#james camron

[screechingchaoscrusade]

Spider was born to fly !

Inspo photo!

I've always imagined Spider in this ever since I saw this photo, a boy doomed to be stuck. Maybe, I don't know I'm bad at this stuff 😆

Hope to satisfy you guys more, requests and such are always open! ❤️ (Currently doing the ones in my inbox)

[siriuslystargazing]

POV: you wake up after spending 250k on a submarine ride to the titanic

[princess-nobody]

Avatar Rant: Two Avatar takes that bother me

(Pssst! This was originally posted on reddit, but I liked it so much I decided to post it onto my this account! Here's a link to the original if you'd rather read it there!)

So, I saw a semi-viral tweet a while back that bothered me because it not only felt like a complete misunderstanding of the point of Avatar as a film franchise, but also just a very childish view of how societies and different communities function. I can't find it though (I didn't interact with it and it has since been buried) so I apologize for not being able to give the best context.

It was your typical RDA sympathizing humanity first take (makes sense, the account that tweeted it was a walking red flag) that claimed that the na'vi were stupid for not accepting human advancement and technology, that humanity should always put its preservation first, and that the RDA were simply prioritizing the well being of their people whilst the na'vi wanted them gone. I want to start by addressing the latter take(s).

The first and second movies make it very clear that the RDA are NOT prioritizing the survival of Earth or humanity. They are a money hungry organization that want to monetize pandoran resources to their dying people in hopes to squeeze out whatever little money they have left. The people of Earth are said to be protesting them for that very reason, every solution to their planet's problems that they have discovered is insanely expensive and inaccessible to anyone below the upper class one percent. The RDA don't care about humanity, they care about profit, which is the exact reason why their actions are so callous in the films.

There are certainly humans that want to preserve humanity, but I truly cannot wrap my head around how you can watch either film and come to the conclusion that it is the RDA that wants the best for humanity. Avatar is not a "human bad" movie, it is a "corporate greed bad" movie, which is reflective of real life environmental issues. The individual is green, the individual recycles and doesn't litter, the individual cleans their local rivers and sea shores. However, the powerplants continue to polute our air, the corporations continue to flood our oceans with plastic, the rich continue to cut corners and burn the air with private jets.

I truly believe the reading of Avatar as an anti-humanity movie is what has lead to people thinking the RDA are the "good guys". It is because they actually believe the RDA are supposed to represent humanity and their will to keep surviving (and that James Cameron is portraying them as wrong for that), when it is clear they are a representation of the corporate greed that leads to environmental damage and the destruction of humanity.

As for the belief that the na'vi are hostile and somehow wrong for not caring to "advance" in the way humanity did, that is just flat out wrong. When it came to the respectful, peaceful humans such as Grace and her team, the na'vi were incredibly welcoming. I mean, Grace built an entire school for them and taught them human language and other human academics, so clearly they aren't against learning from humans. Again, Avatar is clear about the fact that humans as a collective aren't bad, corporate greed is.

However, why should the na'vi "advance" when there is no need to? Innovation is built on the back of necessity, and in a world where there is no need for certain technological advancements, why should the na'vi chase it? Why do they need phones and tablets and video games and McDonalds? They are living just fine without it. This idea that every society needs to be "modernized", even when they function just fine without said modernization has always driven me up a wall.

This entitlement from the western world is what leads colonial brained weirdos to try and go to indigenous islands and force religion or their world view upon them, because they believe that if a society doesn't function like the "modern" world, it is wrong. The na'vi don't need currency, or modern tech, or modern trends or fast food. They aren't perfect, but they also aren't in a desperate situation that would call for innovation or some sort of technological evolution. They are fine, they don't need nor even want it, and it is strange to believe humanity is in their right to force it upon them.

I'll stop this here because it's getting too long, I would love to hear your thoughts. Last time I made a post in this vein I got some really interesting responses, I couldn't reply to all but I'll try and reblog if that means anything!

[liminalsspace]

One thing I wish would have been changed about avatar. I wish they would have shown more of earth and everything with it. I also wish it was in the theatrical version. Like it shows how shitty and how horrible it is. Especially the economy, pollution, and how different the people look and dress. All of them wearing masks and coverings as if they came from a post apocalyptic world.

And also how they have to use cloning to bring back animals that when extinct over centuries ago due to deforestation and pollution.

The saddest thing is how we see how humans live. Especially when we see where Jake sully lives. It’s a lot like some of the apartments we have today that some people can only afford.

[irayoeywa]

the game name ✧

part seven

neteyam sully x fem!omatikaya!reader

warnings/notes - fluff, utumauti is the na'vi name for banana fruit, characters speaking na'vi unless stated otherwise, lowercase intended, gif is not mine, divider creds to shifterium.

< part six part eight >

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it happened again.

this doesn't happen twice, right?

you and neteyam were hanging out in the forest, like usual. you were sitting on the mossy forest floor, with a visor in your hand. neteyam had mentioned that his ikran riding visor had been damaged so you offered to fix it for him.

neteyam on the other hand was laying on his back a foot away from you. he had his eyes closed as you quietly worked on the visor. the two of you sat in silence, just enjoying one another's presence.

the sound of the forest calming to you, that's why you did most of your weaving here. your eyes had peeled away from the visor to look at neteyam who was laying there peacefully, his chest moving up and down with each breath he took in and let out. you weren't sure if he was sleeping or not.

you were about to put your attention back on the accessory when something came into your view. it was an atokirina. and it was floating towards you. you stayed still, waiting for it to and just like you did the first time.

when it finally did, you sat in shock. it was hovering over the visor in your hands. you felt the gentle touch of the seed for a brief moment before it floated away. your eyes watched it leave your eyesight. you didn't realize that you had zoned out until you felt a touch on your knee that nearly made you jump out of your skin.

you turned to see neteyam with his hand resting on your knee as he looked at you, "you okay? you look a little shaken up."

your parted lips sucked in a small breath before you shook your head, "yeah no, uh- i am fine."

the words seemed to have no effect on the boy in front of you as he continued to look concerned. you decided to lighten up the situation so you pushed his shoulder lightly, "but you look well rested, had a good nap?"

neteyam's face morphed into a smile, a small chuckle leaving his lips, "i really didn't expect to actually fall asleep."

"i told you, it’s soothing out here." you smiled. you brought your eyes back down to the visor in your hands, it was fixed but you could tell that it would just break again if you gave it to him now.

"hey, do you mind if i give this back tomorrow? i have something that would make it more secure." you said, looking up neteyam.

"yeah, that's fine. i really appreciate you fixing it for me, you don't have to." he spoke.

"what are friends for?"

that’s what brought you here, walking through high camp. you needed immediate answers so you quickly made your way to the tsahìk's tent. you needed answers. the first time when the atokirina landed on your arrow, you came up with an endless amount of reasons for what it meant. after many days of thinking about it, you finally came up with the conclusion that eywa saw something special about your friendship with neteyam.

but what did this mean? instead of an infinite number possibilities running through your mind, it was blank. you were sure netayam didn't see it as he woke up as it was floating away.

you needed some guidance and who better to speak to than the omatikaya's tsahìk. when you finally made it to her tent there was someone leaving. you waited for them to walk away before you took a deep breath and slowly opened the tent flap.

mo'at was there with her back to you, she was putting away her things. you assumed that the person who just left was injured and tended to their wounds.

when she finally turned around you greeted her, "oel ngati kameie mo'at."

she returned the custom and gestured for you to sit down. you took a seat and looked at her.

"uh.. i believe the great mother has sent me a sign but i am not sure how to interpret it." you said, awkwardly looking around the tent. when you heard nothing in response, you brought your eyes back to her. she made a gesture for you to continue.

"oh uhm i was out in the forest with a friend and i was holding something of theirs and an atokirina came and rested on what i was holding.. but this isn't the first time this has happened. it happened about a month ago but i just assumed the great mother was telling me something about our friendship but now i am not sure."

this is the first time you had actually voiced out the occurrence to anyone. you didn't tell any of your family members and you and neteyam definitely didn't speak about it.

mo'at sat for a moment before she started to speak, "the great mother sees the bond you have with this person but you may not.."

you sat in confusion, what does that mean?

"i may not?" you repeated, but as a question.

"you may not realize the importance of this relationship which is why you received another sign. whether it is platonic or romantic is for you to decide my child." she answered.

once you were done talking to the tsahík, you thanked her for her knowledge and guidance before leaving and heading to your family's marui. once you got there, it was empty, indicating that you were alone. you felt relieved because you needed to process this information alone.

you took a seat as the tsahík’s words continued to replay in your mind as your brain tried to make sense of them.

‘the great mother sees the bond you have with this person but you may not..’

you felt a strange sense of comfort when you were with neteyam. you were only friends for a couple months but you always felt secure and comfortable with him. your friendship felt safe. so you figured that eywa was confirming your thoughts.

but the second sign was different. it even felt different. the fact that it happened while neteyam was sleeping made it clear to you that the great mother only wanted you to see it. but what did she want you to see exactly?

'you may not realize the importance of this relationship which is why you received another sign. whether it is platonic or romantic is for you to decide my child.'

now what does that mean? was that her way of saying you take him for granted? you truly appreciated neteyam, so how do you not realize the importance of your friendship with him.

after a couple minutes of pondering, a figure entered the space which caused you to look up. ri'an walked in, bow in hand.

"what are you looking for?" you asked, watching him walk around the marui seemingly looking for something.

"my riding visor. i left it right over here yesterday." he huffed, pointing to a spot that was now empty. his words made you look to the right of you, neteyam's visor sitting right beside you. it brought your thoughts back to him and what mo'at said.

maybe ri'an could provide some insight of his own.

"can i ask you a question?" you asked the boy who was still looking around, moving things around to find his visor. "yeah." he responded without stopping his investigation.

you took a deep breath, "do you think i take neteyam for granted?"

ri'an paused, the basket in his hand being calmly being put back on the table. he knew that visor wouldn't be hiding under the basket but he just had to be sure. he turned to you and it was quiet for a moment before he uttered one simple word,

"yes."

OH?

it took you a couple long seconds to actually respond and when you did all you could say was, "i'm sorry, what?"

"y/n you didn't tell him your name for months.. and tuseÿa told me that you avoid him when you're around other people. and before you say you don’t want any unnecessary attention, if neteyam was really your friend, a few extra eyes wouldn’t matter, right?”

ri'an was right. you were so stuck on the fact that being friends with neteyam would bring unwanted attention that you're kind of pushing him away. thinking about it now, you were surprised that neteyam didn't just leave you alone altogether. especially after you didn't tell him your name right off the bat.

when you didn't respond ri'an added on, "look, i don't think you mean to take him for granted but you do."

after another moment of silence, you let out a deep sigh, "i see that now."

"finally!" ri'an cheered and you glanced at him. he was smiling, holding the now found visor in his hand. you recognized it because you made it for him. a lot of the things in your family's marui were made by you. they were always grateful for the things that you provided.

"but why'd you ask me that? did somebody tell you that you take him for granted?" ri'an asked now sitting next to you.

"yeah, eywa." you responded nonchalantly.

ri'an looked confused before his eyes widened, "do you mean-"

"yes. yes i do." you interrupted him since you already knew what he was about to ask.

you spent the next couple minutes explaining to ri'an what happened and your talk with mo'at. out of all your siblings, ri'an was the one you were the closest to. even though he's an extrovert and you're an introvert, he matched your curious nature.

maybe it was a good thing that ri'an walked in when he did, he opened your eyes a little bit more.

the next day, you were attempting to calm your nerves as you walked through high camp. your hands were clammy from the nervousness you were feeling. and in your anxious hands was neteyam's visor, his fixed visor thanks to you.

after your talk with mo'at and ri'an, you realized you should start making an effort in your friendship with neteyam so you decided that you would go to his family's marui to give him the visor. even though you choose to do this, that didn't make you feel any less anxious.

when you finally made it to the olo'eyktan's family marui, you peered inside before making your presence known. the only people inside were his parents. the only two people you were hoping weren't there.

they were talking and laughing with one another. you would've smiled if you weren't scared shitless at the moment. after letting out a breath, you walked in.

jake and neytiri turned their heads to the figure that walked in. they both recognized you right away. you were the girl that is supposedly friends with their oldest son.

you brought your hand to your forehead before bringing it down, "oel ngati kameie jakesulli and neytiri." you greeted them properly. the last thing you wanted them to think is that you aren't well-mannered. to your relief, they greeted you back.

"what brings you here y/n? are you looking for neteyam?" jake asked you. neytiri just stared at you waiting to see what it was that you came for.

you glanced back down at the visor in your hands and nodded, "uh yeah, i fixed his visor and i was just coming to return it to him."

neytiri's eyes fixated on the visor in your hands but said nothing. jake nodded, "he's out right now but you can leave it here for him if you'd like."

"sure, can you just let him know that i brought it?" you asked, placing it on a small stool near the entrance.

"we will." neytiri finally spoke, her eyes meeting yours.

now even though neteyam's father is olo'eytkan, neytiri scared you the most. she was one of the most skilled archers in the clan and she always looked like she was judging everyone silently with her eyes.

"thank you." you smiled awkwardly before bidding your goodbyes and leaving as fast as possible. once you were out of their eyesight, you let out a sigh of relief. you may have been a little awkward but you were respectful and you made it out alive and that's all that matters.

neteyam finally made it back to his family's marui. recently, he had asked kiri for her help on something. so they went into the forest right after breakfast to finish up what she was helping him with.

it was now afternoon time when he and kiri got back and neteyam was hungry. when he got back home, he knew his parents wouldn't be cooking any meals until later in the day so he decided that he would settle for a couple fruits for now. when he went to pick up the basket of freshly picked fruits near the entrance, he saw his visor sitting on a small wooden stool. he paused and picked up the accessory instead.

"y/n brought that here for you." neytiri spoke. she saw her son eyeing the visor.

neteyam looked up at his mom in surprise, "she came here?"

neytiri nodded and neteyam looked back down at the visor. a smile spread across his face. he knew you were shy around most people and it was clear you didn't like much attention. the way you basically ran out that day when his family showed up. he just thought you needed more time opening up. and he was more than patient. so the fact that you actually came by to give him his visor meant a lot to him.

"she seems nice." neytiri said, grabbing her son's attention once more.

"she is." neteyam confirmed. he then glanced over at kiri who was obviously shocked at her mom's statement but when she met neteyam's eyes, she smiled.

"go." she then mouthed. neteyam nodded before grabbing a few things he needed before setting off towards his ikran.

when neteyam arrived at his destination, he unloaded the basket of fruits off his ikran and started walking towards the lake. the lake he goes to during his free time and more importantly, the lake where he met you.

finally reaching the lake, he was not surprised at the sight. you were there, feet submerged in the water while your fingers worked on something new.

"hey." neteyam spoke, causing you to look up from what you were doing. you smiled before looking at the basket of fruits in his hand.

"what's that for?" you asked.

"i wanted to hang out with you but i'm also very hungry so i thought we could eat together." he answered, placing the basket down next to you before taking a seat down as well.

"and how did you know i would be here?"

"when are you not here?"

"fair enough." you chuckled before setting your new half made anklet to the side. you grabbed a spartan fruit while neteyam picked up an utumauti. the two of you talked as you ate the fruits he brought.

"oh and thanks for fixing my visor, i really appreciate it." he said.

"you're welcome.. and to be completely honest, i was so scared going to your marui earlier."

"why?"

you looked at him, "your mom is terrifying. i feel like if i make one wrong move she'll shoot an arrow through my chest."

neteyam laughed at that. he knew his mom was intimidating but she's always been soft and endearing towards him and his siblings. it was always his father that berated them whenever they got in trouble. in some circumstances, neytiri was the one that saved them from jake's punishments.

"well, she said she likes you." neteyam smiled.

your eyes widened, "really?"

neteyam nodded. you put your head down to hide the smile that was peeking through. after being scared that his parents might not like you, it felt relieving to hear that you left a good impression on his mom. hopefully the olo'eyktan felt the same way.

since your head was down you failed to notice neteyam seemingly giving himself a quiet pep talk. he closed his eyes and did a silent prayer before grabbing something and turning to you.

"so i've been meaning to give you something." neteyam spoke.

you lifted you head to see him moving the basket of fruit to the side so there was an open space between the two of you now. he then scooted over so that space was now filled with his body.

you sat in silence, patiently waiting for whatever it is he wanted to give you. his hand was currently in a fist, he looked down at his hand before opening it, revealing a necklace. you followed his line of eyesight, seeing the accessory.

you smiled, gently taking the necklace from his larger hand, "did you make this?"

he nodded, "uh, yeah. but kiri helped so i can't take all the credit. and i know it's not as good as the stuff you make but-"

"no no no. this is amazing. thank you." you smiled. you brought the necklace closer to your face to get a better look. it was woven nicely from a white material. you then noticed a couple of colorful pieces connected to the rim of the necklace.

neteyam seemed to already know what your next question was so he decided to answer before you had a chance to ask, "so i also added some beads.. the ones from my hair."

your eyes immediately left the necklace and went to him. he looked nervous to say the least, which makes sense.

in omatikayan culture, acts such as giving gifts, giving something significant to someone else, and giving your own beads to someone are all signs of courting.

but neteyam surely isn't trying to court you.

that's not what's happening right now, right?

this series was originally supposed to be 7 parts so this was going to be the last one but i hate odd numbers so i expanded it to 8.

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[metaforadohomeminvisivel]

[sais-matters]

*rubs forehead* Help me understand something. Five extraordinarily rich people, after signing an explicit waiver expressing under no uncertain terms the risks of traveling two miles beneath sea level, where they would experience pressures of 8 tons per square inch in what is essentially an oversized Pringles can... die when their experimental submersible, which was navigated by text messages and a 👏🏼wireless 👏🏼game 👏🏼controller, implodes. Possibly the most predictable and privileged death possible. Now, there’s a worldwide debate about reforming extreme tourism laws. How many children have died by gunfire while sitting 👏🏼in 👏🏼their 👏🏼classroom and we are STILL arguing about gun control? FUCK those assholes who were so used to being surrounded by people too scared of telling them “no” that they thought the laws of physics would tell them “yes”. Only one i feel sorry for is the kid who didn’t want to disappoint their dad.

[avatarl0v3r]

The Cave Navi Chapter IV| NeteyamxNaviReader

Warnings/notes: two year time skip, fluff, this is rushed and i might delete it a rewrite some of it but i’m not sure as of right now

Summary: After two years of being in hiding and the threat of the sky people, the cave na’vi come out of hiding and back to the cave they call home, Y/n returns home as Olo’eyktan, and a changed person both physically and mentally, after two years she sees neteyam, the two friends reunite with some personal feelings involved, and new threats thought to be gone are back

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you sat on lilos back as you walked towards you home, the place you’ve missed so much, it’s been two years since you were last here besides protecting your people from the sky people and helping other navi fight against them had forced your clan to become nomads for two years.

and now here you were returning home as Olo’eyktan your father having stepped down from his title due to being hurt badly that it almost costed him his life, and you being ready to take on the responsibility you were made Olo’eyktan your brother weap the head warrior.

as you lead the people through the forest back to the cave a smile was on your face along with your friends, family, and the rest of the clan you moved with ease on lilos back as you got off dipping your feet into the water near the waterfall as most sprayed your face and body, many of the na’vi were happy to see their animal friends they haven’t seen in years some running around with them, other just walking around or playing games.

you sighed content with the fact you were back home in the forest of pandora, instead of the eastern side of the sea during your two year stay with the Tayrangi Clan, you loved the clan but being on the ground and being able to run through the first on lilo was way more fun then flying.

—

later that night you decided to head out for a walk with lilo throughout the forest as it glowed, it allowed you to forget your Olo’eyktan duties for awhile.

you walked for what seems like how’s just letting your mind wander lilo walked at your side, you walked to a small river bank watching the fish glow in its clear waters, before rolling over on your back to feel the grass beneath your body, almost cradling you, as the sounds of the forest at night eased your mind.

you laid like that for awhile basking in the moonlight and glows of the forest, until a crunch brought you out of your trance.

you sat up, eyes waiting for anything, watching every corner lilo behind you waiting along side you “lilo, stay ready” you say holding out your knife, you held your breath a arrow wizzed passed you you moved your head to the side barely missing it, your ears pinned to your head with your teeth bared.

it was silent you got onto lilo’s back running back into the forest as she ran you bent down to her ear “i’ll take the high ground” she slowed slightly, you jumped and grabbed a near by branch and spun your body so your back was touching the bark.

you didn’t see nor hear anyone, the creatures of pandora being the only noise you released a breath you didn’t know you were holding, lowering your bow but still ready for anything you peeked around the body of the tree making sure it was clear before moving you stalked along the branches jumping and landing on the ground.

you stalked around to make sure everything was clear before a twig snapping caught your attention, swiftly turning with your arrow aimed and your eyes narrowed observing the person they turn and started to run away before falling flat on their back colliding with your thanator.

she put a large paw on the person you walked over and stood above the person not recognizing them “who are you?,”you asked harshly still having traded the bow for a knife the person only stared fear evident in their eyes “i don’t have all day speak” “lo’ak” they said with their hands up, body pushing into the dirt.

you clicked your tongue having lilo get off the poor boy you put your knife away and helped him up “i’m sorry i shouldn’t have attacked you like that” he laughs “no worries bro” your eyebrows creased in confusion “bro?” slowly putting the pieces together your eyes became softer and a large smile found its way to your face “lo’ak,” you said with a large smile before engulfing the boy in a hug “i haven’t seen you in so long you’ve changed” lo’ak laughed and hugged you back “you’ve changed too” you both laughed pulling apart.

“where’s your brother?” lo’ak laughed nervously “searching for me i snuck away and our dad sent him to find me, i been running avoiding him” he looked at you.

you thought for a moment “i could give you a ride back” lo’ak tried to protest “no isn’t a answer, and i want to see your home” you said with a genuine smile plastered on your face.

—

neteyam returned home empty handed it was time for dinner so he headed to the middle of home tree and found his father “i didn’t find lo’ak” he said looking down not meeting his fathers eyes jake stood up, the height a slight difference neteyam only being slightly shorter he put a hand on neteyam shoulder “he’ll be back soon” he said look at the entrance of home tree before he and neteyam sat down continuing their meal.

a thanators roar was heard the omatikaya gasped many started to tremble in fear, jake stood “a thanator never comes this close to hometree” he grabbed his weapon neteyam following suit along with the other warriors.

they watched ready to attack as a thanator jogged in the center of hometree many navi backed away along with the warriors “what do we do?” jake stood frightened for a moment “i don’t know we never fight these” jake held his breath.

neytiri held her daughter close, tuk on the other hand studied the thanator before he eyes widened “lilo!”and she broke out of her mothers hold “tuk!” tuk ran to the thanator, it stopped before her looking down at the girl lilo watched tuk as she jumped around trying to play with the girl jake and neytiri watched confused.

“neteyam it’s lilo” tuk said with a smile neteyam stood for a moment before recognizing the creature before he then ran to her petting her he looked at lilo “wheres y/n?” lilo turned her body toward the two figures walking into hometree.

neteyam stared in shock before taking off running towards them tuk following.

-

lo’ak has just finished telling you about how they found a new hometree during the two years you were gone before watching someone run to you the next thing you knew you’re feet weren’t touching the ground and you were spinning you looked down to see neteyams smile before you wrapped your arms around him.

“neteyam i see you” you said laughing once he put you down “i see you.”

tuk hugged you before taking your hand and dragging you to the center.

many na’vi looked at you in wonder, shock, and amazement saying things like “they’re real?!”, “their eyes are so blue”, “they’re markings are a different color”.

tuk led you to her father “daddy this is y/n” tuk said excitedly “y/n olo’eyktan of the Cave Na’vi,” the silly kids looked at you in shock of your title lilo stood next to you “and this is lilo.”

many of the omatikaya looked at you still in shock neteyam stood next to you.

“welcome to home tree y/n.”

[giveamadeuschohisownmovie]

(1) “Sorry Jake, the Native American parallel doesn’t work since if we’re to make that comparison, you’re a white guy who put his brain/soul into the body of a Native American. How the fuck does that work as meaningful social commentary?”

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(2) “So, at what point in the movie do you dance with wolves? That is this movie, right?”

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(3) Yo, listen up here's a story!

About an army guy, that lives in a blue world!

And all day and all night

And everything he sees is just blue!

Like him inside and outside

Blue his skin

With blue little children

And a blue wife

And everything is blue for him

And himself and everybody around

Cause he ain't got nobody to listen to

I'm blue!

Da ba dee da ba di!

[thenotoriousscuttlecliff]

The issue many have with Snyder is that he seems to make movies movies with a director's cut in mind and the first release effectively becomes a cobbled together extended trailer for the "real film he wanted to make". With the exception of Blade Runner and the third Godfather film, all the films here were released as the director intended, critically acclaimed, and didn't need extended versions to save their reputations. They were complete good films the first time around. The extended cuts of LOTR and Aliens are considered a nice bonus rather than the definitive versions Jackson and Cameron always really wanted.

The first two Godfather films have never even had extended versions (unless you count the chronological TV edit which hasn't been show again in decades) and the third one only had a re-edit decades later, Coppola didn't make the movies and promote them with the promise that there were better, longer versions just around the corner. The director's cut of Blade Runner isn't even a director's cut since Scott didn't personally oversee it. The final cut is his preferred version, and it was more a case of fine tuning what had already been released, taking out the studio mandated narration and happy ending, and fixing some errors rather than a complete restructuring of the entire movie.

Movie fan against the idea of directors getting to go back and rework their movies, and a generally supportive of director's cut, it's why the ZSJL movement gained so much support. But Rebel Moon it feels less like this is a struggle for true artistic expression and more like a marketing gimmick in full collaboration with Netflix, a cynical and blatant attempt to hype up another "Snyder cut" to get people to watch the same film more than once.

[drrav3nb]

So I just rewatched Aliens and I am once again obsessed with Ripley, Newt and Hicks and the idea of them being a family (a lovely little space family💞) So I had to make an edit! 

I'm so upset about Aliens 3 man like who thought that was a good idea😕😞🙄

[schlock-luster-video]

On December 19, 1991, Terminator 2: Judgment Day debuted in Italy.

Here's some new Arnold Schwarzenegger art!

[sorens2015]

Finish her !

[liminalsspace]

Wanted to do some art of comfort character and I🥺🥺I love this movie so much!!

[troythecatfish]

Here’s my personal recommendation of something to take part in:

[diglettin]

Saving this here too, Tumblr have a better quality