Ultimately "Avatar" Movie Becomes the Biggest Ever!

Just a few days back there was an argument and discussion going around - can Avatar beat the record collection of Titanic? To which the director James Cameron himself nodded a negative. However the 3-D magic 'Avatar' ultimately succeeded in beating the Oscar-winning film 'Titanic' in the run for the highest grosser in the international market. Now, its waiting on potentially a few awards in the Upcoming Academy Awards Event.

According to various sources, the film, till the last weekend, had been able to gross USD 1.29 billion at the international box office according to producers Fox, that surpassed the 'Titanic' mark of USD 1.24 billion. It has now set a new record and has proved itself as the highest earner ever in movie history.

But that's not the end of the film's run and the statistic bosses were of the opinion that if everyday goes well, the film would be able to cross the worldwide gross of Titanic $1.848 billion to become the biggest money-maker of all-time and it has as of January 26th, 2010.

'Avatar', which grossed USD 36 million domestically till last weekend reports for sixth straight weeks has now hit a box office record surpassing Titanic for worldwide sales. It blew past 'The Dark Knight' record to grab the second place of domestic grosser list. Fox Executive Chris Aronson said, "Milestones like this are great. Its part of an amazing ride the film has taken us on. But this film is still just captivating audiences on global basis."

While discussing about the prediction of Avatar to make new records, James Cameron, the director of the movie said, "I don't think it's realistic to try to topple 'Titanic' off its perch. Some pretty good movies have come out in the last few years. 'Titanic' just struck some kind of chord."

Tough Titanic was still sailing ahead in domestic grossing record but, now overall worldwide collection of Avatar has surpassed the ruler for all these years. Final figures are still waiting to come in. Variety has confirmed that Fox has confirmed that Avatar has crossed the mark of Titanic and will also move more ahead of it in the future.

It is a significant moment for the producers and the director of Avatar. Because as expected, it delivered. Much was also expected from 2012 but it could not touch the hearts of people like Avatar and the blue glittering heroes of James Cameron.

With the success of the movie it is said that China has renamed a central china mountain after the US blockbuster which also let off a powerful box office record.

Movie Review For "Avatar"

Every person who loves freedom and hates tyranny MUST SEE THIS FILM.

Drop what you're doing. Take the afternoon off work. Clear your schedule this evening. But do what you have to do to get to the closest theater that is showing the James Cameron film "Avatar." James Cameron is saying a lot more than just the triumph of good over evil.

In my seldom-humble opinion, The "Lord of the Rings" trilogy was the high water mark in visual effects. But that was then and this is now. "Avatar" has got to be far and away the most visually sumptuous movie I've ever seen. The fact that this film exists, and I got to see this for only eight bucks, makes me glad that I am alive in 2010.

I only viewed the movie on the flat big screen. But I know that the theaters are screening this movie in 3D and in IMAX screen. I can't even wrap my mind around that...but I will be soon. I'll see this movie a few more times just to take in the visual feast happening all over the screen at any moment. Then, when it comes out in DVD, I'll own it so I can see it a few dozen more times.

The first few minutes of the film lays out the plot, and then for about 90 minutes, you are introduced to Pandora, a mind-boggling forested world. Then the plot thickens when the bad guys make their move against the fascinating indigenous people, the Navi. Seems that the Navi's ancestral land sits on top of a massive mineral deposit that the bad guys want. The movie never tells you how the baddies came to own Pandora, or its mineral rights. It's just assumed that they have the right and authority to take it. So it's either move off the land or die. Sounds just like the Mobocracy Looters and their Minions in DC.

The bad guys have a mercenary (merc) army of former Marines who are only there for the money, and are enthusiastic about killing whoever ain't paying them. Sounds just like the Pentagon hired guns who kill for a paycheck.

Our hero, Jake Sully, is much like Kevin Costner's character in "Dances With Wolves." Jake, a merc, is sent to learn about the Navi, and then becomes one of them. However, Jake doesn't just relocate like the Lakota lieutenant. He exacts a severe toll on the nasties when they mess with his new family.

Those of us who envision an American state seceding from the Union and becoming a new nation will see the obvious similarities between the bad guys and the present crowd in Washington. And likewise you will see the similarities between the Navi and those who just want to be left alone to live in liberty and peace.

Another comparison must be the people in Iraq, Afghanistan, and Pakistan who were living their lives and certainly not bothering or threatening America. But millions of them have died and more millions are now refugees due to American military aggression. And don't think that the liquid minerals under the sand in the Middle East is not the number one reason American boots are on the ground.

But hopefully you'll also recognize the foundational human response to tyranny, which is to fight back with everything you have and everyone you can gather. When you do that, you get labeled "the insurgents."

The old Chinese general Sun Tzu would be proud of these Navi warriors as they use the weakness of the mercenaries against them to defeat them. The bureaucrats and mercs are so swaggeringly overconfident that they make many tactical blunders.

So my friends, make sure you watch this film at least once in the next few days. Take your girlfriend or your spouse and kids, and then after the movie, explain why the message of the film is so crucial.

It's that important.