The same movie... one more time.

Jake Sully is once again totally blank. However, now with a nice little family. Searching for something more, that can be absorbed as the soldier, he still are portraying. He ends up in the the same scenario like last time, where he and his spouse needs to clean up. The twist: They now need some help from there kids. A more appropriate movie title could also be: "The Sully's team-up".

"Victorious warriors win first and then go to war, while defeated warriors go to war first and then seek to win" (Sun Tzu). Is not in use, when it comes to war on planet Pandora, episode 2. What did the Navi tribes learn from the first encounter with humans? I guess, absolutely nothing, but a walkie talkie. Still attacking heavily armed gunships with medieval weapons. And why not, as they are winning the battle. The reverse question is equally disappointing. Humans don't adapt any new strategy to concur or remain among the Navi, other than a small tactical improvement. They camouflage them selfs as Navi in various ways. However still failing their main objective.

I don't think the movie want to portray a big dilemma or a complex situation to solve for any of the entities or persons in the movie. However, I felt a real hunger for a bit of story somewhere, while watching the movie. I even think this film can be watched in a language, nobody understand at all. No real need for any dialog, as you will still get main story.