Yes, Avatar is critized for just retreading the Pocahontas storyline. But it's a story after all, a bit of narratization is needed. As for the fact that they need the 'big strong human to protect them', yes, that is woven into the story too. Jake has both insider knowledge and intel. He not only knows what the human military contractor is going to do, he also knows the motivations behind their action, how far they are willing to go and what it will take to stop them. As such, his input is crucial to rally the tribes and get nature on his side. Only with the help of Grace's memories is he able to rally Eywa to their side.
Imagine if people who know how to use search engine properly called themselves "search engine prompt engineer". Maybe people who are good at communicating should start calling themselves "human interface prompt engineer".
But the military doesn't care. Jake is still in a wheelchair at the start of the movie. Only by accepting a highly dangerous mission, infiltration, is he given the promise of having his old legs restored. And he is only given this job, because his brother passed away and left the Na'vi clone behind. So they are not offering this to any crippled army veteran. And yes, there are some good apples in the military. They turn on the military.
How is it military propaganda? The plot is about a private military contractor destroying an ecosystem for profit, while there is nothing but good things being said abou the way of life of the Na'vi.
I know they aren't left, that's why I wrote "left of the tories". They are centrist and how Starmer ever managed to become prime minister is beyond me. That guy as a suit through and through.
I'm baffled that all this tracking nonsense is pushed through by a government that is supposed to be left of the tories. I guess that goes to show you that "center" parties can be just as evil as conservatives.
But companies need to be told what to do. Because for them, keeping everything the same and never changing is the cheapest. Even if you factor in the massive amount of lobbying they do against alternatives.
“The people around the president have always sensed that Hegseth isn’t really qualified for the job,” this person added. “But he’s redeemed himself in the eyes of the president because he is truly devoted to Trump. That goes a long way.”
You think that republicans will try to make it a taboo to talk about any conflict between entities Trump "brokered a peace with" as a war, as to keep up the myth of Trump actually ending those conflicts? AnddoyouthinkDemocratswillbesoweakthatthey'lljustlettheRepublicansdothat?
Yes, Avatar is critized for just retreading the Pocahontas storyline. But it's a story after all, a bit of narratization is needed. As for the fact that they need the 'big strong human to protect them', yes, that is woven into the story too. Jake has both insider knowledge and intel. He not only knows what the human military contractor is going to do, he also knows the motivations behind their action, how far they are willing to go and what it will take to stop them. As such, his input is crucial to rally the tribes and get nature on his side. Only with the help of Grace's memories is he able to rally Eywa to their side.