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Review liberal*hearted, progressive-minded media. Focus on their political/philosophical/spiritual message. (*liberal adj. Favorable to progress or reform, maximum individual freedom, free from prejudice or bigotry, open-minded, tolerant, not bound by traditional ideas, values, etc.. Characterized by generosity and willingness to give. -- Webster's Dictionary)

  • Artist: James Cameron
  • Release Year: 2009

interesting how this movie was wildly successful with such a liberal story line. But that's what movies were always good at -- conveying morality lessons disguised as entertainment

apparently, in this case, millions of conservatives were entertained even if they didn't realize that it represented:

  • The U.S. Army led by John Wayne getting its ass kicked by the Indians for trying to take over their land.

  • Greedy Corporate America (e.g. Exxon Mobile and Logging Industry) getting their ass kicked by tree-huggers and animals who fought back against their would be human exploiters.

the hero of the film is a U.S. soldier who, with the help of a hippie (new age, spiritual, nature child) alien chic and some animals turns on the U.S. troops launching a bloody counter assault on the General who is doing the bidding of the corporate project manager who wants the land's buried resources (like oil on earth).

and yes, the General uses the words "shock and awe" and, of course -- "terrorists"

i guess movies like this work even for right-wing conservatives because what is most important to them is that the team they identify with in the moment wins, regardless of the ideology baked in.

what a concept. Develop characters they can identify with and you can even convince them that their team is the native indians, hippies, green people, aliens, animals, trees, nature, and the planet!

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i felt it was an impressive cinematic achievement, but i didn't care for it, overall. It was like Pocahontas in space meets the crew and machines from James Cameron's own Aliens films. (and James Cameron's Aliens was a rip off of the old sci-fi classic Them. But i loved it anyway)

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