‘Avatar’ – after 13 years is still a monument to special effects

Released in December 2009, the blockbuster Avatar immediately broke a series of box office records, quickly topping the chart of the most popular movies of all time after only 41 days.

At that time, Avatar was considered a `revolution` in technology.

Avatar is considered a technological turning point in Hollywood when it was made entirely with 3D cameras.

Compared to many other masterpieces, the Avatar plot is quite simple.

To carry out the mission, Jake is forced to live in a new identity as a true Na’vi.

The script – written by James Cameron – mixes many elements of adventure, fantasy and action.

The film tells the story of the war between humans and the Na’vi race on the planet Pandora.

Temporarily ignoring the content, the point that makes the film warmly received is the impressive visuals.

3D technology helps movies appear clearer than ever.

Every detail and scene in the movie appears realistic even though it was created using computer graphics.

The development of Avatar took a long time.

With a budget of more than 237 million USD, Avatar was one of the most expensive blockbusters at the time of its release.

Up to now, 13 years have passed but Avatar is still the `golden egg` of Hollywood.