A work of art, but predictable

Rating: 7/10 (13 April 2018)

It was undoubtedly a brilliant set, the amazing detail that had gone into everything on Pandora; the plant life, the animals and the Na'vi themselves. It was beautiful how they showed the luminescent plant life in the night and the details of the daytime planets.
I just wish they'd spent more time on the plot, it was too predictable for my liking.
As soon as they explained the premise of 'driving' the avatar bodies I had figured out the plot; the main character would integrate himself with the natives using his avatar body, fall 'in love' with the native people, then switch allegiance's as they fought off the invading human army who the main character had worked for, naturally they would win and he would stay with the natives on Pandora when everyone else left.
How they transferred his mind from his human body into his avatar body was inventive and something I hadn't considered, and Sigourney Weaver's death was a plot twist which didn't really affect the story but came as a surprise.