Recently viewed movies.

I finally watched "Avatar." I waited for the disc. I don't go to the cinema anymore; the loud sound combined with the stuffy atmosphere and the endless commercials are just too much. In short... We've seen it all before, many times. In Africa, in Australia. In North America. In Iraq.

If someone else has what you need, you declare them an enemy and then rob them.

But in real life, even if you found some Apache friend, a lone individual had no chance against an army. And Jules Verne, through one of his characters, said to another: "You, Captain, fought against necessity, against progress." When you think about where this progress is leading, you just want to howl. What is the pinnacle of this progress? Rats, as the final link in evolution? The film was captivating. Very much so. And, in my opinion, the love story is unnecessary. Paul Anderson has a story called "Sister Earth." The main character destroyed a research station along with his colleagues to save not even a humanoid, but a Delphoid and its people, from humans. "Maybe that's why you start to love another people so passionately, because you secretly hate your own?"