
So I finished watching Avatar once again for the umpteenth time and it still amazes me. I pulled in and engaged so much that i can never just sit down and only watch my favorite scenes. And ill defend the story til the death. James Cameron set out to marry new school technology with old school story telling and i think he pulled it off marvelously. Sure its nothing new but Cameron transformed something that had to potential to be completely dull into something incredibly immersive. Though I loved the story the real reason I (and everyone else, I'm sure) keep revisiting it is to experience the gorgeous, gorgeous world Cameron dreamed up. It truly is a wonder. Anyone who says the left the theater and didn't feel they had taken a futuristic space tour of an actual alien planet is lying through their teeth. (This article is a testament to how Pandora captivated audiences:
http://www.cnn.com/2010/SHOWBIZ/Movies/01/11/avatar.movie.blues/ind...).

Now as you can see, I loved Avatar. And there's nothing I wouldn't give to delve deeper into the Pandora and explore some more but how would we James Cameron go about that? Ever since the talk of a sequel came about I've been trying to think of what type of conflict they would have that would be satisfying but I've got nothing. The evil humans are gone. Jake is no longer human. The Tree of Life is safe. What could they possibly have to deal with? An enemy tribe maybe? Personally I think that's extremely lame. The Na'vi are tree-huggers so they're planet wouldn't be dying. I'm stumped.

Although I felt the story came second to the world in Avatar, it's still obviously an essential part of the movie. What are some of your ideas for the sequel?
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