UK cinema-goers are being given a taste of James Cameron's new science-fiction epic Avatar at free previews taking place around the country.
They are being shown 15 minutes of the futuristic fantasy, which uses motion-capture animation, CGI and live action, and will be shown in stereoscopic 3D.
One of the day's first sneak previews was held at the BFI Imax in London, home to the UK's biggest cinema screen.
A trailer from the film, released on 18 December, is now available online.
In a filmed introduction, Cameron tells audiences all the excerpts come from the first half of his movie.
Avatar is the 55-year-old's first full-length feature since 1997's Titanic, which won the Canadian filmmaker a best director Oscar
They are being shown 15 minutes of the futuristic fantasy, which uses motion-capture animation, CGI and live action, and will be shown in stereoscopic 3D.
One of the day's first sneak previews was held at the BFI Imax in London, home to the UK's biggest cinema screen.
A trailer from the film, released on 18 December, is now available online.
In a filmed introduction, Cameron tells audiences all the excerpts come from the first half of his movie.
Avatar is the 55-year-old's first full-length feature since 1997's Titanic, which won the Canadian filmmaker a best director Oscar
Source: BBC
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