The highly anticipated sequel to 2008's epic blockbuster Avatar arrives in Irish cinemas on Friday, December 16 and promises to be a show-stopping cinematic experience with special affects transporting fans to the wild world of Pandora.
The 2008 flick blew audiences away with it's CGI and world-building scenes. From fascinating wildlife to magnificent landscapes to breath-taking action, Avatar raised the bar for sci-fi flicks. With the sequel hitting Irish cinemas, it is not only a movie fans want to view, but a world they want to dive into.
Here are the best ways to watch Avatar: The Way Of Water in Dublin.
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4DX at Cineworld
Cineworld on Parnell Street is home to 4DX movie viewing. This is sensory cinema you have never experienced before.
A range of stimulating effects put you into the film, such as spraying water, wind, scent and strobe lighting. There are plenty of Avatar viewings in Cineworld's 4DX screen over the next few weeks. Tickets can be booked here.
IMAX at Odeon Cinemas
A number of Odeon Cinemas in Dublin including Blanchardstown and Charlestown has IMAX screens. These viewing experiences have crystal clear images, epic surround sound and even recliner seats with little tables for snacks.
With the effects and comfort, it's a wonderful way to experience the beauty and awe-inspiring journey through Pandora in Avatar: The Way of Water.
Sofa Bed at Omniplex
Avatar: The Way of Water has an eye-watering runtime of 3 hours and 12minutes. Sitting still in a chair for that amount of time can get uncomfortable.
So why not book yourself a sofa bed to lie back on while you are blown away by James Cameron's ground-breaking story-telling? You can book just that at Omniplex in Balbriggan.
3D at Odeon and Cineworld
Is 3D movie viewing making a comeback? Perhaps Avatar: The Way of Water is the film event to bring it back.
Cinemas in Dublin offering 3D viewings of the hotly-anticipated Avatar sequel include Odeon Cinemas in Blanchardstown, The Point Square, Charlestown, Stillorgan and Coolock as well as Cineworld on Parnell Street. IMC Cinema is also offering 3D screenings of the flick, with cinemas in Dun Laoghaire, Santry and on O'Connell Street.
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