Does James Camerons Avatar a uniquely futuristic film with a hidden message?”
Review: James Cameron’s ‘Avatar’ a uniquely futuristic film with a message December 22, 5:12 PM Nashville Movie Examiner Katy Coil Many critics have complained that James Cameron’s lastest film Avatar is more about the special effects than the plotline, which is really a ‘duh’ statement when it comes to sci-fi action movies with multimillion dollar special effects. However, these critics may fail to see the message hidden in the plotline, which may be simplistic so even the youngest of viewers can be awed by the CGI magic while taking home a valuable lesson. Even those who spend the entire film looking for plot-holes can’t deny that this film is something special, launching to #21 on IMDB.com’s Top 250 list within days of premiering. Jake Sully (Sam Worthington) seems an unlikely candidate for the government program on the foreign planet of Pandora. He is paralyzed from the waist down after seeing action in one of the increasing world wars on planet Earth and his identical twin brother
Many critics have complained that James Cameron’s lastest film Avatar is more about the special effects than the plotline, which is really a ‘duh’ statement when it comes to sci-fi action movies with multimillion dollar special effects. However, these critics may fail to see the message hidden in the plotline, which may be simplistic so even the youngest of viewers can be awed by the CGI magic while taking home a valuable lesson. Even those who spend the entire film looking for plot-holes can’t deny that this film is something special, launching to #21 on IMDB.com’s Top 250 list within days of premiering. Jake Sully (Sam Worthington) seems an unlikely candidate for the government program on the foreign planet of Pandora. He is paralyzed from the waist down after seeing action in one of the increasing world wars on planet Earth and his identical twin brother, a trained scientist, was supposed to be the one entering into the program before he was murdered. Sully finds himself in his brot
