[2ndDivisionVet]

Am I the only person on Earth who hasn't seen that movie?

[cicero2k]

How many of the 700 jobs are designated H1B only contractor?

[Ciaphas Cain]

It was a technical achievement on every conceivable level of cinemagraphic execution. James Cameron spent more than ten years developing the technology to produce it with, because the cameras he required did not exist. For that he and his crew must be applauded.

But as a story well... it really doesn't merit a sequel. Much less three of them.

[SoCal Pubbie]

Nope. Me neither. In fact I never will.

[chris37]

I liked it.

It was awesome to watch it in HD. The political themes were subtle enough to not make me puke.

[kingu]

Still haven’t seen it myself.

Though the whole ‘700 jobs created’ is just utter bull; Avatar is replacing an existing area of Animal Kingdom, those jobs existed before they tore out the area, they’re just coming back now that construction is nearly done.

[ballplayer]

Have not seen it not has my family,have no desire to watch it,so good luck On this one Disney,smacks me as like Walt’s Fantasia,he loved it but was a flop

[teeman8r]

I thought the movie was about evil corporations raping natural resources to help build utopia back home? Irony, your name is Disney

[Chickensoup]

No I haven’t either.

I work hard to avoid leftist propaganda.

[Ron/GA]

Article claims that they are the largest employer in the country with 73,000 employees. That barely gets them into the top 100. Wikipedia Top Employers in the US