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Avatar: Just a movie or more? Avatar is a beautifully made film, rich with details and refernces made to the early start of America, and dealing with the native americans. The skypeople, humans, refer to the pilgrams while the Na'vi represent the native americans. The skypeople offer the education and medication in order to get them to move from their homes. The mineral the people are trying to get represents the land which the native americans had. They mentioned to Jake to learn their ways

its goals and be truly success full. Avatar does not neglect this and raised the bar with regards to background music and camera angles used in the film. While filming the movie, James Cameron had the chance to test out some revolutionary motion capture filmmaking technology which is a virtual camera system. Cameron

this! This is sad. Very sad only,” (Cameron, Avatar). This shows that the Na’vi values life, and they want nature to live freely on their own. On the other hand, the humans do not value nature, the humans value the money from the unobtanium. While talking to Parker Selfridge, Grace shares her opinion, “You need to wake up, Parker. The wealth of this world isn't in the ground - it's all around us. The Na'vi know that, and they're fighting to defend it,” (Cameron, Avatar). In The Hunger Games: Catching

Avatar is more innovative and than District 9, it manipulates the Sci-Fi genre more. In Avatar humans become the Aliens because they travelled to another planet, while District 9 is a cliché Sci-Fi movie because the Aliens come to Earth and are the enemy because they are different. In Avatar humans become the enemy, this is a different take on Sci-Fi films, District 9 follows the cliché that Aliens are the dangerous ones not humans. In the beginning of Avatar Jake Sully awakes from cryosleep, he

TRUDY CHACON Trudy Chacon, portray by Michelle Rodrigues, was a confident SecOps pilot for the RDA. Her primary task was to pilot a Samson that was used for transportation and for battle. She lived in Pandora when she first appeared in the movie and had already been serving for the RDA two years when she met Jake Sulley. Shortly after she met Jake she was thrust into leadership role in the take down of the RDA. Trudy also flew the trio to a temporary science station in the Hallelujah Mountains

Similarly, Eytukan the clan leader of the Na’vi also shared the same sentiment who regarded Jake Sully as to having an ‘alien smell’ and did not belong to the tribe (Cameron & Landau, 2009). This evidently shows that both were equally disrespectful towards each other’s cultures. Analysing through exoticism which critique others culture as exotic and alluring (Lundberg, 2009). It is has shown that Pandora is filled

However, it our madness, determination, and passion for our work that propelled us to exclaim, “I want to create,” in the first place. And it is that mindset that sets us apart. Someone else who had a dream and pushed towards it is no other than James Cameron. His path toward success did not start off easy, and like the rest of

“I’m a golden god,” Russell Hammond shouts from a roof top as he is about to jump off into a pool from a bad acid trip. The iconic rock-n-roll scene of inflated egos and strung out rock stars. However, this is a rare occurrence in Almost Famous. It is a story of a boy, William Miller (Patrick Fugit), becoming a man while learning about the rock-n-roll culture with his only true friend, his tape recorder. William, age fifteen, is traveling with the band Stillwater to interview them for a Rolling

particular episode. To only look at House's relationship with Cameron, however, would prove as an injustice. House is equally rude and uncouth with his other two employees. One is black, and one is British. To say that House ignores either of these factors would be completely incorrect. House refers to the black man as "darky", asks him about crime related incidents, all in an effort to spite him. This is the same way he speaks with Cameron about her womanhood. Is he sexist? Is he racist? Maybe. Personally

Western European Baroque Era and today’s society In today’s world modern art has been a big factor in the society today, whether or not we know it looking at Western European Baroque Era, naming some of the best Baroque artist such as Bernini and Caravaggio, they used great illustrations such as drama, motion and even feeling in the work they presented. It showed life in the time and the effort they put forward. Most of all it showed the truth and the reality in what they work on. Comparing today’s