Avatar: The Way of Water is the long awaited sequel to the smash hit Avatar.

The movie took more than a decade to come out, which made it hard to maintain all of its audience, but still, the anticipation was there.

However, the movie falls short.

The length is too long, and one has to trully commit 192 minutes of their time to seat down and watch it. And yet, it wouldn't be worth it. Lengthy underwater scenes, a whale hunting sequence that felt like watching a documentary rather than a sci fi movie, endless fighting scenes that could have been wrapped up quicker, and a plot that is so spread out that it gets boring to follow doesn't make this movie justice.

In addition, the CGI were like those of a video game and not at all what one would expect from the sequel of a film that was groundbreaking for that mare reason as well as took 13 to make.

Also, the plot is all over the place, with Jake being the patriarch of the family and only popping up to scold his kids after the events had occur, otherwise being nowhere to be seen, abandoning the rest of the tribe to their fate, despite his actions and morals in the first movie, lying and setting everyone in danger and, overall, being selfish and a toxic male lead towards his family.

The rest was a National Geografic doc blended with Free Willy and teenage angst with an alien twist.