Good CGI, terrible, manipulative plot

Rating: 2/10 (4 January 2010)

I am very concerned about the number of 10/10s on this web site. This movie was all appearance and no substance. But the reason this movie lacked substance is even more disturbing than its absence. Many people on this web site have rightfully asked how James Cameron, a great director, could have spent so much time on Avatar's special-effects, but apparently no time on its plot. The answer is simple: politics.
James Cameron is a genius film-maker and, unlike George Lucas, he does know how to write a deeply involving script. He purposely chose to dumb-down the script in order to push an anti-military, anti-capitalist, anti-American message on a new generation. Ironically, Cameron is doing exactly what the humans did to the Na'vi in the movie. He is using his power, position and wealth to manipulate and change a society.
You may have noticed that almost all the reviews from Europe are 10/10. That's because they love any movie with an anti-American, anti-capitalists, pro-socialist message. If any of you reading this review are thinking of becoming movie directors, I strongly recommend that you make a movie that attacks American power, American wealth and American values. If you want to make millions, also include messages about saving the environment and indigenous people. DO NOT make a movie about socialist countries like Cuba, China, and Venezuela where reporters are regularly killed, and the people have the lowest standard of living. And definitely don't make a movie about how global warming and the entire environmentalist movement is based on faulty science.