"You teach me how to see..."

Rating: 10/10 (30 December 2009)

Thank you James Cameron and all the people who made this incredible movie: a visionary prayer for the human species.
The concept and execution are flawless. The acting is top notch. The special effects are nothing less than astonishing and groundbreaking. The running time is long, but every minute was worthwhile and I never got bored.
We are both the Sky People and the Na'vi. It is our destiny to realize that our hearts are connected in and through our mother, the earth.
Avatar tells the story of Jake Sully, a former marine who was wounded and paralyzed in war. Jake is selected to participate in the Avatar Program, which will enable him to walk. The program consists of mixing Human DNA with the DNA of the native Na'vi, to form an Avatar. Jake travels to Pandora, a moon near the size of earth, on a large spaceship. In his Avatar body, Jake meets Neytiri, the Na'vi princess of the Omaticaya's Clan. The RDA finances the Avatar program but their main purpose is to to obtain Unobtainium, a rare mineral that can solve the humans' energy crisis and that is worth $20 million a kilogram back on earth. The Avatars are meant to negotiate the Na'vi to relocate from a huge Unobtainium deposit. When the RDA start to destroy Pandora to get the mineral, Jake endeavors to help Neytiri and the rest of the Na'vi to stop the RDA and their private army.