Anyone notice the parallels to Pocahontas?

Rating: 10/10 (23 December 2009)

The marines and humans are the new world coming over to America (Pandora) and the aliens are the Native Americans (using bows and arrows against steal and guns). The main character befriends the daughter of the chief and in the end fights against his own people along side of the Native Americans (aliens).
James Cameron has literally created a new medium. The complete integration of CGI with real life. using as much data from both worlds at the same time.
Also, did anyone notice that he broke the animation realness curve? As you approach hyper real with a human in CGI, it begins to look worse. James Cameron was able to assemble together enough techs and artists to break that curve and create realistic humans that don't look "odd". Remember all those terrible parts in the new Star Wars films where you can immediately tell that it was a CG character? (like Darth Maul jumping and doing a back flip when Qui-Gon says "Anakin, get down!"
There was NONE of that in this movie, it looked so natural. I can't believe they filmed it in a gym, with no sets?!?! (i mean obviously there were some sets, but whatever.)
11 out of 10, this movie breaks ground, smashes open a cavernous gap in reality and releases 10,000 Buddha natures onto the world.