James Cameron's Avatar Blockbuster-o-logy

[Alienseseses]

Fun fact: Na'vi in Hebrew means prophet.

[Shasvre]

Fun fact: Na'vi in Hebrew means prophet.

But they never saw it coming.

[Alienseseses]

Oh, the coincidental irony...

(though most Hebrew prophets didn't see the future, they just talked to God and stuff and did zealous things.)

[DaddyYautja]

Fun fact: Na'vi in Hebrew means prophet.

I thought Na'vi was just shortening Native.

[MrSpaceJockey]

Never mind that, I want to see what would happen if the Aliens ravaged Pandora.

Sorry!

[OmegaZilla]

Repetita iuvant, bro.

[SpaceMarines]

Oh, it's no problem. Just means I got to see Quato-Alien again.

[DoomRulz]

Meh, I didn't feel anything. It was too dramatic for me to really care.

Just cause you didnt feel anything doesnt mean it wasnt trying to convey something.

That's the problem; it was trying too hard.

[Nightmare Asylum]

Eh, I thought the scene did what it was trying to do; I felt bad.

Actually, I thought it was the ending the first time I saw it.

[DoomRulz]

Are we talking about the tree burning scene? Right after Michelle Rodriguez' character pulls out?

[SM]

Yeah, and is never dealt with afterwards.  AND allowed access to the prisoners.

[Nightmare Asylum]

Are we talking about the tree burning scene? Right after Michelle Rodriguez' character pulls out?

Yeah, the tree burning scene. It been a long time since I've watched Avatar...may do that soon. I don't think I even even fully watched my Blu Ray copy.

[DoomRulz]

See, I would have minded it a bit less if it hadn't been so damn forced. I remember slow-mo and instrumental music; nothing but corny, corny, corny.

[SM]

But the audience needs to have it hammered over their heads on how to feel.

[Ratchetcomand]

I won't be surprise if James Cameron makes a Avatar prequel trilogy  .