Great tat.....very well done.

I love this scene...especially the slo-mo part. Nothing says "IN YOUR FACE" to Quarich, BETTER than the grenade (?) pins flying toward the Dragon's cockpit...........yessssSSSSS,

How is it possible you say you are able to judge something that has yet to take place? Besides.....Cameron likes to make good, entertaining and thought provoking movies. He (Cameron) did far more than create a fantastic film.(AVATAR)...he stood the industry on it's ear. For myself, I look forward to the same quality I expect from Mr. Cameron. Blockbust or not...it will be a great experience.

np....king puddy tat

Thank you Spirit_Makto....and thank you AVATAR. I wanted to be sure before I filled out the forms. I'm so afraid of spam and internet thievery. @Zeus....AVATAR posted all the winners so far. I don't think you were among them...but you have another chance...Good Luck

If money was no object...I would have a massive home theatre and fill the walls with every poster and souvenir I could round up. I would also buy any AVATAR related figurine or toy (even the cheesy McDonald's). This site provided me with great 'behind the scenes' photos....I'd have many enlarged for the walls, too. I would show AVATAR once a day (at least) but I prefer Hi-Def to 3D. A new idea going around is a 'man cave'. I would have an AVATAR Sanctuary. MY sanctuary, happy place, hideaway...I love AVATAR

If cost was no object, I would have many of the items shown (in the past 5 months) on this web site. There was a Ney'tiri figurine where she was in, what I call, her stealth pose. You know, crouched with one leg extended. It is a magnificent, colorful piece. Another item I'd own in a heartbeat...........an AMP suit. God only knows where I would display it, but it would be mine. Oh yes, it would be mine.

Pandora, the Na'vi, the science, the language... What do you think is most impressive about the world that James Cameron has created in AVATAR? Pandora, by far, is the most impressive creation for the movie AVATAR. One doesn't have to see the movie to realize the impact Pandora has had on many people. Everyday (on the typepad site) people wishfully speak of travelling to and living on Pandora. Pandora emotes peacefuland harmonious living within the forests. I, myself, eagerly await more revelations about Pandora. The horse clans of the Plains, Clans of the Eastern Sea.....there is so much more to learn about the fictional yet alluring world of Pandora

There is a sentence, in Smokey and the Bandit, spoken by Sheriff Buford T. Justice. If you know the movie, he has gone into a cafe and ordered a sandwich and Dr. Pepper and says to the waitress.. "Thank ya, nice lady". For some reason (it was the way he said it), I can say that sentence to myself and it makes me smile. I have sayings from a lot of movies that tickle me. Is there something that makes you smile? Something of your very own? I don't think you can call that a 'happy place' but if it breaks up a cloudy moment....use it.

I would never make it on a crisis line. So many young people with lives that keep them floundering, just to stay afloat. I've heard many good things about twins...as if it was a built in support group. Again, it's what I've heard and seen some studies about their 'link" (as in Pandora's trees). Do you have a close connection with your twin? Other than the fear of your parents? Is it the fear of physical harm, or afraid to make your own decisions which will set them off on some emotional and pointless rant? 17 should be a sweet time. But there is, approaching, 18. An age where you can become an adult, and get away. I see a bad parent/child relationship very much like a crappy marriage. Do not prolong it. Of course, I'm taking your word at 100% Look into financial aid for college, tech school. See if it might include housing. Make it for something you'd really like to do in/with your life..

What would be the need of a school like Graces?