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No, because merit & financial success are different things.
a man says always have been always will be on peacock
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December 27, 2025 at 6:53 AM
No, because merit & financial success are different things.
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I vividly remember the first Avatar movie, which I saw in 3D on the big screen. As I sat there watching, I recall thinking this movie would cause audience members from just a decade prior to have actual heart attacks.
...The plot is easy to remember, too. Dances With Wolves, on another planet.
...The plot is easy to remember, too. Dances With Wolves, on another planet.
December 27, 2025 at 7:10 AM
I vividly remember the first Avatar movie, which I saw in 3D on the big screen. As I sat there watching, I recall thinking this movie would cause audience members from just a decade prior to have actual heart attacks.
...The plot is easy to remember, too. Dances With Wolves, on another planet.
...The plot is easy to remember, too. Dances With Wolves, on another planet.
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I did a Google image search for "Avatar cosplay", and blue-skinned cosplayers far outweigh the Avatar anime cosplayers.
So there's that.
So there's that.
December 27, 2025 at 5:37 AM
I did a Google image search for "Avatar cosplay", and blue-skinned cosplayers far outweigh the Avatar anime cosplayers.
So there's that.
So there's that.
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Honestly, I never got around to seeing Avatar, and I know the aliens are blue, so I suspect people who actually saw it remember more.
December 27, 2025 at 6:08 AM
Honestly, I never got around to seeing Avatar, and I know the aliens are blue, so I suspect people who actually saw it remember more.
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If you're just trying to make a popcorn flick, sure. But the Avatar films have Things To Say - things I fundamentally agree with - and I don't think that its ephemeral nature is an accident. People want to see pretty SFX and awesome shooty stuff, but not think about who the bad guys really are.
a man in a military uniform says are we the baddies
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December 27, 2025 at 5:40 AM
If you're just trying to make a popcorn flick, sure. But the Avatar films have Things To Say - things I fundamentally agree with - and I don't think that its ephemeral nature is an accident. People want to see pretty SFX and awesome shooty stuff, but not think about who the bad guys really are.