Seeing Avatar: The Way of Water on a massive screen was a joyous experience. The cool ocean imagery, stunning colors, and crisp cinematography all just looked tremendous projected on a canvas as big as my imagination. Watching the newest Pandora adventure unfold, I truly felt the hype over what kind of visuals The Way of Water could deliver had been fulfilled…except for one glaring problem that was instantaneously recognizable. As the movie began, the 20th Century Studios logo was moving awfully fast. Alarmingly so.
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