Everyone keeps saying it's like Fern Gully.....I really must see that now

And you're right, it does seem boring compared to that

Y-Yeah.
you're right.

Dude I came out of that movie so like.. down but more because I felt like shit for being a human LOL I was like.. damn we humans are bastards.........

Never heard of Fern Gully though..

Yeah, when the General guy kept surviving I started getting angry. Because he was a grade A douchebag, lol.

You just blew my fuckin' mind man...

BAM

You're so right! It really is a lot like Fern Gully the more I think about it. And life would be much cooler in Avatar land.

Pretty much everyone admits the storyline was cliche, but to be honest, I don't think the plot was meant to be the focus, hahaha. I loved it, regardless, and it put a pretty new spin on a more classic [generic if ya wanna be negative] plotline.

It's Pocahontas with sexy alien people and giant mechas. That means it's awesome. :D

It's hard for movies these days to actually have unique plots, because there's been...well, thousands of movies and most likely someone has done it before. But I still thought this one was pretty damn awesome.

Exactly! ^^

Pandora looks way more awesome than our reality. Except maybe a little more... well, dangerous.
It reminded me of Dances With Wolves more than Fern Gully, but now that you say it, it IS actually quite similar. Still, I thought Avatar was better then Fern Gully, even though that movie was a childhood favourite of mine. Looking at it now... Well, I don't really know. Can't remember much about it.
The Na'vi were pretty awesome :3 They reminded me of smurfs, except tall, fierce and kind of attractive in a weird way. I don't know... Still, awesome movie =D

Oh, good point! I didn't think of Dances With Wolves. But regardless, it still turned out pretty awesome. Good enough that I'll get the DVD (and I own very few DVDs, so that's saying a lot XD)

I have too many DVDs >_< Lots of 80s-90s b-movies. Maybe I should sell some of them...
I'll probably get Avatar on DVD as well :) Even the video game is kind of cool :o

The story felt to me like Last of the Mohican, thrown in with a little dash of dances with wolves, Instead of people they had lovely bluecat night elves.
Learning another culture's religion, the difference in species/race when falling in love.

It isn't trying to be a revolutionary story. It's more of a retelling with our modern technology. The landscape, absolutely beautiful, did you ever just take a second, shake your head and say "wow" it was crystal clear beauty. And in 3D! how many times in your life do you get to see the world in 3D.... Don't answer that.

The Flora and fauna felt like a deep sea diver's perspective, so much bioluminescence, They really complimented the vast landscape they had built for the movie.

It was more of a visual pleasure experience, and I really enjoyed it. Now I just have to wait for all the artists out there to rule 34 the Na-vi. Specifically because I want to see what their creative minds will do to incorporate these mind-controlling tentacles. Mindrape anyone? 'till then.

I thought the flora was pretty fantastic, especially with all the reef-like creatures. My parents used to own an aquarium business, so my inner nerd was going "Oh look! That's just like a Christmas tree worm! Oh, that looks like an anemone!"

And I will admit, I was nervous about seeing it in 3D because I thought it would give me a splitting headache. But surprisingly it didn't, and by the end of the movie it just blended in naturally.

I still want to know if the "mated for life" deal involved those tentacles. I know, I'm perverted ._.

I loved the Alice in Wonderland 3D preview. It looks pimp in 3D. :3

And I saw the movie twice, and the second time I looked closer at the mating scene I noticed that the tentacle things were going down between their legs while they were hugging.

Oooo, I did not notice that X3

That's exactly what deadmeat said... lol

I think it's more like Pocahontas in space. XD