[RWB Patriot]

Why, whatever gave them that idea?

[tbw2]

The line of the human in the avatar, Jake Sulley, praying to Ewah, alien mother of the world, “We killed our mother, please help us to protect you”.

[BallandPowder]

Powder..patch..ball FIRE!

The premise for his article is false..

Humans were exploiting a mineral on Pandora.

Guy probably hasn’t even seen the movie...

[Disciplinemisanthropy]

I’d say that’s pretty overt.

[Jeff Head]

"Hidden?"

Bad, mean, pillaging, destructive Americans (er...Earthmen) invading and destroying peace loving peoples and taking their respources everywhere. Left swill and spin straight from Code Pink. Nothing hidden about it.

Ignoring history and making a lie and mockery of it for their own leftist/socialist/marxist politics which, in truth, are the real representation fo the very ills they project on the nation and people who have brought the most peace, prosperity, and freedom to mankind in recorded history.

THE MAN WHO DESPISES AMERICA

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AWAKEN AMERICA, YOUR LIBERTY IS CALLING (Inspiring Video)

WHY AMERICA HAS PROPOSERED AND IS FREE

[frankenMonkey]

"...James Cameron himself hasn't been shy in publicly proclaiming the fact that he's an environmental activist who believes that humans and "industrial society" are "causing a global climate change" and "destroying species faster than we can classify them..."

This the same James Cameron who used how many supercomputers consuming how many kilowatts of power operated by how many animators driving how many cars to work in studios consuming how much heating, lighting, and cooling power to create a movie that was shown in how many theaters consuming how much power attended by how many people that drove how many cars to see said movie?

Oh, and I assume he'll be driven in a limo to accept his awards...

[Politically Correct]

I went and saw this for the CGI effects, which were indeed impressive.
The leftist, anti-capilist, eco-drivle was piled high and deep.....not hidden or subtle at all.

[happinesswithoutpeace]

inb4 smurfs

[Anti-Utopian]

In his review on the website Hot Air, Ed Morrissey writes, "Conservatives have more or less primed themselves to hate this film because of the presumed anti-war politics of the movie. It's there -- in fact, it's unmistakable -- but it's not as bad as one might presume."

Useful idiot.

[lafroste]

I’ve seen it and thought it fairly dripped with new age metaphysical symbolism. Virtually every conceivable greenie cliche was well represented from the evil capitalists to the noble savages. To say these messages were “hidden” is like calling Everest a hill.

[goseminoles]

I saw the movie. Not all that impressed.

[dbrew2u]

It’s just one more “ White Men Are Evil “ Movie.

[catnipman]

No matter how great the CGI, I refuse to pay actual money for the "privilege" of having leftest propaganda rammed into my brain, money that I actually earned the good 'ol fashioned way of actually working.

I say, "Starve the Beast, read a book from your local library instead!"

[jimfree]

Especially if you play it backwards while chugging a beer.

[Little Pig]

This guy hasn’t seen the movie. The “messages” aren’t hidden at all. They’re right out in the open.

[Poe White Trash]

Here's James Cameron being quoted in the article:

...humans have a "terrible history" of "entitlement" in which we "take what we need" from nature and indigenous peoples "and don't give back."

This Gaia nonsense is getting out of hand. Nature is not a person whom one can "give to" and "take from." There is no real economy or even reciprocity.

If this continues, I forsee human blood sacrifice in our future. I mean, we gotta give something back to Nature, right?

[Yorlik803]

If a movie/TV show even has a hint of being anti American or anti Troops, I wont waste one minute on it.
I have too little free time to be bothered. Would rather play with the cat or watch old Tv shows on DVD.

[Nuc1]

Went to see this in 3D. An incredible movie. The basic plot line is 1800-1900 robber baron vs indigenous people that understand but cannot use the force from Star Wars. And let's not forget redemption. Did I mention it was a love story? The portrayal of the evil humans was unrealistic and heavy handed unless you are talking about socialists and communists. Then the portrayal seems quite in character. Get past this and it was an excellent film and the artists that made it are masters of their craft.

[Canedawg]

“having used up most of their natural resources through decades of living in excess, plan to use military force to conquer Pandora”
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Isn’t this similar to the premise in “Independence Day” as to why the aliens were invading earth?

[Doohickey]

I’m going to give this re-make of Fern Gully a pass.