Bah! I would like to ask one question to everybody who rises ''Avatar'': have you tried, at least for one lucid moment, to move your attention from flashing-great-revolutionary effects, but effects which doesn't (and thank God on that) make a masterpiece? And I have another question for youngest viewers: how much do you know about greatest film classic? Have you watched the REAL heights i light moments of movie art, that mighty clash of acting, pictures, text and music? ''Avatar'' is a cheap movie (for all trolls - when I say ''cheap'', I don't talk about money) made for people who come home, tired of never-ending job, and then, when the night falls, they go to the cinema. Comfortable seat, the smell of popcorns and cola and - here is the best moment! - a spectacular movie which, in some flashes, succeeds in creation of the non-earth beauty, but doesn't have the need for too much thinking. What is wrong with that? Nothing. I also sometimes ''relax brain'' and watch easy action films, some soaps and things like that. But, but... The problem is created when a huge bunch of charmed film fans begin to rise ''Avatar'' on all places and sides, being completely wrong (OK, that isn't objective, but then... Every bit of wisdom, sense and logic inside me screams and yells: That is paradox!''), and even to refer to him as a film who ''changed the history of cinema''?!

Yeah, right. This movie is some sort of ''Dance with the wolves''(great romantic fail, if you ask me) remake, with famous CGI special effects. The rest of so-callers ''deep'' messages are constructed so badly and pathetic that I must express my honest doubt that they will touch anybody. No, they disgusted me with their emptiness and visibility. Searching for metaphors should be like epic quest about finding preciseous gold; when we finally find the after much hard work, thinking and so on, the glory and joy of knowledge destroy, at least for some time, the mud of everyday life, usual worries and so on. They take us to the world of great words, interesting shots and minds of great artists.