http://web.archive.org/web/201506111...se/zvuzuj.webm

I am so in love.

You and me both, ma tsmukan!

Pandora is life perfected. I remember that, and embody it every day.

Oel ngati kameie!

The graphics of this movie still blow me away. It's simply amazing and life-like.

Yeah, it is the perfect place where i would go in an instant if i would have the chance

Me as well, I will admit that i would be scared of some things, but if i had the chance to go Id do it in a heartbeat.

I want to live there, too.

Pandora by example is as much a diffrent perception or way of seeing as it is a place.

Still in love.

thanks for that link! i am as much an Avatarian today as i was in January 2010, if not more! i wish i had the chance to see it in December of 2009, with all those initial crowds and excitement, but i was away on business travel, and didn't get to see Avatar until January. Eight years later, i am still enthralled with Pandora and it's world, the People, and all the themes and messages.


my only disappointments have been waiting 10 years to see more (2020 is the first sequel) and never having an official Avatar Novelization to take me back to Pandora in the imaginative and literary sense. i am a huge reader!

The world of Pandora ,, or "Child of Eywa" as the Na'vi people call there home world, contains in its non verbal refelctive artistic and scientific visual examples , many things our primal self is able to recognize and connect with ,,for some it brings about many deep reflective questions upon the demonstrated actions of our own peoples history , as we discover the roots tying together the hidden structures of our own natural worlds symbiotic "relationships" The importance of Pandora in its ability to "seed" thoughts upon the importance of "Intrinsic Value of nature" lets us look upon our own world with a new pair of eyes..