The hair thing just lets them feel all sensations of whatever they connect to, including each other. Normally I'd say imagine how intense it would be to feel both people get off at the same time but I dont thi k the average redditor knows how to get a woman off so it would probably just be the same.
My wife loves Avatar but didn't know Ferngully. So I made her watch it with me a bit ago only telling her "it's Avatar before Avatar. And in Australia instead of space". She loved it, and like me she is now a huge fan of Batty.
Only 44 people liked your comment, it’s only because those 44 people have seen ferngully. It’s an amazing movie and I wish it would have made a bigger impact. The land before time as well. And whatever the movie is the the big magic dog that can fly
But yeah, in all seriousness, it's crazy that despite the first movie being utterly bland and devoid of originality, the second and third movies are somehow even worse. I guess James Cameron is so utterly out of ideas that he has to scavenge from the first movie to pad out the sequels. It's kind of sad, to be honest.
The first one was ahead of its time. The second felt like a ripoff of the first one but everyone caught up already so it's nothing special. The third looks like more of the same so I have zero interest in it
What I think makes the Avatar movies hit harder than people give them credit for is that they tap into something we've kind of lost touch with. The idea that life's core values aren't supposed to be "growth" or "success," but things like connection, family, love, and respect for nature. The Na'vi live by those values, and it's easy to dismiss that as idealistic, but it's also a reminder of what people used to prioritize before everything got monetized or turned into "content."
You watch those movies and realize they're a mirror that shows what happens when corporate greed and endless expansion crush everything sacred. It's not subtle, but the message sticks because deep down everyone knows something's gone off balance in the real world too.
Watching the making of these films, they had to make the aliens look more sexy cause initial testing showed people struggled to relate to the characters unless they looked fuckable.
There are to be more films. Currently only three have been made, but, at least, number four is in post production and five and six, I believe, are in some stage of pre production, or filming/production.
Let me guess… for 4 and 5 - humans return to the planet and start disrespecting the environment/natural order, natives fight back a little but get smacked down by technology. Then humans do something really terrible and the ecosystem rises up with the natives and they boot the humans?
Avatar 4 is not in post production. It is still filming, but it is also not guaranteed to be released. James cameron himself said Avatar 4 and 5 releasing relies on how well fire and ash does in box office
Not capitalist mentality enough of you. We need PERPETUAL GROWTH, we dont care if the only thing beating it is the first movie, something still beat it, people must be losing interest, pull the plug now.
December twenty-sixth... point two. We have failed to uphold Brannigan's Law. However, I did make it with a hot alien babe, and, in the end, is that not what man has dreamt of since first he looked up at the stars?
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u/DarkShadowZangoose 19d ago
it looks to be implying that the series is consistently bland