The Avatar Action Figures Collection

Here you soon will find the different Avatar Action Figures. Enjoy.

Our Review of the Avartar Movie 

The year 2154: The resources of the earth going to run out, escape civilization to take care of themselves. On the planet of Pandora are however abundant immeasurably valuable resources that could guarantee the survival of the human race and are expected to lead to degrading, private conglomerate to wealth. From a base of a special squad of ex-military men and scientists operating in preparation for its removal. The problem: The environment is extremely hostile to life on the planet. Not only human beings can not survive here without artificial oxygen, also teeming with fearsome creatures from which everything that moves, to seek his life. To explore the shy nature of the people Na'vis that the scientists have created avatars, hybrids, was crossed to human DNA with that of the Na'vi. Controlled, these avatars, but of people. The Marine paraplegic Jake Sully (Sam Worthington) has just arrived on Pandora. Here he is sliding under the command of Colonel Quaritch (Stephen Lang) in the footsteps of his dead twin brother and infiltrate the people of the Na'vi. On his first ride in the jungle, he encounters the natives Neytiri (Zoe Saldana), to which he immediately finds a wire ...

The production history of "Avatar" is in itself already an event. Since 1995, when James Cameron's first screenplay version of "Avatar" wrote, flits through the Project Hollywood. Often enough, the filmmaker announced, with the Terminator, Terminator 2, Aliens, Abyss, and Titanic is already wrote several film history that he wanted to tackle the epic until the technology is mature for that. For works such as Peter Jackson's "Lord of the Rings" trilogy, or the Pirates of the Caribbean series Cameron saw the time had come to attack with "Avatar". He drove the performance-capture technology and further developed together with Vince Price a 3-D Fusion camera, which allows to turn, as variable as with conventional models. To Cameron worked with the New Zealand effects company Weta (Lord of the Rings "), hand in hand. The result of all these tremendous efforts that were running at full speed since 2005, has formally been very impressive because the director of technology, not the wheel reinventing, but it is rounded so as nobody has done before him so far - not even performance-capture Specialist Robert Zemeckis (Beowulf, Disney's A Christmas Story). Cameron's images may actually raise the claim of the photo-realism - only in a few jungle sequences suggests itself still being close to a computer game. This new, complete detachment from the real Cameron opens up a completely free hand side of any logistical restrictions - nothing that had been physically impossible, the filmmaker still limited. The question remains what he starts with that freedom ...