I've seen a copy of it.
Look forward to seeing it properly on Disney+; good thing about a pirated copy is you don't get overwhelmed by the FX and can judge it on the story first and foremost.
I can appreciate the wow factor of the FX thru the shitty quality. But the story is ... yeah, whatever.
The visual splendor of these films are the main driver of ticket sales, not the story. This time, it was WATER innovation that provided the wow factor. What's next - Na'vi in space? There's got to be something "never before seen" - an increasingly difficult prospect given the glut of CGI-scapes we've been exposed to over the past decade or two.
I could sense James Cameron crying in awe of himself behind the camera in the mid- third of the movie. Only I ... James CAMERON, am capable of such... such WONDER! OH-OHH! Look upon MY PANDORA, people of Earth. Do you see? Do you see a glimmer of my vision, humans? Marvel at the glory of this world that *I* have meticulously crafted in the forge of my genius! Me. Me ALONE! Ohhhh water. My God! Nay, My James Cameron! The ocean! WATER! Balance! Life! MAN! Do you see your filth, mankind? YOU DISGUST ME.