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- First time watching and reacting to Avatar (2009)
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I'm not surprised Dasha was so captivated by this film. Anyone with a big heart and pure soul feels the same about this movie.
The term PADS (post Avatar depression syndrome) was coined due to the very real depression experienced after seeing this movie. People were legit depressed, even suicidal, having to return to this world after seeing such a beautiful and fulfilling world. Still get a little twinge sometimes while watching it.
One of my all time favorite movies. It was the most immersive 3D experience I've ever had in a theater. The plants, animals, creatures, colors, everything had me in awe. They're re-releasing Avatar in 3D this September for those who missed the experience in 3D
Are they really? That's awesome. Avatar was amazing in 3d at the theater.
@@ToolFist598 Yes, remastered with better visual effects as well
@@mezmerized4lifejay654 Cool can't wait to see that. Think I saw it in theater 4 times during the original release lol.
@@ToolFist598 Dope, I seen it 5x. I was obsessed lol. I'll probably see the new one even more lbvs. Our multiple viewings (others too obviously) are why it reached the numbers it did.
I'm 56 and watching this in 3D was the greatest cinematic experience I've ever had. I was totally emersed in the world.
There's a director's cut that fleshes out a lot of details, particularly why Natiri wanted to kill Jake. Natiri and her little sister had been learning English at Grace's school for some time (probably a year or two) when the sister attacked a bulldozer destroying the forest. In retaliation, the soldiers tracked the sister back to the school and ending up killing her and several other young Navi. There's a scene where Grace shows Jake the school building, all shot up, and explains what happened. IMO, this scene adds a TON to the story and there's a few others that do too.
For anyone who enjoyed this movie and wants to watch it again leading up to the sequel, I highly suggest watching the Director's Cut/Extended Version.
I wonder why they cut that out??? It's pretty important to Natiri's story and it explains why Grace had to leave the school.
Sylwanin was Neytiri’s OLDER sister.
*_She_* was to have been the next Tsahik, after Mo’at; when she died, her position, and her fiancé Tsu’tey, were inherited by Neytiri.
The same Director's Cut also provides more background to the humans and their reason of being on Pandora. The theatrical release that Dasha watched here is, dare I say, dumbed down to simplistic "aliens-good-humans-bad". The deleted scenes featured in the Director's Cut provides more moral ambiguity to the whole human/Navi conflict, with the RDA being shown as less of a greedy megacorporation seeking to profit at the expense of natives and more of just doing whatever it takes to provide a desperate humanity with a much-needed resource.
With that context, there's no longer such a clear distinction between heroes and villains, both sides simply fighting for their species and way of life. It also makes Jake look like less of a hero, and more like a profoundly-selfish man who puts his love interest and his captivation with the native environment above billions of his own conspecifics back on Earth whose very survival depend on the success of the Pandoran mining operation.
@@CyberWar666 I still see Jake as ultimately in the right here. He has this rationale of the humans having destroyed their own world, and not wanting to let them destroy another beautiful ecosystem to fix it. The humans had their chance. I agree wholeheartedly with that sentiment.
@@littleredruri An understandable if misguided sentiment on his part.
The story of Avatar is fundamentally that of the colonization of North America (or rather the leftist interpretation of it). A society of noble savages live in peace and harmony with beautiful nature until the evil imperialist colonizers from an ugly and polluted technological society arrive to strip-mine the place for everything its worth. One of the invaders becomes disgusted with the ways of his society, goes native, helps the natives beat back the invaders and lives happily ever after. Or so the movie wants us to believe.
Yet Jake ultimately represents just a tiny, misguided fragment of the vast human species. While his betrayal did a lot to damage the human colonization project, it is ultimately just a temporary setback. For every human the Navi killed or chased away, there's a million desperate and angry humans back on Earth eager to take their place. If the locals and native wildlife prove too implacable, the humans ultimately have the technology to just sterilize the place with orbital bombardment and get what they came for one way or another.
So Jake is ultimately fighting for a cause that was lost already when humans and Navi made first contact. Unless the Navi have the plot armor of a star dreadnought, their fate is already decided. In a clash between primitives and industrial civilizations, industry and progress has won every single time, and the best outcome for the natives has been confinement to reservations. That is the inevitability of progress - it comes whether one wants it or not, and cares not for such notions as "right' or "fair".
I guess we'll have to wait and see if the creators of Avatar 2 will have come to that conclusion as well, or taken the easy road and just given Jake and his blue alien buddies enough plot armor to weather out everything humanity has to throw at them.
My best friend passed away last year in August, and this was her favorite scifi movie her and I enjoyed because she wasn't a fan of starwars. I just messaged her mom that avatar 2 is coming right on her birthday so we all can watch on her behalf
This is beautiful
That is beautiful that you want to celebrate your friend…Also sorry for your loss 😢
"Oh my gosh, I can't imagine life with a tail" 😂
I enjoyed Dasha’s reaction to Avatar more than I enjoyed watching Avatar for the first time in the theater. She really does have the best reactions
She has a good heart and sometimes the things she says, although somewhat naïve and idealistic, really show what kind of person she is. Honestly, she kind of sounds like me at times. Glad I found her, kind of makes me feel a little bit better about myself.
Jake: "How will I know if he chooses me?"
Neytiri: "He will try to kill you."
I just realized that Neytiri could be talking about herself, too. She tries to kill Jake when she first sees him, but then later she chooses him to be her mate. Thas cute.
Correct me if im wrong, but I also realized that during their first encounter with toruk (the giant ikran), it was trying to kill jake. It just suddenly appeared and chased him while he and neytiri were flying together. I watched closely and between him and neytiri, toruk was def. chasing him. Great foreshadowing in the movie.
The terminator movies, Aliens, True Lies, and now Avatar. Now you need to see James Cameron's Titanic.
Don’t forget Abyss.
@@Jason_xofilos Everyone (including me, till you mentioned it) forgets The Abyss. Why? It's an awesome movie, it shouldn't be forgotten. I've seen The Abyss 3 times dammit.
Stephen Lang plays a great Antagonist!!! Avatar, Fire Down Below, Tombstone
He was great on the small screen as the one armed man in The Fugitive and the wheelchair badass in Into The Badlands, too.
Hi Dasha!
Some things to consider;
- Generally speaking, the 3-D effect is most effective when used to show depth (as opposed to throwing things at the screen). The cameras used to film this movie (invented for this movie by James Cameron) capture the depth in an amazing way.
- When this movie is re-released in theaters, please make it a point to see it in 3-D. (there are precious few movies I recommend seeing in 3-D... This one is at the top of the list)
This film won the Oscar for the CGI. Interesting fact (to me anyway), my cousin was on the CGI team!
Your cousin should be proud of their work here. This film does have a couple of flaws but the special effects/CGI were not among those flaws.
thats cool asl
I am so thankful that I got to see this in 3D in theaters. Breathtaking!
12:25 this girl realizes the "why him?" nearly right away. Nice
Thanks for the shout out Dasha! Great reaction. Too bad you didn't get to see it in a theatre. The effects are great and the world that James Cameron created is amazing. It will be interesting to see the sequel.
it was ok
Actually, when it first hit the theatres, the 3D technologies weren't that good yet, and there were a lot edging artifacts in sweeping panoramic shots.
The much-delayed Avatar 2 will finally hit theaters this December 16, 2022. That's 13 years after Avatar.
This movie was amazing in 3D on release in theaters, so visually stunning on the large screen.
The actor playing the corporate guy wearing the tie and pushing for more "unobtainium" played the medic in Saving Private Ryan.
Amazing film Avatar directed by James Cameron starring Sam Worthington, Zoe Saldana, Michelle Rodríguez and Sigourney Weaver. Thank you Dasha and coming soon in this year 2022 finally the sequel Avatar: The Way of Water😊👍👍👍
Science fiction magazines have been published for nearly a century, often with wonderful artists doing the artwork for the covers, and for me Avatar felt like every frame was one of those cover illustrations, I think that's the movie's greatest quality.
True. A good sign for a CGI heave movie is if you can pause it at any moment of the movie and it could be a wallpaper or really beautiful concept art. I think that is true for this movie. I don`t think Avatar 2 will be as breathtaking because we have been following CGI develop for 13 years and our eyes have been watching the progression and have gotten used to picture perfect CGI by now, so the feeling you got from watching the first movie will be really hard to replicate.
i love how she pays attention to details and how the movie looks, and just seems to positive! i love her! we need more people like you in the world who can see the beauty of movies like this ^^ and your dialect is also adorable
Lady, your use of the word "dope" had me laughing so hard I hat to pause your video. You are hilarious, in a very positive way, the innocence you portray is addictive. You make my day when I watch your videos. 🥰
Bioluminescence is a beautiful thing. I wish there was more of it in our world.
0:54 I actually watched this in theaters. Only option was 3D, and I already wear glasses. So, I ended up having to watch a movie with 2 pairs of glasses sitting on my nose, and during that movie, the most badass cold I had in a decade decided to start kicking in. Great movie, but the experience was not enjoyable for me lol.
haahhahahah as a fellow specs guy i can totally relate bruhhh.. i dont watch movies in 3d because of this...
Brutal...sorry man
James Cameron knows how to create a memorable film. "Terminator 2", "Aliens", "Titanic", "Avatar".
True Lies as well.
I remember watching this movie at the cinema in 3D with my daughter. During the scene where the fairies heal the injured man's body, my daughter keep putting her hand in the air trying to grab the fairies. LOL
I saw this on a massive IMAX screen in 3D, it was a marvellous experience, I ended up seeing Avatar many more times in IMAX 3D. So if you ever get the chance watch on the biggest screen possible. The sequel is being released in December, but I think that Avatar will be released again in September.
I recommend the movie Alita: Battle Angel. It was James Cameron's original idea to screen the manga. However, the concept was too complicated to create it, which is why Avatar was created. For my part, I recommend Alita.
I remember seeing this in theaters on my birthday waaaaaaaay back in 2009 in RealD 3D and being blown away by everything that makes up this film. The VFX, the MoCap tech, the story, the soundtrack. Everything. It was an incredible experience. I can't wait to see Avatar: The Way of Water on my birthday this year in IMAX 3D.
It’s coming out on my birthday weekend too
I am going to see the sequel on my birthday as well! (Mine’s December 21st!)
I like how Dasha wanted to see more of the animals and more of the landscape like she wanted to get out there and just explore and see it all. I don't know if Dasha likes camping but she seems like she would fit in with the people that I like to go camping with because we all want to get out there and explore and see the beauty that nature has to offer.
The thing is if you pay attention carefully you'll realize Jake didn't care about anything in general in the beginning. He never really picked a side. He was just more inclined to pick the marines because he was one. He really was just going with the flow. Yes, he gave information about the tree to the head people but it's a tree. A tree can only have so much structure so they would have easily destroyed it without his intel as well.
You could say this is an actual true story from the past adapted to a fictional world.
When I was in highschool, my mother told me I could pick out a wallpaper for one wall and paint the other three walls of my bed room. I picked a green, purple and blue wallpaper. Just saying you said those colors go well together 😂
I think is unusual that a beautiful and talented actress like Zoe Saldana’s two most famous roles involve her wearing blue and green body paint. But she does appear in three of the five top grossing movies of all time. 🤷♂️
Between this, the MCU, and the recent Star Trek trilogy, Zoe Saldana is the queen of visual medium science fiction.
She was in The Terminal, she looked normal in that one. Good movie, I recommend it.
@@adrianrocha49 The Terminal needs more love from reactors. As does another movie in which Zoe Saldana looked normal, The Losers. Hopefully Dasha covers them both.
I got to experience it in full 3D and it was so worth it! Granted it was the early days of what we know as modern 3D movies, but James Cameron is completely the real life embodiment of John Hammond from Jurassic Park. "Spare no expense."
Part of the reason this movie did so well was the technology used at the time. Especially the 3D if you saw it in theaters. The 3D was way better than any other 3D movie, made you feel like you were actually in Pandora and a part of the world.
James Cameron also wrote Alita: Battle Angel adapting it from Manga, which the author of the Manga gave high praise. I recommend a reaction to Alita: Battle Angel. There is supposed to be other movies in the works. Recommend watch the behind the scenes too. The direct even gives a cooking class on how to make your own chocolate bars.
The first time for this movie really should be in 3D....it does enhance the experience considerably.
Unless 3D gives you migraines (speaking from personal experience).
My favorite movie. I saw this 3 times in the theater. I can not describe how amazing this movie was on a huge IMAX screen in 3D. Truly the most amazing experience of my life.
This movie was in theaters several months. It changed the 3-D visual effects for the next movies since 2009. I think the director of How to Train Your Dragon (2010) was inspired by these "dragons" to apply them to his project. I cannot wait for the sequel in this year.
I agree Pandora looks fantastic and so beautiful, I saw the teaser trailer in IMAX 3D, before Dr Strange and the Multiverse of Madness and it looked fantastic. Regarding the beauty of Pandora some people got obsessed with it and sadly got very depressed (or worse) when they realised that it didn't exist. The planets and animals on Pandora were modelled on aspects of existing plants and animals but they were applied in very unusual ways.
Saw Avatar twice in theaters. I enjoy it, despite the flaws, and I'm excited for the sequel (mainly to see if James Cameron can go 3 for 3 with amazing sequels).
yeah!
I didn't even think about Cameron's previous track record with sequels. The odds of Avatar 2 being better than the first are higher than initially occurred to me.
I wish they could play it again in cinemas a week before Avatar 2 comes out. I bet it would make millions again, and I would go see it again
They are re-releasing this movie in September.
I always thought it was interesting that James Cameron turned his movie "Aliens" upside-down to make "Avatar." This time the aliens are the heroes and the humans are the problem. Some of the other clues are casting Sigourney Weaver and the hero fighting the villain, who is in the mechanical suit this time. I felt that he had done this with the "Terminator" as well, when in T2, the Terminator is a hero and our heroine, Sarah Connor, runs the risk of becoming the thing she hates, a Terminator in her own right. That's why I think James Cameron's action films are always a cut above, there's a lot of layers in the stories and a lot detail in every aspect.
10:10 I had this same reaction when I first saw this movie. The moment that forest lit up with all them colors I was in awe. “So beautiful. Wow. That setting is amazing.” I saw this ,Ovid in theaters 5 times (3 in 3D, 2 in regular). 6 when you include the limited re-release in theaters that had an additional 8 minutes. The dvd includes both versions and a 3rd version exclusive to the dvd release. The 3rd one had another 8 minutes added (16 additional minutes in total) and an alternate beginning
Thanks Dasha, your enthusiasm and sense of wonder are infectious!
If I remember correctly this was the most expensive film ever made. Everyone thought that even if it was a big blockbuster it might not make its budget back. Turned out it was actually pretty financially successful despite the 300 million dollar (if I remember correctly) pricetag, grossing something like 700 million. A massive success.
Dasha, if you enjoyed this movie. I would recommend Dances with wolves.
It isn't in outer space. But a similar story.
I think you will love it.
Dasha is such a wonderful reactor that you can feel the movie. I love this movie and it is one of only ones where I was cheering for the aliens to beat the humans. I watched the "making of" and it is so cool all the tech they used. Super outstanding reactions Dasha, keep up the great work.
What about District 9? I think most people also root for the aliens in that movie.
@@-M0LE So very true
@@adrianrocha49 You are correct. Another one of the few where we cheer for the aliens. You really feel for the main guy and the alien with the kid.
I was actually rooting for the RDA. No joke.
Too much 40k i suppose
@@andrews.5212 So did I. Humanity's survival depends on the success of the mining operation on Pandora, yet the guy who was supposed to broker a peaceful arrangement with the natives goes off to chase some blue local tail instead and crashes the whole op with his little do-gooding eco-terrorist crusade. I always saw Jake as the villain, tormented by an inferiority complex because of his disability, resentful of his own species because of what happened to his brother, and not even smart enough to realize the importance of his mission.
It was shot in 3-D for IMAX and should be seen on a HUGE screen.
4:17 ...."I can't imagine a life with a tail".... Nah, the usual, you travel through space, you eradicate any life form in a planet, and then you sell the planet to the best buyer..... Like any good Saiyan does......
The film is beautiful. Dasha is too. But, I couldn't take my eyes off of the poor cute dog on the couch with the conehead. Hang in there puppy! Stitches today, belly rubs tomorrow.
Great reactions to this very beautiful visual film, Dasha!!!🎬👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽The sequel is scheduled to release in December. Sounds like you have a cold. I recommend chicken soup broth (sold in cartons), clear liquids, and popsicles are OK too.
Your reaction was amazing! I thought you had great commentary and you really showed how much you loved the movie throughout! Also I loved the way you described everything and how you liked all the night visuals! They were my favorite visuals too and made the jungle of Pandora so much more magical! I can’t wait to see the night visuals in Avatar: The Way Of Water as well as all of the new characters and sea creatures as well!
With all the bad things happening in the world we need more Dashas of Russias to cheers us all up
Great reaction Dasha! I saw this in the theater when it first came out, it was quite the experience. Hopefully when the sequel comes out soon you won't wait to react to it here, but instead go with some friends or something and watch it in the theater to experience it like it's meant to be. Keep up the great work and I look forward to seeing what you have in store for next week.
This film actually benefits from viewing on a big screen in 3D--something I NEVER say! But I had never seen 3D like this before this film. It was ridiculously immersive.
While the plot has been done to death, Dances With Wolves and The Last Samurai are just a couple of examples that spring to mind, the effects in this movie were mind blowing, especially in full Imax 3d. Worth every penny of admission.
avatar was a brilliant movie when it came, a special experience in the cinema!
sadly the story represent human history a lot .. its basically what Americans did to the native American tribes. colonisation has a deep dark past :(
BTW your English is really really good now 😀
Well yeah. The story is an exact rip-off of Pocahontas. This movie was made entirely for the 3D experience.
As always your reactions are heart felt and energetic. You may not have the English words to say but your reactions say them for you, like music, words are not needed to feel your understanding.
Keep doing what you are doing, respect from Down Under.
Native born American English speakers themselves would not have the words necessary to describe the beauty of the world of Pandora.
@@adrianrocha49 American natives are indigenous people whose language is not English. It’s more accurate to just say Native speakers, considering the history of colonialism
"...the guy before had a PHD and this guy only has a DNA" lol:)
Correct me if im wrong, but I realized that during their first encounter with toruk (the giant ikran), it was trying to kill jake. It just suddenly appeared and chased him while he and neytiri were flying together. I watched closely and between him and neytiri, toruk was def. chasing him. Great foreshadowing in the movie.
One of the only films that's actually worth seeing in 3D.
never under estimate the beauty of earth. I was in the forest one night very late...er early about 2:00 am i dropped my flashlight and couldn't find it my eyes adjusted and i could see fine and i turned over this piece of bark on the ground and everything was glowing, little white mushrooms and stuff. i was amazed
Oh my god I can never ever get over how funny your thumbnails are 🤣🤣
Also Dasha idk if you remember him but at 2:55 that’s the same actor who played Technician 4th Grade medic Irwin Wade, the one from Saving Private Ryan. 🪖 the one who gets killed and cries for his Mama. 😔
His death was so sad in Saving Private Ryan, and I wanted him to die so slowly and painfully in this movie but he didn't. The world is not fair.
Lol 😂
"is she allowed to smoke in a bio lab?" Sigourney Weaver can do anything she wants 😂
Your excitement can make a good movie its self
Ooof! Ayayayayayayay! Great reaction to a great movie experience, dazzling Dasha, even more so on the big screen in 3D. James Cameron went to the bottom of the Atlantic as part of his research for 'Titanic'. I wonder if he scouted distant planets for locations for Avatar, preferably ones with floating mountains and a Hometree. Looks like he succeeded.
I recently started watching your reactions and so far love them. This film however is one that really resonates with me on a personal level.
I'm of Native American (Indigenous American) decent. My ancestry is traced back to the Apache tribes of New Mexico. This film hits hard due to the cultural similarities as well as the similar story of how Natives were treated by early settlers who came in to lay claim to Native lands.
This was honestly an amazing movie and a masterpiece of storytelling. I was really glad you watched it and made a reaction to it. I loved your reaction and commentary.
I watched this in 3D 4 times in the theaters, OMG it was magnificent! If you ever get the chance to see it in 3D, do so!
In the early 80’s, I was like, 13 & I went to my 1st 3D movie. I didn’t know what to expect, so when the trailers came on, I hadn’t put on the glasses yet. Everything was blurry & no one was saying anything, so I shouted ‘Focus’ kinda loudly..
If I live to be 100, I will still vividly remember the mental picture of 50 or so people, turned around in their seats, all wearing those silly glasses, laughing at me🤣
It's getting a re release in September.
Dasha, wonderful job. Such a beautiful world and beautiful commentary!
Saw this yesterday in 3D IMAX. Was blown away again after 13 years.
do you know that there is a sequel coming for avatar this december
Dasha, your accent and sense of wonder are truly delightful. "Goosebomps," indeed... Best. Leo.
Yeah, this is definitely one you needed to see in theatres in 3D.
Watching it in 3D on an IMAX screen, jaw-dropping.
This is a completely different movie in the theater in 3d. It was absolutely amazing. I went and saw it 4 times I think. You want to make sure and go see part 2 in the theater if at all possible!
My friends and I went to see this multiple times in the theater, and every time we kept saying, "The pretty, look at the pretty; there's a story happening down here that keeps trying to distract me from the pretty."
Avatar is in my top 10 of best action movies. I haven't watched it in a while so watching Miss Dasha react to it really made it a very enjoyable experience for me. Thanks Miss Dasha! Love your reactions the most!!!
Disney's Animal Kingdom in Florida has a part of the park dedicated to Avatar.
14:44 "She's the least glitchy."
😕 "...glitchy...?" Oh, _that_ choice of words _fills_ me with confidence. I would just like to know _what_ happens to the experience of someone in a simulation when a glitch occurs?
I'm just here to say that not only do I enjoy your reactions... but you have the BEST thumbnails. They're not just stock "shock" reactions. Do you do your own art?
I like that the avatar hummies, use heavy weapons and bigger packs and such sized for them .
Oh, no! The puppy is wearing the "Cone of Shame." ;-)
I'm so glad you finally made time to watch this one, Dasha. I had bought the movie on Blu-ray 3D around 10 years ago. I watched it on my then new Samsung 3D TV with the battery-operated 3D glasses, which were way better than the cheap theater ones.
Anywho, I'd love to see your reaction to the Avatar 2 movie trailer now. 😁
All movies should be watched on a big screen. You *can* hook a TV up to the computer in the same manner as a monitor, FYI. None of your process would change, except you’d have a big TV instead of a little monitor.
When the big Ikran tries to kill him in the beginning its because he was being chosen from the get go!
Avatar is the animated Sci-fi version *Dances with Wolves*
I remember watching this in theaters when I was a kid, one of my favorites for sure
The thing this movie did really well was 3D at the cinema. Outside of that it is not an award winning movie, not the worst but the 3D is where it mastered everything so hard. It started 3D mania but no one else wanted to put the effort into making as good 3D content so the 3D fad faded just as it did in the 70s.
When I originally saw this, the movie faded out WITHOUT showing him opening his eyes.
Avatar was a game changer in VFX. I look forward to the sequel. ☺♥
You have to try to get to Disney World in Orlando where they built a Pandora area and made rides from this movie!! It is INCREDIBLE. Probably the best ride at Disney World.
This is what we call a tree huggers movie
i grew up watching this movie and this movie was the first 3D movie i saw with my parents and i like so many others have been waiting for more Avatar for over a decade so am excited for the new one coming out in december i'm hoping to go watch it with my long distance girlfriend : )
The week this came out, I saw it three times. In IMAX. In 3d. I loved your reaction. Also, don't be surprised about supporting Ometicaya over humans. The humans ARE the aliens.
Sully's decision to 'go native' and betray his own species is despicable b/c it's 100% selfish - it gives him a better life in a body that works well plus some alien tail so he wants to keep that. He believes in absolutely nothing, plus the humans are more badass imo
@@helvete_ingres4717 Indeed. Imagine turning and killing your own people. Could never be me.
@@helvete_ingres4717 Destroying homes and killing indigenous people for money is pretty damn selfish, not to mention evil.
13:25
Dasha vocalizes a thought that I always wondered. ... if the "Human Body" is asleep when he is an Avatar, and the "Avatar Body" is asleep when he is Human .. .. .. how long can the "Consciousness" go without rest?
Dam it Dasha, I've seen avatar once on the small screen, I thought it was ok.
But why do I get more emotional when I see your reaction than I did when watching the film itself :D
Great reaction, well done. :)
I don't know if you have ever seen October Sky, good movie, very early Gyllenhaal. Anyway, I had seen that movie many times without ever crying, but, watching Popcorn in Bed, another reactor on RUclips you might like, crying, made me cry more than the actual movie itself did. Don't feel bad about it, it just shows you have empathy, which is good, the world definitely needs more empathic people.
I apologize, watched so many of your vids, it's about time I subscribed - so I have! great channel , keep going :D
Avatar 2 is expected to come out December 2022.
The movies Pocahontas and Dance with Wolves have similar stories.