Avatar : extended foreplay for sexy blue movie
Avatar director James Cameron says that new footage added to the blockbuster is, well, rather blue.
Avatar: Special Edition, which opens in cinemas from August 27, will include eight minutes and 50 seconds of extra scenes.
And what will get the fans talking is a love scene between Sully (played by Sam Worthington) and Na'vi nymph Neytiri (Zoe Saldana).
"It's not like them ripping their gear off and getting to it," says Cameron. "It would more accurately be described as alien foreplay."
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The best visual effect, by the way? Sam Worthington’s atrophied legs. Cameron could have built two Pandoras, wiped out 10 home-trees and lined up a million Na’vi warriors on flying banshees — mind-blowing sequences all — but an extended shot of Sully wheeling himself down a shadowy corridor in shorts with those withered limbs in front of him was probably the only time I really caught myself asking, “How did he do that?”