Amph James Cameron's Avatar (The Way of Water + sequels)

Oh but now the blue aliens are going to "avatar" into deep sea creatures to explore the ocean and fight the submarines of the evil humans!
And then the evil humans are going to raise an army of blue alien avatars!

 

Jake Sully's Underwater Avatar is a shark and falls in love with another shark and starts a shark family. Neytri is cool with it. The whole series becomes a metaphor for James Cameron's multiple marriages and divorces

 

Do the Na'vi know if someone is an Avatar (aside from them flopping around like clueless idiots, that is). Because I get the feeling with 4 movies to come, one of 'em will probably throw a "Ack! That so-and-so Na'vi has been a human Avatar the entire time!" (Bonus points if it turns out to be Jake's girlfriend)

 

Stephan Lang raises an army of red people called Eviltars.

 

You're thinking of Alabamans.

 

Now that you bring this up, why aren't the Na'vi a hell of a lot more insulted when they see humans using these bioengineered clones to interact with them?

 

I think that is an aspect, Jake had to deal with basically everyone hating him, Nateryi came around quicker but there was a group of them who just hated him until he tamed the big bird, which was kind of a thing since it only happened once a generation.

 

Na'vi have 4 digits on their hands, Avatars have all 5. Na'vi have larger eyes than Avatars. And Na'vi have a more lithe frame.

 

And yet another reason people will flock to this.

Cameron wants 3D without glasses

 

And yet another reason people will flock to this.

Cameron wants 3D without glasses

 

I can't decide if I am looking forward to this or not. I will admit I enjoyed watching Avatar when it came out all those years ago, the 3D was impressive, especially on the big screen. I suppose if the story is good enough, I could go for a sequel. Maybe this should be in the "Unpopular Opinion" thread

 

I'm wondering what the Avatar sequels are about. I can't see how the Na'vi, or Eywa, whatever, can keep the vastly more technologically advanced mankind off their back in the long run. Hell, given that the ships travelling from Earth to Pandora take about 5 years in transit, spaced IIRC 6 months apart, anywhere from eight to ten of them are already in interstellar coast as of the end of the first movie. What's going to happen when they get there?

I wonder if the sequels will also visit other places... Earth, as well as other human colonies in the Sol system and in other nearby systems. Barnard's star, Wolf 359, Lalande 21185, Sirius, such like places.

 

Well, it's obvious some sort of battle is waiting to happen. If the god of Pandora is of such vast brain power then they might attempt a rather powerful technological leap.

 

I think the fact that Pandora itself is alive and apparently sentient may come into play. There's four movies, can't all be just "Dahh! Humans! Fight them off!" Besides, Cameron made two sequels, two of the best ever mind you, which do an interesting flip / reversal on the original so I'm expecting something here.

 

I feel the same way.

 

I've Lost interest in the sequels.

 

Well if they can grow avatars I'm pretty sure cloning humans is a snap. The military / industrial complex probably owns all of their DNA rights.

 

this is so dumb