Fights with my favorite movie of all time.

Rating: 10/10 (2 March 2010)

My favorite movie of all time has always been Star Wars from 1978. This movie is the first movie to ever make me even think about it. I've seen dozens of movies I've liked, and this is the first that has gone beyond liking it to loving it. I first went to see this a little over a month ago, not having very high expectations. But man, was I wrong.
The story begins by pretty much introducing the main character, Jake Sully. His brother who was supposed to go to Pandora, a moon in the closest Star System from Earth, was killed. Since Jake has identical DNA, he is offered to take his place. Since the Earth is suffering in a bad economy, and Jake has a broken back, he takes the offer. The moon is inhabited by dangerous animals, and a local native humanoid group called the Na'vii.At first, Jake does not care for them at all. But at the end, he is willing to give his life for them.
I believe this movie shows a transformation of a character from an arrogant attitude, into a feeling that he's willing to give his life for. When Jake reaches Pandora, he has an arrogant and bad attitude. He doesn't care about the Natives. He doesn't care about the operation. He just wants to get his legs back. At the end of the film, Jake has completely broken away from assisting his sergeant, who wants to get rid of the Natives. Accompanied by two scientists and a marine, Jake sets out to save the local Natives from their undying doom.
It's still playing at three different show times here in Pennsylvania. If it's still showing in your town, go see it. I'll be seeing it for the third time this weekend.