Avatar stole the Pocahontas script?
I found this uncanny image on the interwebs and it really got me thinking... is Avatar a special effect rip off of Pocahontas? Then I realized it; THEY BASICALLY THE SAME MOVIE! I mean think about it. Really think about and this is all the script for Avatar really was. I don't know for sure but let me know what you all think. Are they the same thing? Did James Cameron's decade-in-the-making movie actually just fool us with false genius and special effects? Is it really the masterpiece that people claim it to be? You tell me.
he also....um..."borrowed" a few monsters from FF12
those weird horse things, the jaguars with the plant heads, the dragons with he crazy face flaps, not to mention the whole part about a tree of life that telepathically connects its people to their native soil
James Cameron is a biter
but I thought everyone knew that already with all the people who claimed he stole the ideas from their books and novellas
Star Wars is based on a lot of the histories and cultures of earth, but the similarities were slightly blurred by blasters, lightsabers and Admiral Ackbar. Cameron didn't even try.
A lot of movies have this theme. It's the classic "Native American metaphor vs the US military metaphor."
In all honesty I knew just what the story was gonna be just by looking at the teasers that came out as late as the end of '08. It wasn't that hard to figure out what kind of symbolism was being pursued here. Does it mean I like Avatar any less? Of course not.
Dune in the Woods
Dances with Wolves in Space
Pocahontas in Space
Last Samurai in Space
District 9 in the Future
Dune in the Woods Dances with Wolves in Space Pocahontas in Space Last Samurai in Space District 9 in the Future
Any movie where white people come in ##@^#! everything up. Then one of them learns their lesson and saves the day for the simple natives. The 'white messiah genre'. It's just more white guilt fantasy. I wonder why they keep making these kinds of films...?
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