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Reaction Paper About Avatar Movie

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Although there are many movies that I like a lot and which appeal me to a great extent but after a careful observation, I would say that my all time favorite movie would be “Avatar”. I consider this movie as my favorite because there is a great message given in this movie which according to me is “Unity”. The reason I say this is because in the movie it is shown that the opposition is fierce and in greater number but if we unite and then fight then we can win any battle as a nation. The story starts as a research center which is situated in a Mysterious planet called “Pandora” which is inhabited by a unique species called the “Na’vi”. There are many troops and some scientists over there who are observing this special specie Na’vi which are …show more content…

He was extremely happy as he thought he would get his legs back and would be able to walk again. When he transformed into a Na’vi, it was better than his expectations and he was surprised at how powerful and energetic he was feeling and without getting any training he just started running and went straight away into his Mission. The troops slowly and gradually started attacking Na’vi. First they used to target a specific small area and then slowly and gradually started increasing their attacks to a larger scale. Jake on the other hand was getting to know the Na’vis and he was surprised to know that they are not actually what the troops used to think about them. Jake, with the passage of time, learnt all the techniques used by Na’vis such as riding the genetically advanced horse, dragon, climbing trees and different format of combat. Jake was unaware of the real motives of the troops and was just about to take sides with the Na’vis. He saw that how the troops killed innocent Na’vis and killed them without any purpose and the Na’vis had no way to protect themselves from the technologically advanced people and asked for help from Eywa which they considered their spiritual leader. Soon Jake started fighting for the Na’vis and faced a lot of problems in this

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