“Avatar” is no longer the only film with blue people and floating globules to pioneer the best of what digital 3D can offer. Granted, the Na’vi weren’t covered with dark-hued dye from exploded Porta-Potties, and that mid-air matter flying by Jake Sully’s face certainly wasn’t fecal.
Jackass 3D
Jackass 3D
Jackass 3D
“Avatar” is no longer the only film with blue people and floating globules to pioneer the best of what digital 3D can offer. Granted, the Na’vi weren’t covered with dark-hued dye from exploded Porta-Potties, and that mid-air matter flying by Jake Sully’s face certainly wasn’t fecal.