Paraplegic Marine Jake Sully (Sam Worthington) is sent on a mission to the moon of Pandora to infiltrate and spy on the native tribe, but ends up becoming fond of them.
Besides the beautiful graphics that director James Cameron presents us with, the story is already very repeated and, in this case, poorly delivered. At the end there is a deus ex machina moment in which the "little animals of the forest" come to the aid of the good ones. A film with some moral messages addressing themes such as predatory capitalism and ecology, it is a bit long (2h:30m, or 3 hours in the extended version), the dialogues could be better and so could the story. It deserves to be seen once, if only for the way it looks. Winner of 3 Oscars including, of course, Best Visual Effects.
Besides the beautiful graphics that director James Cameron presents us with, the story is already very repeated and, in this case, poorly delivered. At the end there is a deus ex machina moment in which the "little animals of the forest" come to the aid of the good ones. A film with some moral messages addressing themes such as predatory capitalism and ecology, it is a bit long (2h:30m, or 3 hours in the extended version), the dialogues could be better and so could the story. It deserves to be seen once, if only for the way it looks. Winner of 3 Oscars including, of course, Best Visual Effects.