My review about the movie "Avatar"
Background
Humans found a planet called pandora and on it they found a unidentified material, something which cannot be found on earth and investors are willing to pay millions for the material. However, on the planet are natives protecting their homeland and the material deposit is the greatest under the natives' homeland(Its a huge tree). This lead to a conflict between humans and the natives as the humans wanted the natives to move out so they could harvest the rich deposits below the huge tree but the natives were uncooperative. Humans found a way to communicate with the natives by combining the native's dna with humans dna thus creating a being which looks like the natives and can be remotely controlled by human who's dna was fused with the native's dna.
My thoughts
The movie was great overall the special effects were all very clear and the story was very interesting. I liked the idea of everything in this world is made up of energy and we are only borrowing it, having to return one of the days, most probably when we die(we become fertilisers for the ground or energy for the things that eat our bodies). The main character also said something very correct "The sky people(humans) think they can take everything they want.....However we will show them that they CANNOT take anything they want" and i find it true. Who or what gives humans the right to everything? Burning trees for more land, harvesting everything, killing the planet slowly but surely. Sure, we are starting to go green nowadays trying to conserve on everything but that is only when it becomes a crisis. Why can't humans think of the consequences when they decide on something which may affect them for the rest of their lives? Why only try to repent and make up for their mistake and not try to prevent the mistake from even happening? Is technology advancement all that good?
Well that's all for my thoughts. Though i may be critising abt humans and their ways but i myself is using a computer(tech) to type this out so i can't complain :)