Customer Ratings & Reviews

This is one of my all time movies, and the Blu-ray made it that much better

This was the first movie that made me believe in this 3D thing. Fantastic graphics and imagery.

The truth is I just got the DVD for the picture quality and sound, I could care less for the plot. Excellent quality

Visually stunning. Colors are beautiful. Worth the price to have and keep

This is a fun sci-fi movie made better by 3D, although I would have enjoyed even more of the 3D aspect.

Technical aspects impressive. Plot could be more engaging. Visuals were astounding.

I really like Avatar and this 3 disc collection is pretty amazing.

A cinematic masterpiece. Blue ray does it justice. The bigger tv the better!

James Cameron is a great filmmaker (not a film inventor). Good 3d for great depth and few pop-outs. Wished the plot was a little better and the Na'vi language could have been altered to sound less Native American + the love story didn't work for me.. The villains in the movie was the best part of the film, so are the battle sequences.

Awesome movie and the effects are even better in blu ray!!

I got the DVD in 3 days. Enjoyed the movie once. That's it. Movie is not playing now.

Good movie good 3D good price no complaints looking forward to the second one

This movie has a pretty good story, but the visuals makes it a great film.

Loved this film. If you have a blu ray player, you have to own this.

Awesome movie.I would recommend this movie to anyone. Great 3-D effects.

Incredible, best use of 3d we will likely see for a LONG TIME>

Great 3D movie! Highly recommended!!! Fun to watch!

The movie is great but the 3D version has general issues. Glasses inconvenient, heavy and you must be positioned correctly at all times. Glasses can turn off unexpectedly. Some scenes were great but the distraction of the glasses made for an overall fair experience.

This movie is terrific. Played it at least 6 times already.

I was one of the unfortunate people who never saw this in the movies. Picked up this 3D copy to see what I was missing. I guess the tech must of been ground breaking back then because it all seems pretty standard stuff to me now.