I enjoyed the first Avatar quite a bit, I think it's beautiful and entertaining, but it's not an all-time favorite. I'm a die hard, extra geeky science fiction nerd. The first of many 'wait, haven't we seen this before?' moments throughout Avatar 2. Quaritch (played by Stephen Lang), the big bad villain of the first movie, has been magically sci-fi reincarnated as a Na'vi, with his memories digitally transplanted back into his new big blue body. This is both a literal and metaphorical statement, as the family must fight off more humans again when they come looking for them.

'This family is our fortress,' Jake repeats numerous times in the movie. They end up with a grand total of five kids, two of which are adopted one of them is a human, while the other are Na'vi. The plot in The Way of Water follows former human hero Jake Sully (played by Sam Worthington), and his Na'vi wife Neytiri (played by Zoe Saldaña), as they become a family on Pandora. The Way of Water is indeed Cameron's highly anticipated 'bigger and better' set-on-another-planet sequel but as much as it lives up to the hype in terms of spectacular visuals and thrilling underwater sequences, it retreads familiar territory with regards to the story. Of course, they return to finish the job and get more resources. Humans want some precious resource on the planet, so they blow up their beloved spiritual tree, but the Na'vi fight back and kick their ass and send them home.

As we all know, the story in Avatar follows a military man from Earth who becomes a Na'vi, one of the native bipedal creatures that lives on Pandora, after learning their ways and becoming immersed in their culture. If wasn't already clear in the first Avatar, The Way of Water makes it very clear – humans from Earth are the villains.

It's the first of many sequels – hopefully – and it's obvious watching Avatar: The Way of Water that this is the opening chapter of a much bigger story about saving the planet from greedy, careless human beings. Sci-fi master filmmaker James Cameron's sequel to Avatar is finally here, finally playing in theaters worldwide, after a 13 year wait. 'We're not in Kansas anymore,' we're back on Pandora.

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