Ever wondered what it would look like to see a character using signifiers more akin to African and Native American designs (the ink markings, weapons, lifestyle, dreadlocks) shout out in a very clearly American southern accent.... "Ya Got That, Boy?"

How about seeing a white boy have the same signifiers who thinks he's "one of them" when he's, by the movie's own logic, a whole other species?

If that doesn't make your stomach turn, let's then try and humanize the one villain of the movie because this has to be a damn family film with an easily digestible storyline right?

No? Then let's just think about how they (J Cam and team) spent nearly 2 decades trying to come up with a world that still holds the patriarchy (The main family are the Sullys) still features hierarchical tribal systems that are able to connect with the land and be one with it yet always seem to lean towards combat, violence and the glorification of war and warriors.

The father son relationship is actually toxic as Jake keeps mumbling how its the father's role to protect (sure buddy, thats all a father is, a bullet shield), his kids keep yelling "Bro!" like they're the Island Boys, white boys acting black.

BTW, A majority of the actors playing these roles are white. So there's that.

Look, the blue aliens in this movie have a saying....."I SEE YOU" That should be your only clue to enjoying this mess! Just see it. Do not think about it for even a second because if you do, like me, you'll feel sick.