Have fun getting eaten.
Neytiri is fine as hell!
If I remember rightly, unobtanium was never actually shown floating in its own right. When Selfridge was playing around with it, it was in a circular receptacle thing. When he later showed it to Grace, he took it from the same device. It could be that this was simply a toy on his desk, like a paperweight with the added novety of whatever was placed within its range would float. We never actually see unobtanium on its own in raw form. Even when Selfridge takes it out of the receptacle, he's physically holding it.More on Pandora:
Secondly... "unobtanium"... it's metal, yes... it floats... double yes. What does that imply? Why are they mining it out of the ground instead of trawling unobtanium dust out of the sky? No, wait... there is unobtanium dust in the sky... it's the flying mountains of Pandora! You're going to go for a vein directly under a native town instead of those obviously rich sources of unobtanium?
Can someone tell me how the final battle with that scared guy in the walking machine turned out again? I know who won, but I was thinking how it went down (through the whole battle scene), and I can't put all the pieces together, and now IU can't stop thinking about it.
Jake lands on the big gun platform, tries to lob grenades into the lift fans, Scarface tells him... "take that! yeah... see?" shoots at him, sends him over the side, Jake unlatches a missile from the pod and throws it into the fan. Platform blows up. Jake falls to the ground, surviving by grabbing onto leaves and vines... Scarface boots up the walker, jumps out through the bomb doors and goes to hunt down Jake.
He gets to the module, where Norm has gone scurrying off for reasons unknown... he's about to smash it up when Pocahontas... errh... Neytiri... comes riding on her beast and attacks him. Jump, attack, jump, attack... disarm, then Colonel BadAss grabs it by the neck and guts it with a giant K-bar (seriously, they make Marine knives in that size? cool). Throws it to the ground, pinning the girl under it. He's about to kill her when Jake shows up. Jake grabs the firearm the Colonel dropped when he was attacked and they go at it, hand-to-hand... errh... manipulator... after that, it's a blur.
) then I'd be happy - but I must admit its something I wonder about. I'd love 3D, and now more movies are running 3D and they supply you with permanent 3D glasses (I got pseudo Wayfarer plastic frames and was encouraged to bring them back next time to save money and be green - instead of the crappy disposable cardboard ones that get used once) - so there's obviously now a standard in the movie industry, will we be seeing 3D DVD and BluRay?
Still think that was weird having the alien's language as subtitles when they knew no one knew wtf they were saying....For the speaky parts of the movies, they wanted to make sure the audience didn't miss important plot points or humor when the Na'vi were talking. For other parts, I guess they figured we didn't need to know, and they wanted the audience to pick up on what was being said by reading the Na'Vis' expressions... pretty neat trick, I must say... not cluttering the screen with captions for the parts where they wanted you to pay attention to the characters.
Besides... did you really want to sit for over two hours reading Papyrus?
For the speaky parts of the movies, they wanted to make sure the audience didn't miss important plot points or humor when the Na'vi were talking. For other parts, I guess they figured we didn't need to know, and they wanted the audience to pick up on what was being said by reading the Na'Vis' expressions... pretty neat trick, I must say... not cluttering the screen with captions for the parts where they wanted you to pay attention to the characters.
Besides... did you really want to sit for over two hours reading Papyrus?
It looks so aweome...
