the years twenty one fifty four
uh... and uh...
but here's what he wanted the four and a feeling for what happened on earth
vintners i can tell
uh... as
isn't the case with all
will be
at all like science fiction movies that that's really not material to what's
happening here we just a you something carmel cabin on earth and
uh... what is on that
the the planet
who cares i'm you know the name of the planet is it's a moon actual though i'm
sad all day the planet is down dot pandora's the mou
right we have of this other planet over and there's a war go ahead
they have some material that we need that's all you need to go david ellis
keep the spirit
but or
okay let you know how to avoid right dad oil we need a little
so this big company let's call them
was ordeal
halliburton albert her out how we're going to junction with
blackwell
whichever let us recognize that we have they are at
uh... their that they need to get the so well there's an indigenous population on
pandora
uh... the people who live there are called iraqi
okay looked up or date of america greta and i don't want to leave our dakota
sioux
detractors diagram old-school uh... the uh... the pandora's have uh... long blue
faces they're very tall and gangly that look like
hussein fault
acceptable
uh... and they are very quick
uh... by and uh... so the story is a battle between the uh...
what do you would be blackwater park at halliburton and the science park at
halliburton
and avatar
gets a little tricky but the idea is that uh... we can
uh... uh...
uh... pandora's
in among the people buying this and it's hard method where you what human being
would sort of
go into the shaver fall asleep and then become
this other person very literal use of the word at very little either will use
the word out our anarchy rosie i named jake sully played by sam worthington
uh... he's paralyzed when he's because when he is the avatar he'd be game for
the use of his legs
yet he is he will
will he as the science people want
uh... learn enough about them to come to a peaceful settlement were maybe they
give up some of this limitless supply of oil or will the military guys when they
will simply and i like the pandora's
uh... and and that is the uh... the the conundrum of the movie
intriguing
by the way i don't think i could possibly have done the work hideously
yeah up
uh... now you got the message it right don't you think that was james cameron's
pitch probably will distort uh...
he doesn't need it that you can step so that's one reason we've been waiting for
the support for a long time
uh... one at what he is not a movie in fifteen years he has it well he's done a
couple of documentaries but he hasn't had a very features and titanic which
was
twelve thirteen years ago right
yet so
uh... well i'll get to what i thought the first of all expenses with aliens
uh... dances lows but with aliens ok it's obvious like the dakotas who is
that our et cetera so the plot is not revolution and i want to exactly what
happened r_t_c_ right but it's standard romance standard you know
golden than a dozen or so the bad guys the nobles bhavan rights here
uh... but it was through of course really nicely done this james cameron
and uh... here are two sets of people riddle
love this movie
liberals this might be the most liberal movie ever made ok i think it's so
obvious that that's halliburton blackwater combined going after the navy
i'd also the dances with wolves and uh... and and the dakotas to immediate
shes the
metaphors tamarind your that yet yeah i i thought by frenzied it's kinda like
dances with wolves asylum
replaced with a writings at the end then others say the same people who love this
and this alliance carry enormous are successful
is for audiences
'cause it's you know in a lot of ways can be interpreted as anti american i
think it's not
but it seems like it's the american scum interactive figueroa more than the
american more not just the americans eat corporate america
yet and everybody hates corporate america even america's a corporate its
corporate accepting about right as i seem to be a campsite globalism story
on its own different quotes are that
i think the the republicans used article
love this mother love it if you do gangbusters about worldwide about me
personally uh...
i liked a lot i did ari dari
law that because
you know it's i'd the blue guys were too
ages never got usa i thought i was gonna use them but they were still a little
duty to me and they were a couple things like that that bothered me there was
nothing
revolutionary about the plot that that was a great etcetera
but in the end if you like movies
i go to this like it here
if you're a cabin movies here you have to see it
uh... i i thought it was you know
it delivered or was close the book legitimate
i thought this was alum i was
i was hoping for something that was going to be really okay
if not
changing
in at least
hits some marks that i think that was really hit
inouye marks well
operative this way for what
two-thirds three-quarters the movie you've got to meet characters that are
completely computer generated michael mcfaul
high court that totally works for me
that so i think is really a passive now is the story week absolutely the stories
which is it really simplistic absolutely i think of a certain level that actually
i hesitate to say right i kind of feet actually serves this movie well
because i feel like the production design at just a simple design there's
so much to see
the more complicated story feel i can start to mr
and actually you know the simple guide me and this particular case
is kinda happy the weather too much to have to pay attention to catholic
breakthrough briefings here for ben johnson one titanic was really simple
the plot was as simple as a guest and it did gangbusters so that i think he's got
that formula down
number two i'm not a big down all while special places that are but you're right
that i didn't even are totally forgot that they were
like that you know that and it's three-d_ we should mention that and and
they do a great job with the three d if there's not just reread it is uh... it
is uh... his ground-breaking three three-d_ like you've never seen it
and i i i think that you can
i did not endeavor oppressed by three i'm unite
that might myopathy two-word is indescribable
macabre but i think the abuse of three d was
affective but not essential i don't think it's essential to see this as i'm
curious what it was like to see it
and uh... include i will be asked to because i've you know i i thought was
interesting i came from the last time i saw somebody doing personally don't get
not really get many of the scenes that you see a lot of three-d_ movies where
it's to cute where he gets things occur pointing at the same thing there was
none of them outside which was not there was none of this without factory i think
that i said yeah
uh... so but what you think of that at the heart of it and did you like are you
know i thought it was a ballistic i had personal reaction that i had to titanic
which
you know there are problems for
delicately alright who wrote that
right uh... job plots there's no question that this work
splendid
and i i met you know and and and while i thought the plot was sort of rudimentary
and there was
there was uh... i'd just like uh... and again i feel silly criticizing the
sometimes i'd like to have written a lot of screenplays
my luck
uh... but but uh... but
the foreshadowing slick about it
waiting for and what you see so heavy itself here
the nec everything coming amato hole that is absolutely no suspects yeah
resolutely doses there's actually one thing in a plot that bother me which was
that the the the nabi which of the local population
or so savvy in the forest they know exactly what's coming in is so great
with that
and and you know i'm steve inskeep approach to some sort of attack one way
or another right
so where they attack comes dog wall i didn't see that cover it
how could you not see the gigantic you know machines coming through the four of
the wind changes they know that uh... practice serpents of move
four inches to the left of rabid exactly but you know this is the enrollment at
the better
so it will give him a slumber one of the forty feet away is well they were really
out
yet so that was that was a significant
and it was that i think the only thing that bothered me about like come up
that's a bit much trait otherwise it was fine dot co great plot but find plot but
so but that was a big problem for you get no that wasn't a big problem it was
uh... what i'm saying is that you had a similar reaction to the titanic word now
that said there were some splendid stuff intact and act like that
they hit the iceberg in the boat sank in
great stuff well and they're sequences in titanic that you know
if you don't know that story they set up like quicker economist
right let's hope that fidabasit rabbit o know that uh... but also it's just now i
didn't have so many of those moments here and i had the same sort of reaction
plot that said
uh...
uh... but the heavy handedness an the obvious foreshadowing of some painful
dialogue
that said there were no paid for performances and everybody was
fine and solid delivered there over the top happiness uh... when it was
necessary or just sort of silly delivery of life everybody did and i shall relent
credibility to it sam worthington though it's all donna
uh... forty weaver uh... a response so and it is splendid it is a grand film
anesthetic it that they can it is were seeing it is impressive in its affects
impress you at all like they got to be a little and almost never
get to me i was like a typical
and right there with a for a super never for a second did you think
but you forget that these are totally can you set up for these are computer
generated figure what you like bill these are the leads thriving communities
seven-foot eight-inch blue thin people italy thread and and where it could be
distracting and of lesser achievement technically
some of the avatar characters this one for the things i hadn't realized is that
avatars for cubans are supposed to somewhat look like
the people driving rights of the corny weaver avatar
looks like sigourney weaver is what i do i think the other words did but i guess
i would be believed although the the westerly guy kinda looked like chief was
like ok alone could see a little bit less duty about michael it is mouth
but you know if that'd be done
last skillfully
you from a technical aspect that would that work right and there was some
chance that with the blue guys you know the pulse works and then the three d
the de klerk land
as james cameron so he's not going to cloud right but if he had an anyway like
he was five percent over ten percent off that occurred in disaster that i i think
that from a technical standpoint
it's nearly six and yet you don't really
also avoids the
in that phrase uncanny valley they talk about where
you know as you as you're trying to do
c g_i_ characters are with robotics something that works to do it that might
you know the human mind rejects it because it's not moving right
these are things that we humans there just far enough off
you know i do i think that we're gonna be seeing fully c_d_i_ humans anytime
soon or i don't think so
i think that what camera does very wisely his characters
that parts of postal acumen and so it easier to accept that as character
partly my last point about limited already on it because
uh... it what i was abused by is they've got courses that i quite horses
if they got all credit creatures that are quite that kind of bridges alike
that looks too much like a
of course little too convenient that that there is another thread in the
bottom line unfair it the horse
love to watch leg or splintering you know that i don't know it's it's like
you have this thing up and all that bad moments almost exactly like yours
the court
uh... yeah come up
alright anyway
uh... in and eat you got to see it it's it's a tactic a hollywood movie and it's
not that i think
i don't want anybody hitler lusty it's a simple papa i like the plot there is no
way i have a great point one about the humans
that and at the forget that and that the plot it'd be really complicated
because i've been looking at the but if you've been really complicated there's a
danger in missing some of the vidual man visual magistrate right in the plot you
do get that cap
you know i don't know and i a relatively well what's wrong with republican of his
future world where they're like
everyday do everything write me we get these giant flying over crabs and so
forth
really book the windowsill democrat
unemployed yeah i active tissue extra beverages unlike all those other feeling
you go
uh...
all right so butted then i think i give it a very high school and give it any
points up the highest i've ever u even more than the lovely book fracture them
for professor
historic at the store all you really like to have a problem with the lonely
belligerent initiative notebook
uh... we have met uh... widow with nine
really
deal with the solid nine needs
uh... yes you can some boycotts really good
goes with it but it's it's a little kitty but it's it's plugged it i could
even be talked into it a and i may change my vote later but right now don't
support but but but not
but my dad rollover ginger to that that uh... with the glasses on talks about
them
yet the glasses pants by had a little bit my has to be ok a prophetic
territory on average
uh... people before eight point four at the solid as a guest consider your all
right now that i was and we did mention cost four hundred right now
that's yet that's inside and no-one
dole
because it was fun
i mean it what they what they want a little bit now will it that was money as
you pointed to brazil debate here in a lot of the well overseas
it'll make a difference anywhere
the sequel when they make a public you know
right of course publicity uh... arthur right what said you know if you are a
few days from today
together your pursuit of chapel
hillary