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Voices/CBC News/Avatar sequel more of the same, but wetter and longer

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Avatar sequel more of the same, but wetter and longer

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Avatar broke box-office records when its breakthrough 3D, computer-generated blue aliens hit movie screens in 2009. Its much-anticipated sequel, Avatar: The Way of Water, follows the same formula, but cranks it up a notch.

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