Man, the black wall church propaganda in this gave me the ick in so many ways, good lord, honestly cringe worthy

Wait until they learn about what Mark Fisher said about using TV shows, movies, etc as a way to "fight" capitalism...

They won't know what a real fight feels like until they burn their skin under the sun of a Sunday morning during an emptied-out protest. It's in the streets where the fight is.

*desperately searching for my personal playlist online so I don't have to remake it on youtube before stop using spotify*

I have much more to say on the subject. I'll do research and probably make a very long video talking about it in the future to make people more aware of this issue. When Avatar 3 was over, I felt that no lesson was actually learned about the issues in the real world. Nobody seems to truly care.

This is something James Cameron, making millions from a movie about colonialism, should care about more instead of his expensive submarines. He cares about the environment but forgets that the indigenous people and their culture are an essential, indispensable part of that fight for the future.

Here in Brazil, almost every day, indigenous people get attacked and killed by the police and landowners. The Congress is doing everything in their power to take the land the indigenous people have lived on for thousands of years, and yet, people only seem to care about the blue indians from space.

And I'm starting to have problems with the Avatar movies when it comes to some more political, real life issues regarding indigenous people. I'm not talking about the very discussed white savior tropes, but to James Cameron and the general audience's clear indifference towards the indigenous cause.

I also couldn't shake the feeling that Fire and Ash should've been the actual second movie in this franchise instead of the third, since a lot of the plot beats from previous movies are repeated here and some points that were left open in that one are solved here in very simplistic fashion.

At times, it does feel that, despite being a world he created, James Cameron doesn't quite know what else to do with it. He shows different animals, different cultures of Na'vi, different geological phenomena in Pandora, but never truly goes as deep as he could in any of that. He goes in circles.

That final shot is... Concerning. I hope it's just bad or cartoony CGI...

Thanks for being so condescending.
Yes, I know that. I'm not fucking stupid.

What I mean is that the final shot, if not a pretty unfinished CGI, it looks AI generated.

that final shot got me....... pretty concerned, to say the least....

it's better that way honestly