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Excellent review and analysis. While watching 'Avatar' I did wonder what Ridley Scott might have done with it.

Posted by Tony D. on January 5, 2010 at 19:00:26:
But that's just wishful thinking.

Thing about Cameronâ€™s movies is that many people forget to turn the critical, political and analytical parts of their brains off when they enter the theatre. Once one lets the experience of Avatar take control it's actually quite an engrossing and fun experience.

BTW, when my friend and I exited the theatre he was talking about how much he enjoyed 'Dancing with Na'Avi'

J.B.