That was one of the coolest short films i have ever seen. Love the Cat moment.

people trampling people in a single floor walmart disagree. A true fire plan will unfold real time if the network is in place. They want you to refrain from panicking until then. It will probably not be a jet-fuel fire.

The older algorithms could take advantage of you just as easily as one with chat features.

It was pretty funny though, the amount of typos.

Lame is a matter of opinion. I don't agree that your/their explanations are good and correcting military to company does not really answer the point.

>You want them to be lame, so you don't think them through, don't call out a movie for your own fault.

Jake's motivations to me seemed unrealistic. Everything about the plot to me felt weak. I liked the first one, too. You asked people to elaborate in another comment and now you are obviously taking offense.

Very easily though? I'd say if you go up against an Xenomorph and you are not an invincible videogame protag, you have over a 99% chance of dying. You mention the marker too. Aliens have eggs and there's a chance that if they ever reached Earth, our entire race could fall. They are not really a lesser threat, whether or not they like fire.

I'd ask "Do people feel this way?" instead of "Nobody feels this way!"

>if you were to run into a xenomorph you could very easily survive.

This is why you are being downvoted.

Plenty of people here are able to engage with the question.
Take it as "I think Dead Space is scarier. Thoughts?"

>He's toruk makto and was olo'ektan, he might have been the most powerful na'vi anywhere, as well as leading the insurgency, he was the most wanted to the RDA.

Yes, but that didn't seem to matter much at all in TWOW. It got him a place to stay. None of the forest people even went with him. He was just running away and completely abandoned the forest people. How was he so sure that they wouldn't be attacked? If he was gone, why not just firebomb the forest again? I just don't see the point of a revenge mission when they have larger objectives. Why not relocate and start your mining and resource operations in a less populated area of the planet and spread from there? I'd have thought the water people coming to Sully and being like "Hey, uh, we found Humans" would be more sensible.

>Also, they didn't spend probably more than a million hunting him, there was one drop in the hallelujah mountains and then they piggybacked on the tulkun hunting, basically a background operation.

a million? There was a whole team of avatars, clone badguy, travel to another system, which would still cost money even if they were paying somebody who was already going. They had plenty of gear. Here in real life, you hit $1 million very fast during a military operation. There's no way it was cheap.

>Your family not being part of a war is a very good start to not getting your family killed. He went to find the Metkayina in order to get his family out of danger.

So relocate your family temporarily and handle it? Instead of abandoning your new people and bringing the danger to a new set of unprepared people. Did he think they wouldn't find him? If they couldn't, they'd capture and torture forest people for his location. He had to know he couldn't just hide. As you said "He's toruk makto and was olo'ektan."

It just seemed to me like lame reasons for everything.

Ahctualleeits isn't annoying because as brfidififthwhorm a ground level thsaa imph to the bees.

I'm amazed anyone liked the second one. Pretty visuals are not enough for me and the complete lack of a cohesive message or story in TWOW was astounding.

Why is the Earth bankrolling a multi-trillion dollar revenge mission to kill a man who doesn't really even hold much power on Pandora?
Same villain? Really? Why would it be important to the mission to get the same guy? Expensive.
So, violence bad or violence necessary? Not sure of the message here. Sully seemed like he's suddenly anti-violence as an excuse to go find water people.
Often times the movies are "pretty" but feel like they were assembled in a Spencer's Gifts.

I could pretty much go on all day, but the more I think about the movie, the less I seem to like it.

Plague Tale is amazing. The ending of #2 blew my fucking miiiiind.

Pontypool! I'm on a kick trying to get people to watch it. Imagine being in a radio station as a zombie outbreak happens around you. Only they aren't zombies, just.... weird. Almost eldritch. I loved it.

Getting downvoted for showing people what it is, because they don't speak the language. Lovely.

So sick of wrinkled egg posts.

Can you explain how this would work? There's some compelling arguments in here on how it just can't do that.

I thought it was one of the most genuine apologies of this type I have ever seen. It doesn't undo the act but it seems also shitty of her to call it a "fake apology" the whole time. She never stops sounding snotty.
I don't know what happened between the two of them, and I'm not saying Andrew does not deserve the accountability that he himself requested, but this seems like a terribly thought out response.

I got bored and stopped after like a full hour in. It's pretty rare I stop any movie.

Husavik! That's where the mountains sing through the screams of Seagulls.