New Hometree

Saw it yesterday. Remembers now why I love this movie so much!

Watch #110

One hundred and... ten times? Whoa!

I can't remember whan I watched last.

That means, you should do it again. At least once. Or twice.

Get snacks ready, your favourite drink too, make yourself comfortable, sitting for 3 hours straight can give back pains... dim the lights, press PLAY.

Funny thing: Yesterday I randomly had a part of a documentary series running on TV while doing something else - I think this time they were in Iceland - and after noticing some parts from the main theme of Sakrileg they randomly switched to the Avatar soundtrack - it took me like 1 second to notice and after another 5 I knew the exact scene.
Sometimes I wonder what my brain could do if it weren't always so tired and all over the place.

I watched Avatar earlier this month (the CE Blu-ray of course)...it was my 24th viewing of the film to date.
I wanted to watch it again after having gone to see the Cirque du Soleil TORUK show (which was AWESOME, btw!)...I wanted to fully immerse myself in the Avatar world once again.
I also plan on watching Avatar again on New Year's Eve (per my yearly ritual to celebrate the anniversary of the very first time I saw the film back in 2009).

Ok, currently sitting at 99 viewings of Avatar and wondering what to do for the big 100th viewing. I wanted to have my 100th just before our trip to Disney's Pandora earlier this month, but our work was too busy. I could wait until the Avatar Meet this summer, but who wants to wait that long to watch Avatar? My daughter is having a friend over this weekend who cant remember if she saw Avatar or not (so she probably hasn't seen it) to watch it in 3D, but I'm conflicted as to whether to watch it with them, or save my 100th for a special occasion.

Ok, so there couldn't be a screening of Avatar in my house without me watching too, right? So we did screen Avatar for my daughter's friend, and since it was my 100th viewing, we had a special Pandora inspired dinner. Blue LED lighting lit the dining room, an ikran centrepiece on the table, and various exotic veggies were used to represent Pandoran plants. There was even a blue cake (blue inside and out, with dark blue stripes inside and out, and little "biolume dots" on the outside). And Atokirina bought three number candles to spell out "100" on top of the cake. Dinner of course was followed by the screening of Avatar, in 3D.

The last time I watched the movie was Sunday, July 11, 2021. It was my first time watching the movie in a little over seven and a half years.