Finally the high quality Avatar video trailer has hit the Internet. Will this movie have all the elements of a Titanic blockbuster? We’ll see very soon.

A new Avatar movie trailer has been leaked online, and it was shot as a screener. This new clip makes the movie look more interesting, but it’s still a wait and see if this movie will revolutionize how 3D movies are made.

Avatar comes out December 18, 2009.

HG is giving away two free tickets to the Avatar 15 minute movie trailer that will be shown on August 21 at 6 pm in Seattle. The tickets will get you into the location below:

Regal Thornton Place Stadium 14 & IMAX
301 N. E. 103rd Street
Seattle, Washington 98125
Friday, August 21 at 6:00pm

Here is how to win free tickets:

Send us a picture of yourself, tips at hollywoodgrind.com, along with a story about the best thing that happened to you this summer. We will post the picture, and the story, but will not publish your name unless you say we can. Just give us a madeup nick name to use for the story.

MUST BE AT LEAST 18 YEARS-OLD TO WIN THE TICKETS. The movie is not rated.

The best story, and picture, wins. Bonus points for bikini photos. We’re kidding … or are we? Less is more, or more or less.

The first official movie trailer for Avatar, which hits theaters on December 18, has been released. The trailer below isn’t very good quality, but there is a much higher quality French MSN version here.

Although Apple has been hyping the download, and viewing, of the trailer from their site here, and the direct download of the HQ version here, the links are dead right now.

From what I’ve see so far I’m not sure yet how good the story is. Even the 3D special effects are leaving me wondering if they can live up to the master of special effects George Lucas of Star Wars fame.

Avatar is one of those movies that HG will see no matter what just to see if it will change how movies are made as James Cameron says it will.

So I got my two free tickets for August 21 to see the movie that is supposed to change how movies are made called Avatar. After I got confirmation my free tickets were waiting I discovered I wasn’t going to see the whole movie free, but instead was going to sit through a 15 minute trailer that only included one additional scene. Almost the exact same trailer will then be shown before other movies the next day, so why would I even waste my time. Granted the screening will be in 3D, and shown on an IMAX screen, but that’s not enough. I expect to see the whole movie, so I can write a review for Hollywood Grind readers.

I want to give the tickets away to someone more interested, but I have to present my I.D. at the door, so it looks like those seats will be empty. If James Cameron wants to spread the word about his movie, he’ll have to offer more than a 15 minute screening that everyone will see anyway.

Avatar will hit theaters on December 18, so I’ll just wait like everyone else.