Thirteen years after the original, motion-capture groundbreaking "Avatar," the sky people (humans) are back, this time to colonize distant moon Pandora, as earth is in ruins. While the good versus evil is clear, blended family dynamics is a bit murky. The final sea battle is relentless and consequential. In family and war, the aftermath has forward implications for future stories.
Relocating the focus from the forest people (Na'vi) to the coastal clan (Metkayina) in their native environment is a fresh move. It provides interesting, new experiences for the land dwellers as they learn to adapt to the ocean-based lives, as well as a novelty factor for the audience. And the subtle differences in the species make sense, a function of their environment to survive.
You'll still soak in the verdant 
floating forest and soar to the skies, but the lushly luminescent 
undersea 
, richly colorful floras 
and faunas 
will sweep you away and immerse you in its vast and vivid, silky smooth water world, giving you the feeling of gliding or standing still 
underwater... Pure cinematic visual magic. 
See it in 3D and the largest screen possible! 
"Avatar: The Way of Water" is the way to wonder.
