This movie didn't really need to be made. In order to mask its recycled war plot; but with Edie Falco this time for some reason, they decide to explore another culture that inhabits Pandora by having the Sully family hide out among Water Cat People. Like its predecessor the visuals are stunning, and frankly they'd better be, because there isn't much else going on. More bad screenwriting from James Cameron who inexplicably continues to write his own stuff, and the three hour run time is about an hour and a half too much. The movie isn't bad per say, it just reminded me of one of those films you would watch in a Planetarium at a Museum.