Zoe Saldana, Leona Lewis, Cuba Gooding Jr. and More Attend “Avatar” Movie Premiere in Hollywood

Thursday, December 17th 2009 | Leave a Comment

Zoe Saldana // "Avatar" Movie Premiere in Hollywood

Actress Zoe Saldana, who stars as Neytiri in the new movie “Avatar,” walked the red carpet and posed for pics at the premiere of 20th Century Fox’s latest film at the Grauman’s Chinese Theater Wednesday night (Dec 16) in Hollywood.

Other celebrities at the premiere of “Avatar” were Cuba Gooding, Jr. Leona Lewis, Michelle Rodriguez, who also has a role in the movie, and more. Continue reading for more pics!

Director James Cameron & Leona Lewis // "Avatar" Movie Premiere in Hollywood Producer Jon Landau & Zoe Saldana // "Avatar" Movie Premiere in Hollywood Cuba Gooding Jr. // "Avatar" Movie Premiere in Hollywood Zoe & Michelle // "Avatar" Movie Premiere in Hollywood

Zoe Saldana, CCH Pounder, Sigourney Weaver and Laz Alonso // "Avatar" Movie Premiere in Hollywood

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  • Zahra

    I am a 3D Geek and comic book fan and I was so excited about the avatar movie. I am of East African Origin and felt a connection with Neytiri but I could swear the image, characters, way of speaking, mannerism was that of an african actress I have seen on TV before, even the facial expressions is totally African. I was quite surprised to see that Neytiti was played by Zoe Saldana. If all of it was her then she is a great great actress, she was incredibly believable.
    Great Work! I really enjoyed watching it and I hope The comic book will be on his way with more adventures soon as well as the video game.

  • http://www.gmail.com Ben Missale

    Avatar misses the mark of excellence with diaglog that exhibits unnecessary and inappropriate cursing and swearing. Mr. Cameron’s, “Titanic”, was beautifully done in all aspects and has joined the list of all time favorite and distinguished movie classics such as, “Gone with the Wind”, “The Wizard of Oz”, “ET”, etc.

    Avatar will join the list of 3-D movie classics, but, in my opinion, Mr. Cameron shot himself in the foot by making a spectacular, very entertaining, high tech, 3-D movie production with substandard language content.

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