Battle against colonization and the destruction of the environment
The much awaited sequel to Avatar did not disappoint. It returned with the same theme again of colonization. This time the Earthlings called Sky People were out to take over Pandora to settle there which is resisted by the native peoples the Na’vi. The parallels with U.S. history are clear as well with the Sky People being the American settlers and the Na’vi being the Native Americans who carry out an insurgency against the occupiers. There’s also a lot thrown in from Vietnam and even whaling as well. The twists this time are that Pandora is expanded to the seas and there’s a personal element as Quaritch/Stephen Lang returns to try to hunt down and kill Jake Sully/Sam Worthington. That leads to all the action and there’s a lot of it. Avatar has more than that going for it however. The world that James Cameron created is amazing as well with all the lush environments, new sea people who are based upon Pacific Islanders, and various animals that inhabit it. Cameron spends as much time exploring his new environment as the fighting. Sully’s family also humanizes the story even though they’re not humans! He’s not only married this time but has a gang of kids as well who get caught up in the middle of the conflict with Quaritch.
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