nope, not suprised whatsoever. It just makes me onder though, will this trilogy turn into a 6 part series of movies?

Time to do that running thing...

ty, however, I would like to hear from the person in charge of this site on what THEIR opinion is, because it is most likely not James Cameron ho manages this site, but someone else who does it for him or something like that. Anyways, thanks for the info :)

*points in Alex's direction* that is exactly it. That has been my subliminal message through all my "rants", so ty for someone finally noticing that.

Ty! That means alot, trying to get noticed, and it's hard when a totally epic movie is completely dominating over you (help me...) but on a serious note, probably the best example for the destruction of "Hometree", would be the Rwandian Genocide. What is happening to the Na'vi in that scene is almost as bad (but not quite) as what had happened over in Rwanda during the Genocides.

Well, I wanted to get somethig out there. I mean another good example for the destruction of the "Hometree" could be the movie "Blood Diamond" with Leonardo DiCaprio. That was what I was really trying to get at, point wise that is. As for Quartrich, he's a dick, flat, plain, blunt, and simple.

BOOM, no more Trudy. :(

Nah, I'm thinking more Canda's Wonderland. :)

Dude, you just said everything, there is nothing else to say. :)

WOW guys, Thanks for the excellent feedback. (DAMN...!!!!) You have all given me alot to think about, both spiritually, reality, and general life. Please check my other posts if you havn't seen them yet to get a whole picture of "Avatar" through my eyes. I'll also be posting again laster on tonight, so keep and eye out, and once again, thanks for the AMAZING feedback. :)

I thought it was pretty good, havn't finished playing it though, but if you go see "Avatar" in 3-d, keep the glasses, cause the game is in 3-d as well, you just gotta change it to that in the settings for the game.

Jake man, you just completely said everything I wanted to say. What you just put in your blog is absolutely true. Everything. When James Cameron made this movie, sure he wanted a good storyline and world changing cinematic graphics, but I think he was mostly aiming for was the in-depth part. Just like you, the "I see you" quote they kept saying in film is something I will use in real life, it's just perfect for your loved ones. The human world in Avatar may be dead, but our world isn't, we still have time for change. (Not trying to sound like greenpeace here...) This movie is all about the in-depth story BEHIND the story, and that is why I say this movie is the PERFECT movie.