I Am Truly Speechless for Avatar

Rating: 10/10 (8 January 2010)

With so many objective and intelligent reviews, some may have impressed millions of readers and some maybe buried from tons of commentaries and never had any chance being read. But i rather have my feelings written rather than never tried to be heard at all.
James Cameron did it again! Since his Titanic that smashed a lot of movies in the row that left people shading tears, breathless and made his masterpiece a history to mankind, he comes out again with something more spectacular and never seen in big screens. Avatar is truly a cinematic experience i would never forget.
No word to describe the movie as whole but it is certainly a piece of art and a real entertainment. The story is predictable, you can tell what will happen in the end, but what makes it a good film is that the elements to make a story perfect is to add some ingredients which James Cameron didn't fail to put in to. Visual Effects make a humongous contribution for the movie that is undeniably unconventional kind of imagination. Pandora is a perfect fantasy, an escape in which every human desire and aspire for in their deepest subconscious minds glittered with painful reality in this world we live in. Imagine when you are in pain and there is no other alternative cure for it but to tolerate it, then, the only way to alleviate the pain is by thinking something good to at least in a second of your life you will forget everything. That is Avatar! Cameron's imagination is superb and with depth of artistic touch that captures human weakness. Drama is obviously what most people want to see in a story- something that create an unforgettable impression in the heart of every audience who leave the theater. Titanic has touched millions of people around the world that never vanished in the memory like any other movies. Same through with Avatar- it will surely last forever.
The Na'vi are those who believe that everyone has a connection- that if they permit themselves to engage to it will create unity and peace among them guided by a god they call 'Eywa'. There are people like the Na'vi who still exist today- those who protects nature and their culture but are being sabotaged, abused and invaded by outsiders who don't belong with them- leads to destruction and extinction of natural beauty.
The irony: So many people invade other private lives in the most friendly way, become a friend then later leaves devastation of innocent people. Look at what is going on in Iraq, Afghanistan and other parts of the world. Who are the Na'vi? Who are the "Intruders"? Thank you.