[potlatch]

I enjoyed reading your comment Miloh. A week or so ago I was on an earlier thread about this movie and everyone was panning it and flaming those who had any good thoughts about it. I equate that with book banning. You have to make your own decisions about things.

They ranted about all the 'anti American' and anti military basis for it. I asked one person if he thought he would be able to watch it as an informed adult or if he feared being instantly converted to a liberal if he went to see it, lol.

I would love to see this movie purely for the fantasy and special effects but am unable to hear well at movies. How I would love to see the 3-D effects! It's the biggest 3-D release in history and opened to $232M worldwide.

Fairy Tales, cartoons, the old shoot 'em up westerns, they all had violence in them, and perhaps an underlying 'theme' that we weren't even aware of. Some people would probably 'see' liberal agendas in them too. Somehow all the kids who grew up watching them didn't go around killing people.

A link to previous Avatar threads;  LINK 

[Yardstick]

Does it bother you when people complain about liberal bias in the news?

[Yardstick]

The fact that it had a huge worldwide opening is a good reason to be concerned about its anti-American message. Why should we be indifferent towards a film that promotes anti-Americanism to an international audience?

[Lady Jag]

If it were free on TV I might watch it. I don't pay for movies anymore but wouldn't hold it against you if you went to see it. You know what they say, you can't judge it unless you've seen it.

[devolve]

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Good post potlatch -