Anyone else suffering from MAJOR depression after watching Avatar?

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I'm guessing that people who are experiencing spiritual identification with this fictional planet have a major issue with being human, which means they are at odds with their own identities. The movie is providing them with a form of psychological release from what they hate most: themselves. When the film ends, they are left with nothing but the same sad life they had before, as well as a powerful presentation of the suggestion that they don't have to accept their fate if they help to save their own planet, i.e. that they are right to feel bad, but there is hope to be like their adopted species by obeying ecologically motivated injunctions to submit to, and promote, any of a thousand different privations concocted by those who consider themselves to be the high clergy of the movement.

It's pretty disturbing.


Those are also the people that eventually turn into,or already are, serial killers.
 
No love for sigourney weaver's Avatar?
sigourney-weaver-avatar.jpg

She was a bit of babe as well :D

I know I might be in a minorty group here, but I did think Sigourney's Avatar was the best looking. Maybe it's because her face was more human like.
I really like the smile on here Avatar, just looks cool.:D
 
I know I might be in a minorty group here, but I did think Sigourney's Avatar was the best looking. Maybe it's because her face was more human like.
I really like the smile on here Avatar, just looks cool.:D

You sir are disturbing and if what KD says is true, a potential serial killer as well. :horror
 
You also have to put into a account that this movie was hyped up beyond belief. And you'd think with all that time he spent working on it, he'd create a better story.

I get why the story is what it is. But it still is disappointing. It was too predictible. So much so, that on my first viewing, I didnt enjoy it as much as I did the second time. I mapped out the entire plot within 15 minutes of the movie.

I didn't think that you cared about plot, seeing as you really enjoyed Transformers ROTF
 
Isnt it wonderful that we have now 4 active Avatar threads with essentially the exact same thing being said in everyone.

:duh
 
I would feel too ashamed to admit to anyone living or dead that instead of my wife i would rather bump uglys with a 9ft blue alien, and to talk about bumping off your own kids to liv eon a FICTIONAL planet is mind blowing...no offence but if i had thoughts like that i would take a long walk off a short pier..
 
i wish this guy would come and see me. i'd give him a one-way ticket to pandora via whoopass airways, with a brief stopover at smackdown county. what a nobhead. what a puss-filled pimple on the face of humanity. the movie wasn't even that good.

i'd better add "IMHO" before some of the uber-fans try and turn my body into an avatar suit. in much the same way as buffalo bill actually. no wonder this movie breeds weirdos.
 
All I remember is waking up naked with a sticky note telling me to moisturize more often.

Really. Thats crazy.

That reminds me of this time me and some friends woke up in a hotel in Vegas and couldnt remember anything about the night before, and one of my friends was missing. Wildness ensued, one friend married a stripper, we found a tiger and a baby in the hotel room, met Mike Tyson, stole a cop car, found a naked asian man in the trunk of our car and eventually found our missing friend on the roof of the hotel.


Yeah, it was pretty crazy.
 
Really. Thats crazy.

That reminds me of this time me and some friends woke up in a hotel in Vegas and couldnt remember anything about the night before, and one of my friends was missing. Wildness ensued, one friend married a stripper, we found a tiger and a baby in the hotel room, met Mike Tyson, stole a cop car, found a naked asian man in the trunk of our car and eventually found our missing friend on the roof of the hotel.


Yeah, it was pretty crazy.

wow kd, i had no idea you were nicolas cage in leaving las vegas. how is the alcoholism working out? also have you fixed your hair yet?
 
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