The story reflect that the US suppose to be the good guy, but in fact, they are the bad guy. The story and the 3D technology is innovative.

I thought "Avatar" was the lamest, most unoriginal movie I have ever seen. I seriously despised it and couldn't wait for the movie to end. It's not that I don't appreciate the message, but it wasn't presented in an new or even remotely stimulating way. In addition, the scenes looked like someone took a glow-in-the-dark gel pen to everything so that it would glow. I had a problem with how black-and-white the protagonist and antagonist were, and how we were supposed to be saddened by violence against the natives of Pandora ( I can't remember what they were called), but not saddened by the retaliative violence. I was personally bothered by the idea that since it was defense and revenge, it was supposed to be ok. I haven't seen 2012. Likely won't, either. :)

"Avatar" is the first 3-D movie I've seen where that didn't suffer from trying to concentrate on the 3-D effects. The plot was a little thin, but you ended up liking the characters. The visuals were incredible. I recommend it highly. "2012" was just you classical disaster movie that relied just about exclusively on special effects. If you like that sort of thing, it's not a waste of money.

I didn't watch it, because I can't buy tikets!! In all cinema tickets sold out!!

Hi ... I think " Avatar " is a great movie opening new "horizon" for the entertainment industry...