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Not just the Na'vi, but Pandora/Eywa itself. Anything not put on the "excluded" list, like the Avatar Program research staff that sided with the Na'vi in the first film (like Norm), are attacked like viruses by the planet. The Recom Commandos are actually a cheat around this immune reaction --...

Pandora, and by extension everything on it, being bioengineered by some ancient, long-gone third-party? I can see it. Or at least Eywa being a bioengineered creation that went on to "evolve" everything else on the moon.

I mean, the original Avatar was an amazing technological demonstration of new film-making techniques and upcoming technologies that eventually all became used in many more films in Hollywood. The plot was Pocahontas and Dances with Wolves in space and with guns. I mean, "throwing shit at the...

He's so focused on the technology behind the film that he's lost sight of actually making films, if that makes sense. Ridley Scott is the same, though his problem is that his scripts and stories have become, well, too abstract. Compare the original Alien back in 1979 and Alien: Covenant a few...

You know, that'd be a kickass crossover? Someone watches an old sci-movie called "The Terminator". He then gets the bright idea to use the remaining unobtanium stocks to create room temperature superconductor CPUs. Hundreds are deployed to Pandora, and they just wipe out anything that moves...

smh This is a far cry from his days of doing the likes of Terminator 2.

The thing is about Cameron... he's become so obsessed about "leaving a legacy" in cinema that he's lost whatever charisma he once had. People just see him as an arrogant cunt now, while before he was a bit arrogant but was still somewhat liked. This is what happened with Ridley Scott, too.