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Right? Another blockbuster movie openly advocating for eco-terrorism against the American government? Yawn. When will they finally think of something new?
by cyborgx7 4y ago
Right? Another blockbuster movie openly advocating for eco-terrorism against the American government? Yawn. When will they finally think of something new?
- scarface74 4y agoI don’t get it. The government invaded a sovereign world and they don’t have the right to fight back? Edit: I can’t find this talking point on the internet in the usual places anywhere.
- kennyloginz 4y agoI don’t see anyone saying they don’t have the right to fight back. That’s why it’s an interesting story for me, it shows why eco-terrorism can be a rational answer. Also fun to compare avatar themes with his ex-wife’s film that came out the same year, zero dark thirty.
- scarface74 4y agoIs that exactly what the person I replied to was complaining about?
- cyborgx7 4y agoI think the person you replied to was being sarcastic. They were pointing out that the ideas presented in the movie are anything but generic for major blockbuster movies.