Review CAE Avatar is a compelling epic fiction film about people of the 22nd century who are trying to colonize Pandora in order to obtain an important mineral. However, their hyperactive mining threatens the local tribe of Navi, which eventually leads humans to the intense interaction with these interesting species. The film’s director, James Cameron, used an innovative approach with impressive special effects to show the life on Pandora. The main character Jake, played by Sam Worthington, is a disabled person who by a complete chance gets an opportunity to try the Avatar body instead of his brother. His first feelings when he steps using Avatar’s feet are really moving. As many other people, Jake interacts with the Navi tribe trying to get them away from the place with precious minerals safely. At that very moment he falls in love with Neytiri, and their relationships are shown in a credible way. That is why, Jake starts to appreciate Navi even more, but his boss from Earth, Quaritch, played by Stephen Lang, is not ready to wait any longer and commences his attack against Navi. From that point the plot becomes much more action-packed, with several spectacular scenes of wars between people and Navi. Finally, after the last, but the most memorable battle, the main characters’ side wins, so this film has a happy end. This is a visually stunning epic with a gripping plot and fast-moving storylines. The director has constructed such a magnificent world of Pandora that it makes a highly powerful impression. Although some actors’ performances were implausible, I strongly recommend you to watch this masterpiece.