The violence is so blatant, over the top and choreographed that I don’t find it all that upsetting.  Especially when I compare it to the real world. 

So more of the same ...the fight in traffic looks like bad cgi

What’s your point? It was trying to and successfully escaping for 24 hours before they killed it. So your point about it being angry for 10 minutes is more or less moot. They should have tranqed it.

You didn’t give any reasons why the facility should not have been qualified and capable of handling such a situation with said tranquilizer.  

It’s a fair point. They uploaded Jake’s mind in real-time to a Na’vi body in the first one with no problems. And that wasn’t a copy, it was Jake.

It’s not racism nor cultural myopia, it’s just pretty normal brain wiring stuff. With names that sound familiar you’re just connecting a face to a name you already know how to spell and can tie back to other people you’ve known with the same name, which creates a foundation for memory.

Those of old enough to have been kicking around in the mid-late 90s will recognize the termite image as something similar to something that was described as “rods” by budding cryptozoologists. possibly even a new spices of insect.

You must not like any movies because practically all of them are tech demos, and have been for a while. Whether it’s 3d modeled characters, backgrounds/scenery, weather, populating space with things, effects, or any of the other gazillion ways films are manipulated, it’s all tech demos, even your favorite ‘thought-prov…

I’m going to send a parcel with these stamps and call it Pandora’s box. 

Strangely, the inhabitants of Pandora taste a lot like glue.

The mental gymnastics you people are doing to try to prove that your endless hate on Cameron has some kind of merit is always a joy to watch.

Those power lines should be hanging a little bit lower....

They can say anything they want.

Easy. Be nowhere. 

Math is stupid powerful. 

George obviously stumbled onto it.

I suggest “...home in...” is more appropriate than “...hone in...” To hone is to sharpen.

signed - Grammar Police: To Serve and Correct.  :)

Constant Artemis failures? You mean successful identification of potential failures, right? How many years did your boy Elon fail at landing his science projects on a barge before the blind squirrel finally found a nut? NASA doesn’t have the freedom of endless streams of cash AND no regulatory oversight/lack of giving…

They hit an object that is ONLY 500 feet across, using a projectile traveling at nearly 15,000 miles per hour, from 7 million miles away

How in God’s name did you come to the conclusion that scientists have “stumbled” upon any of this?