"Avatar 2" has received overwhelming positive reviews on social media

Recently, "Avatar: The Way of Water" held its world premiere in London. The word-of-mouth on social media was lifted early this morning. Most of the critics and reporters who have seen the film believe that the film surpassed the first episode. Comments such as "Always believe in James Cameron" and "James Cameron is the God of Sequels!" are impressive.

Some short comments are as follows:

Jake Hamilton (Reel Blend)

To those who like Avatar 1 but don't really love it: Avatar 2 has blown me away. This sequel is so good in visual effects, storytelling, and acting that I was stunned throughout the entire viewing process. James Cameron is the god of sequels! (Terminator 2 and Alien 2 are both excellent works)

Scott Mantz (film critic)

Avatar: The Way of Water has the most incredible visual effects I have ever seen, it is breathtakingly beautiful (I have it in 3D). The story itself is weaker than the first one, and feels quite long at 3 hours and 10 minutes, but the last hour is always good to watch and is amazing.

Josh Horowitz (MTV News)

James Cameron once again shows how it's done. I've said it a thousand times, never doubt him. Avatar: Water's Way is an epic film. Emotional, heartfelt, and as big as the movie can be.

Perri Nemiroff (Collider)

It's incredible! I'm sure James Cameron will raise the bar with special effects, but these visuals are mind-blowing. One stunning image after another. But what interests me most is that the technology is always in the service of the characters and the world-building.

Brandon Davis (Comicbook.com)

Avatar: The Way of Water is over 3 hours long and is both satisfying and indulgent. It ends with you wanting to know that Episode 3 is coming. It's a constant visual feast, creative frame rate gameplay, and never boring. Overall, I loved it.

Erik Davis (Fandago)

Avatar: The Way of Water is phenomenal! Bigger, better, and more moving than the original Avatar, visually stunning, visceral, and incredibly engrossing. The story, the spectacle, the spirituality, the beauty - this is the absolute pinnacle of filmmaking and storytelling.

Sean O'Connell (CinemaBlend)

You can't go wrong betting on James Cameron, whose Avatar 2 surpasses the first episode on every level, especially the visuals. There's far more emotional connection to the characters and the story, and in the final hour of the film, Cameron pulls out all the stops to remind the makers of Hollywood blockbusters what perfection is all about.