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Guest	In awe of that answer! Rellay cool!
Guest	Phenomenal brakedown of the topic, you should write for me too!
Guest	That's not just the best awnser. It's the bestest answer!
Guest	As much as I aeceppiatrd the film for its technical (literally) merit – I stood up and cheered during the credits for IT Support – even I found the story very simple. However, what really struck me was the comments of the people around me… It really took the whole length of the movie for them to understand what I picked up in the first 5 minutes of Neytiri’s face to face encounter with Jake.My personal deja vu moment with the script was “A Man Called Horse”, which may have made it under the radar due to its age. I can definitely agree how the use of archetypes was liberally employed to give some depth (in some cases, the only depth) to most of the supporting characters (the emotional turmoil and angst of Tsu’tey was vastly under represented). Without the use of the audience’s previous knowledge of the character types, the story would have completely floundered, pretty pictures or no.I was able to appreciate the cinematography, particularly after watching the new Battlestar Galactica, evident in the zooming shots during the massed air raid with the shuttle towards the end. I must admit I did not notice things “coming out” of the screen, a nearly comical element almost always shown in 3D movies (Journey to the Center of the Earth, anyone?). It seemed instead a window into the world, and the quality allowed the illusion of literally being a window, as real as the surrounding theatre. The only real glare was making the photos on the fridge 3D as well, when realism would have been better served leaving them as 2d.Overall, I liked it (because I already liked the story – or stories – it was based on). I am sure it will be heralded as a technical achievement, but claiming it “changes the way movies are made” is blatant hyperbole. Good to see, especially in 3D, but don’t expect it to change your life.
Guest	Na'vi Tsu Tey will always live in my heart since I have him imzeoalitrd in a toy figure and forever riding his beloved banshee. Who knows, maybe he survived the gunshot wounds and will be alive in the sequel. Tsu Tey, I will ride with you!

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