Avatar

Avatar required 10 years to complete and was a visually stunning. A film with visionary technology, graphics, and film techniques. Director James Cameron developed and pioneered many of these techniques while creating this film, and propelled motion capture technology and film to a new level. The characters were well written and the actors chosen fit their roles very well. One of the characters in this epic film was Mo’at the spiritual leader of the Omaticaya clan. (Khare, 2009)

In the year 2009, James Cameron wrote and directed one of the most remarkable films I have ever seen ‘Avatar’. This science-fiction saga has a story line that is engaging and captivating for its audience. Avatar took place on a moon called Pandora. Humans discovered very valuable natural resources on Pandora and did whatever it took to obtain what they needed from Pandora. The people of Pandora are Na’vi’s, a 10 foot tall, blue-skinned humanoid alien group that lived in the rainforest or Pandora. The Humans found a way to interact with the Na’vi’s by artificial yet organic avatars that were controlled with a human mind and conscience. Jake Sully, a paraplegic marine who was given the task to manipulate the Na’vi’s into leaving their home. Sully entered

The movie Avatar is about how the human race invades a planet called Pandora to mine a certain kind of resource and fights with the Na’vi, the race of creatures that live on Pandora. The main character Jake Sulley decides to take his brothers

Although nobody is certain if they were cannibals it is often talked about that they would eat their defeated enemies. They lived in brush shelter made from grass and reeds. They survived off of hunting and fishing they would hunt buffalo and deer. They fished for oyster,shrimp, and crab. The Atakapa wore breechcloth and wraparound skirts. This tribe are more warlike than other tribes.Their religion was about the worship of the sun. if they did not live in the gulf region they would not be able to fish or hunt like they do.

The Narragansett were resourceful and had their own way of governing. “They survived by farming corn, hunting, and fishing,” (The Narragansett Indian Tribe, A Local Legacy). As for governing, the explorer Giovanni de Verrazano “described a large Indian population organized under powerful kings,” (The Narragansett Indian Tribe, A Local Legacy). This large indian population is believed to be the Narragansett.

Avatar uses a variety of film genres and styles. One of the styles is the Cowboys versus Indians theme. It is clear that Avatar is a product of post-colonialism: it shows the Na'vi as the relatively harmless yet environmentally respectful and spiritually in tuned indigenous population, while the humans are a corporate military whose only goal is mine the resources of Pandora. The film presents an anti-military narrative. The soldiers are portrayed as cruel, violent, and brainless brutes, with only mercenary intentions. They are the stereotype of the ultimate warrior. They perpetuate the “might is right” myth. All of them are males, except for a female helicopter pilot, who ultimately defects to the

Dances with Wolves and Avatar are thought to be very different, but they are actually more similar than viewers may realize. First off, these are two must see films! The viewer walks away with much more than just having seen a movie. Both of these movies encourage cultural understanding, motivate, and teach individuality.

Avatar is a blockbuster film from 2009 and one of my most favorite Sci-fi films of all time. The film was directed by James Cameron, who is known for directing films like Titanic (1997), Aliens (1986), and the Terminator (1984), all of which helped shape the film industry into what it is today. Although at the time, there was a recession and people were trying to save money, this movie became the highest grossing film in at the time. The movie provided stunning 3D technology unlike any other movie and this was one of the reasons that made people want to go watch the film. From visual effects to the camera angles, James Cameron directed this movie to make the audience feel like they are in the movie. Although the film looked amazing, there were messages and themes inside the film that made it such a success. The film provoked discussions about various messages and themes embedded inside the film, such as terrorism, Imperialism, religious connections, and connections to current world. Such messages can be clearly seen throughout the plot of the movie.

While analyzing Avatar, it’s safe to say that there isn’t one main theme, but plenty. One main theme of Avatar is the flow of energy and the beauty of nature. “She said all energy is only borrowed, and one day you have to give it back,” (Cameron, 2009). Another huge theme in Avatar is the battle between Mother Nature and humans. “Our Great Mother does not take sides. She protects only the balance of life,” (Cameron, 2009). This quote is said by the Na’vi character Neytiri when Jake tries to ask Mother Nature to help him in his battle against the humans. In the end, Mother Nature does end up taking a stand and fighting for the preservation of life. Issues like corporations destroying nature for profit, the lack of respect for living creatures, and the failed policies of "military diplomacy" that the USA continues to pursue are just a few of the other themes behind Avatar. It would be ridiculous to say that the deep, meaningful themes from Avatar are just a copy of the weak, childish message from Pocahontas.

Another Snap Art clip from the collection, This Snap Art clip is from Avatar The Lost Airbender. In it the main characters: Aang, Zuko, Katara, Mai, Sokka, Suki and Zuko's grandfather are celebrating the end of the 100 year war. Zuko becomes the Firelord, Aang and Katara finally figure thing out, Sokka is funny has always and the gang is still hanging together. It is a very refreshing scene in the Avatar story and is beautiful to what happens to Avatar: The End, Dou watch and enjoy.

Avatar: The Last Airbender is an animated show that is set in a magical world. The world is divided into four elemental powers. The elemental powers are earthbending, airbending, firebending, and waterbending. The world is made up of humans and animals. The show is fun to watch and it was made by nickelodeon. There are a lot of people in the story to the cartoon was hard to make because the architecture of the world is very complicated.

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Avatar’s themed include colonialism, environmentalism, environmental issues, economic geography, and corporate responsibility. Colonialism is the act of a controlling or governing influence of a nation over a dependent country, territory, or people. In Avatar, the humans come to Pandora to try to the mineral resource unobtanium (a fictional metal that is very expensive and rare), which Pandora is rich in. They try to control and move the natives out of their homes to harvest this metal. Environmentalism and environmental issues are both present in Avatar in the ways in which the military tries to move the Na’vi out of their home and how they try and harvest the resource. In the film, they knock down the Hometree, the home of the natives and

Avatar is a 2009 film of the epic science fiction genre, written and directed by James Cameron. It has been described as one of the greatest and most influential films of all time by many movie critics and has been awarded three Academy Awards. In the film, James Cameron conveys multiple key ideas, such as the dangers of ecological destruction and betrayal and redemption, through various stylistic features including character development, symbolism and costuming. The film was created to make the audience realise what the humans have done and will continue doing to their own planet. It also makes the audience sympathise with the Na’vi and want to be different to the humans that were shown in the film.

Admittedly, the start of the movie illustrates the concept of one species (the humans) infiltrating another’s (The Navi’s) homeland. This was purposeful, as the producer-James Cameron-wanted to represent the way Europeans invaded Native American lands many years ago. However, this historical correlation was not created based on racial matters, but rather to show the negative effects of imperialism. James Cameron told The