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Avatar 3D film created by special effects technology

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Hundreds of millions of pounds are rumoured to have been spent on the visual effects of the new 3D film by Hollywood director James Cameron.

Click takes a look at the cutting edge technology used to bring the sci-fi epic Avatar to life.

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