The first Sci-fi film I had ever review.

Rating: 10/10 (23 December 2009)

I saw the movie in 3D on Friday with my twin sister and a couple of friends, and after that I love it! And you know, this is the first sci-fi film I had ever check.
The film is in the year 2154 on the distant planet Pandora, Jake Sully unexpectedly got involve in a militant experiment because his twin brother was the applicant, but he got shot by a robber. Grace the scientist in charge of the "Avatar" project thinks this is a joke, like a paralyzed "jar-head reject" with no scientific experience what so ever is as part of this project. And about the Avatar experiment: it is basically a...neuro-DNA transference in which the consciousness is transfer in the body that looks like one the planet's natives known as the Na'vi. The Na'vi are humanoids aliens standing at 9 feet (2.7 m) tall, with tails, bones reinforced with naturally occurring carbon fiber, and bioluminescent blue skin. Of course I think the avatar bodies are fake.
During his experience in the Avatar project, Jake (like a "Wow! this is cool" kid) enjoys the experience in his Avatar shape; though it made the recovery crew nervous for him walking too fast, and for the first time in his life, Jake could run, walk and feel the soil between the toes. The next day, Colonel Miles Quaritch orders Jake to gain the trust of the Na'vi to convince them to abandon their "Hometree," which sits above a large deposit of unobtanium. And in return Quaritch would give Jake the money for his leg surgery. And while Jake is escorting Grace and a biologist named Norm Spellman, the group got attacked by a large predator. Jake becomes separated from the others and has to survive Pandora's dangerous wildlife, and saved by a female Na'vi named Neytiri. When some floating seeds attaching to himself she sees it as a spiritual sign from Eywa (their mother goddess) and takes him to the Na'vi Hometree, where her clan, the Omaticaya, live. And the Na'vi decide to teach Jake their ways. That's all I could tell you folks, you will have to see the film for yourself how it ends.
Overall, I really love this film and its glowing, neon colors for the planet's forest at night; also for the "Tree of Souls."