF2nH4Z9sc

In my opinion the trailer was very meh. The story looked interesting and the set pieces impressive, but because of how hyped up about how amazing the CGI was I expected it to be life-like and in fact it's just very very good.

However....

I was one of the few people in the UK able to see the preview for it. You can see my review of the preview here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zd7j-3yH_cU

So, what did YOU guys think of it? Amazing as Cameron promiced? Did it totally disappoint you? Or did you just think it was average?

I think it looks cool.

That's been in production for fourteen years? That?!

I'd expect nothing short of godly from a trailer of a movie that's been hyped to death and in production for fourteen years. The trailer was just meh.

I've only seen the trailer, but I was pretty underwhelmed by it. I was expecting too much I guess. The movement of the cg aliens just looks wrong/off. It's so weird how one can generally be fooled by cg dinosaurs (Jurassic Park) and robots (Transformers) but bring in anything resembling people and they just stick out like a sore thumb.

That's been in production for fourteen years? That?!

I'd expect nothing short of godly from a trailer of a movie that's been hyped to death and in production for fourteen years. The trailer was just meh.

Actually, $250 million, and the film will probably not be a failure at all. The preview screenings for the film sold out in the US in less than two days, and there were 100 cinemas avalible with each one having 1 screen avalible with 2 showings, and everybody who saw the screenings calling the film a masterpiece. That would mean that if roughly everyone who saw the preview in all of these 100 cinemas baught a 3D movie ticket the film would get about $1,200,000 in the box office.

Oh yes, I forgot to mention. That would be for ONE screen in each cinema, and there are 18,000 screens in the US ALONE. Also the preview screenings included the US only. You do the math.

And as I said, the cinema experiance is VASTLY different to watching the trailer at home. As for me I'm seeing it first day, the preview was enough proof for me that the film will be the second ciming of cinema.

When me and my brother-in-law saw the trailer, we were all WTF.