Yeah, I'm pretty sure that's a puppet.

If that's so then they REALLY should think about getting into the artificial girlfriend making market. lol

On a more serious note I must say that judging the decline of my health and the recent intensification of my symptoms I sincerely doubt I'll see anymore AVATAR films. At least I got to see the one. :)

she definitely has the unehanced-by-film aspects of an animatronic puppet, to me. can we please get some news and progress on the prequel/sequels? sadly i'm not getting any younger as the years go by....


*sighs and heads for the liquor cabinet*

At a guess I'd say its using the facial capture software used in Avatar and a lot of CGI movies and mapping it onto the animatronic. This is actually kind of a new idea since it means that the result is more lifelike but also means its easier to reprogramme them to say/do new things. This would be kind of interesting as it allows the ride to change over time without expensive refurbishing.