Movie Review: Sanctum - Page 2

 

While Avatar’s use of 3-D was to envelop the audience into a whole new world, director Alister Grierson and writer John Garvin (both making their Hollywood debuts) can’t even suck you into one that already exists. Or at least the parts of it that do as there are several obviously CGI-crafted sections of this underground water system. If Sanctum is all an excuse for Cameron to ready us for what’s to come with his Avatar sequel that’s rumored to take place entirely under water then I suppose it’s a good starter. Here’s just hoping that Cameron uses his own production team to craft his world as what we get here looks like something out of a SyFy movie (although I have to admit that I’m fully looking forward to catching Sharktopus on Blu-ray in March).

Photos courtesy Universal Pictures

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