Subversive, tree-hugging propaganda

Rating: 1/10 (5 July 2010)

Someone in my household rented Avatar by James Cameron for $1 via Red Box DVD.
Reluctantly, I watched this piece of liberal, tree-hugging subversive, propaganda. I cannot believe that this is the biggest grossing motion picture of all time and that it was nominated for (and won) a plethora of awards.
Here's the deal in a nutshell: All Americans/white people are evil and native peoples are good, noble, peaceful, and in tune with nature. Got it?
The climactic battle is intended to bring the audience to cheer for those enemies killing US Marines and the traitorous humans who are helping them. Uhhh... go Taliban?
The tired, Liberal story of the evil white devils losing their souls as they rape and plunder an innocent world for its mineral wealth is about as cutting edge as a dull baby spoon.
And, even as these anti-American propaganda films go, this one is particularly poorly written, directed, acted, and the CGI is unremarkable as well. James Cameron has sunk to a new low - even for James Cameron.
The names of things in the movie and the ridiculously transparent "symbolism" would be laughable if it wasn't so pathetically treasonous in a time of war.
Planet: "Pandora" (or "Pandorum" - whatever). Are you kidding me? Boy, we opened a real Pandora's box here... Please! Mineral being sought: "Unobtainium". Really? So, we are supposed to be surprised when it turns out to be... unobtainable?
I could go on with the Pentagon-shaped emblems and Human compound, but I just don't feel like it.
Anti-Hero Jake Sully is supposed to be a disabled US Marine but they got the cardboard Sam Worthington to pay him without even the effort of trying to cover his British accent. The cartoon-like "Kill 'em All" Marine Colonel Quaritch is played with somnambulism by the obviously Soap-Opera-trained Stephen Lang. It appears he spent all of his prep time in the gym, because it sure wasn't on acting. The greedy corporate stereotype Parker Selfridge (Selfish?!?!) was phoned in by the usually talented Giovanni Ribisi. These actors should be ashamed of themselves. I know: "Crying all the way to the bank." But would you betray your country for thirty pieces of silver (even at today's prices)? Oh, that's right: Worthington isn't American, so he doesn't give a rat's rear-end that people will cheer for dead US Marines.
Let me guess: This movie was written by brace-faced teenage girls in the Mall, right? If you are a real American, and claim to "support our troops," you would be well-advised to stay away from this movie and anything Cameron does from this point forward. He is a Left- wing traitor to his country and is not even very good at that.