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Originally Posted by vader9900
Did I mention floating mountains!! One had a water fall coming out of it, where was the water coming from?
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This is easily explained in sci-fi, ground moisture produced by the insides of the mountains, the gravity field extracting moisture out of the air - rain fall - take your pick.
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Originally Posted by vader9900
Your right, that was well written.
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Epic Battles? Arrows hitting Gunships, at least the Ewoks used boulders and redwood trunks on the AT-STs.
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You did notice some of the human avatars had machine guns, and a one human with a helicopter - not to mention that the "smurfs" were 9 feet tall with arrows that penetrated the canopy of the aircrafts.
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Originally Posted by vader9900
Who acted well?
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I thought all of them was fairly good, believable in their roles both complete cgi roles and the more human ones. Sully of course, but Colonel Miles Quaritch was awesome! You loved to hate him from the get go.
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What was the deal with the USB hook up in their braids?
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It was part of the story to get people to understand that they were literally connected to their planet/moon. Quite unique in a movie I would say, and so much easier for the script writers, but it also gives a unique perspective when using a mounted animal - they are literally one, which can be a huge asset in combat.
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Sully was a traitor, and he is the hero!
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I don't know how much you caught of the movie plot, but Sully was a traitor to the PMC group mining on the planet yes - he was a hero of the people there and of justice. It's not much to betray if its built upon a false pretense "we are here to get the minerals, yes we want a peaceful negotiation with the locals, but if they don't see it our way we'll just kill 'em".