Oh geez yes. <3

PS omg have you seen how some people are drawing themselves as members of the Na'vi race? I so want to do this, Blues are so pretty ;3;

I'm glad its so successful, because James Cameron said if it was, he'd make 2 more films. *w*

Yes I have a huge plans for Na'vi inspired artwork.

Though I know someones gonna turn it into something sexual and perverted but, I love the story behind it so I'll prolly make an indepth story and character sometime soon <3

2 more films OMG X.x needs

i agrees witchuu =]

<3

x_x gotta say, I haven't seen it yet (i'm going to) but some people simply don't like sci-fi or fantasy, and it's not entirely fair to make a person's taste in movies a moral indictment of them as a person. O_o

Or some of us have seen the avatar commercials for big macs and been like "wtf, I thought this movie was about the environment?"

Just had to say that 'cause what you said made me want to see avatar even less ;_; and i know that's not what you're going for! :3

I was saying for people who have sat through the movie. -.-

You know? Cause if you don't like sci-fi then you probably won't see the movie for that reason. And wouldn't like it anyway because...It's sci-fi.

For people who don't just don't like it after watching it.

So I made you wanna see the movie less from a statement I made about people who have watched the movie.

Okay that makes perfect scence. Seeming how you arn't one of the people who have watched it you arnt one of the people I'm talking about.

Because before I saw the movie I didn't like it either, but after I saw it and saw how truely amazing it was I changed my mind.

If you don't like the movie after you watch it and still disagree with me. Then you can bring up a valid statement, till then I just suggest you watch it.

Alot of people can give it shit for its publisity, the graphics, or actors, but for the movie as a whole if you don't like the plot line or what the movies saying your one of the 4 things I mentioned.

After you watch it you'll understand why I said those things.

Lol, I'm still going to see it (waiting for the local..ish? imax to stop selling out u_u) but it feels like there's pressure now. what if i don't like it? i value your opinion of me! :3 x_x i just felt a need to defend anyone that had seen it and didn't like it (potentially myself) because no one likes everything.

I'm generally very picky about movies and i've fluctuated back-and-forth on seeing avatar because it's no longer just a form of entertainment, it's become a statement, as though disliking avatar would mean i want to go home and drink 1000 cans of pop, toss them into a national forest, and take a bath in the blood of baby seals while signing my soul over to Halliburton. Some people do feel that strongly; it's very intimidating.

Before I go see a movie, i tend to dig up everything i can so i can see if it's the type of movie i might be into. Some things I see about avatar sound great, I'm definitely interested in where the latest technology can take us. I love good, convicing worldbuilding (DnD nerds unite!) And if anything there's definitely a lack of original or thoughtful ideas in hollywood right now, so yeah, at least it's not superman XXI or Shrek the 20th.
On the other hand ( i hate to simplify), it also sounds very much like i'm going to spend 2+ hours in a theatre and leave feeling like i'm a dirty human and i ought to feel horrible that i'm not a mystical catperson deeply connected to my planet.

I guess i'm just troubled, that's all. I didn't mean to be offensive. I'm sure we'll have a better conversation once i actually get to see it. :3

Thats why I'm saying you shouldn't be arguing like you are until after you see it.

You'll understand then.

Also nothing that I said was bad enough for you to act like I have no right to make those statements.

Taking everything into consideration if you don't like those movies (In my personal opinion) it is because of either one of those following reasons. Or your just one of the people who likes to dislike things that people like. First of the graphics are freaking amazing, breathtakingly beautiful. And I mean this on everything. Don't even look at the Na'vi or the Avatars, the scenery, the concepts of the scenery, the concepts of the wildlife

I'm serious.

All of them are gourgeous, the plot is gorgeous, the actors do a very good job, and the story is amazing. For all of these reasons there is basically no reason why anyone shouldn't like this movie. Other than for the reasons I've stated above.

Sorry ferret trying to get cookies made me post*

XD ferrets!!!Cookie stealing ferrets win the interwebz! Maybe i'll get to see it this weekend if i can get anyone to go with >_< no one else is keen on it anymore.

I sented you a note :3

Oh Oh now that I think about it I have one more reason why people don't like the movie.

They don't appreciate things for there beauty, ie the typical american who's looking for a mindless movie, the same people who don't like pans labyrinth because it's compleatly subtitled.

I'm very serious and I have no doubt in my mind you will love the movie sweetie.

Dude, Pan's labyrinth was F******** sweet!!!!

It was amazing, and so many people hate that movie. :c

They do? really? O_o why??

because its got subtitles and they dont like the story line, same reason people dont like avatar (well minus as much subtitles) it makes you think. Americans tend to not like movies that make you think.

I cried at this film.

It's strange... I despised people to the point I didn't even act human for several years of my life (the pre-teen to mid-teen, as you can guess - predictable pathologies, inc.) ... but the more people I found who were so much like me in that thought, that hatred of their own, the fragility that results from inner circles and discrimination... the more I adore people for everything they've done. The potential to chase both extremes, wonderful and terrible-- the very act of evil frightening the meek, and resolving them to do good, thus making them stronger-- it's the balance of humanity, the only perfect organism in humanity aside from nature itself.

That said, I adored this film, and it was easy to predict all the different reactions that'd come from it. Let's not forget-- there were humans among the good guys as well. We are human because we have a choice.

I've never quiet felt right in regular human skin, to the point where I used to often think when I was younger that I was some sort of alien. Cause I've always loved watching what people do but at the same time hate it. I see that the world is built on trivial things that mean nothing, and have rather detest how my life is going to be if I follow regular people norms, like getting a job, a house, a car, and having kids, just like everyone else does, or tries to do. It all just seems to pointless to waste your life building for these things, working everyday doing something you don't like for people you don't like to pay for things that when you die have no purpouse. Yeah there nice things to have when you have them, but it seems like theres something more we could all be doing instead of just doing this regular cycle. I dunno it's kind of hard to explain my whole feelings, I guess I just feel theres some greater point to life and we all miss it. Because we don't appreciate what we've got and always want more.

And I guess the reason I'm so inlove with avatar is because of my weird want to just be a tree hugging feral human. I've always believed more so in Druidistic beliefs and native american beliefs, and have it in my head that the world would be such a better place if we all would have just stayed in our nomadic tribes worshipping the dirt and the rain, and living with nature instead of fighting against it.

Because it's like look what were doing, look what humans have accomplished the more we advance. Absolutly stupid creations, that you just can't help but look at and go, "Why!? Why did anyone think this was a good idea" like knowing 100% that plastic outlives almost everything, knowing it doesn't go away but still we make it and use it in everything. Knowing fully well how bad for us it is.

Noone cares anymore...Well...Alot of people care, but what bothers me the most about humans is there are always going to be more people who don't care than those that do. It's like yes there are alot of really amazing great people who do everything they can to help better the world. But they are so few, theres so many more people who because of there selfishness ignore problems or don't see why it's there problem. And because of a larger majority of humans as a species not caring about what they do, means that our species is doomed. Those are the people who will see the last tree and think it a good idea to cut it down because whatever they want to make out of it is more important then preserving life. Ontop of that it's not just our species that's doomed, its every other species thats in our way. There will always be good guys, but in real life the bad guys usually win.

I'm just going on a tangent now and thinking while I'm typing, I guess closing statements would be that I have very little love, and little faith in my species. But I do hope that our species as a whole realizes what it's doing before it's to late.

It's pretty crazy, to say the least... the very world around us was shaped by a collection of mad ideas folk had in the past. Just think-- if folks like us had fallen into power back then, I wonder how it would have felt to those running things here and now...?

Mm. Conflict is a terrible thing. There's never going to be anything to convince the world otherwise-- but humanity's nature to solve its wrongs makes it thrive in terrible times. Some people, sadly, become addicted to that condition. Give a boy a sword to save his dog, and he might be bullying someone else's pets tomorrow. I hope some day you can find a reason to put faith in this mad race... 'til then you've got wierdos like me to sing about it. ;b

You've got a good head on your shoulders, and that alone is reason for me to thank humanity for being what it is-- it gives me someone to talk to!