Movies are an art that touches people's hearts and minds, carrying the hard work and sweat of directors and actors, and also achieving the emotions and resonance of our audience. Among them, the exquisite presentation of visual effects has elevated the viewing experience to another level. On the global box office rankings, there are a group of masterpieces known for their stunning visual effects. They not only achieved brilliant results at the box office, but also left an indelible mark on the audience.



1. Avatar: The box office reached $2.847 billion.



As a special effects miracle in the history of film, it represents a breakthrough across time. James Cameron conveyed his domineering spirit to the world through this work. However, without seeing its charm on the big screen, it is difficult to appreciate its charm. The most thought-provoking thing is not the story itself, but the spirit and destiny shared by all ethnic groups similar to Indian tribes. Resistance has become a vision, and the inheritance of spirit will never be extinguished.





2. Avengers 4: Final Battle: grossed $2.797 billion at the box office.



This is a satisfying final chapter for the historical and profound work of Marvel's film universe. However, judging solely by the scene, it may be difficult for it to reach its peak. As an entertainment giant, it sits firmly at the pinnacle of the Marvel film universe, giving the most representative heroes their rightful legendary status and presenting some thrilling and thrilling plots. The magic of time brought this series to a perfect conclusion.





3. Avatar: The Way of Water: grossed $2.303 billion at the box office.



The production is luxurious, but the plot doesn't match it, and these three or more hours seem a bit lengthy. The father is rigid and conservative, the mother blindly follows, the sacrifice of the eldest son appears too casual, the inner struggle of the eldest daughter, and the youngest daughter almost becomes a drag on, which makes people doubt the director's preference for the little girl. The storyline lacks logic, and compared to the previous work, the logic of the storyline is much worse. However, the visuals still maintained a high level, perhaps just because the expectations were too high.





4. Titanic: Box office reached $2.201 billion.



The three hour length of the film is somewhat frustrating, feeling a bit too long, like an epic or a pile of shit. The most surprising thing for me was Leonardo's performance. He showed off his effortless acting skills when he was in his twenties, and Director Cameron did not misjudge anyone. They can sacrifice themselves for love. People who have been touched by such love before will definitely cherish it even more.





5. Star Wars 7: Force Awakening: grossed $2.071 billion at the box office.


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If it weren't for my love for Star Wars stories, I might find it difficult to persevere. Finn's performance was somewhat exaggerated, and the villainous image was not attractive enough. Some extraterrestrial designs are not as good as prequels and Mandalorians. Perhaps the most exciting part was the intense battle between the spacecraft, as well as the sense of urgency that laser swords were used in the prequel. However, the performance of the female lead was decent, while Finn's performance did not seem outstanding enough. I'm not sure if the female lead and Finn are new actors, but there are indeed some shortcomings in their performances here.