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After a three-year wait, ‘Avatar’ is finally available in 3D on Blu-ray. (Credit: 20th Century Fox ) It was almost three years ago that “Avatar” debuted in cinemas, and today eager fans can finally do what they wanted to do when it first came out on Blu-ray: watch it in 3D at home
After a three-year wait, Avatar is finally available on Blu-ray 3D (Credit: 20th Century Fox ) It was almost three years ago that Avatar debuted in cinemas, and today eager fans can finally do what they wanted to do when it first came out on Blu-ray: watch it in 3D at home. The reason you couldn’t buy it on 3D Blu-ray until now? Panasonic bought the exclusive rights for the 3D version for …
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(Credit: Fox Home Video) It took nearly two years, but “Avatar” on Blu-ray 3D is finally being offered in-store to anyone who wants to purchase it.