A Perfect Gift for Any Movie Lover
Yet again, Mr. Cameron gives us what can be termed paramount perfection, with every single frame captivating one's mind and, your heart goes out for Pandora. The protagonist, Jake Sully (Sam Worthington), is a disabled former Marine who takes his late twin brother's place in an avatar program, which was assigned in hopes that the study of Pandora and its population might create a more peaceful planet. But, the truth was to steal Pandora of its resources. The movie revolves around what happens in Pandora when the military advances to complete its orders to conquer it and how Jake strives in stopping them.
Jake Sully goes to Pandora as a replacement for his brother, who dies before his training for the Avatar program, to control an Avatar, which is a biological body that mixes human DNA with that of the native population of Pandora, Na’vi. This Avatar can be controlled from the Base, more like a technology that links a human mind to a biological-robot. Since, only Juke has similar DNA patterns as his twin brother, he’s the only person left to handle his brother’s Avatar.
The planet Pandora is hostile for human beings and situated many light years from planet Earth. Our Avatars look like its ‘monkey-like inhabitants’, blue-skinned and tall. The movie kicks-off with Jake, Dr.Grace(played by Sigourney Weaver), and one of her support staff start their first Avatar journey into Pandora. Though Grace is living what she created Jake is the most excited one with the experience of jumping and running, above all feeling the freedom, which was curbed after a disaster he suffered.
Unexpectedly, they get in the way of a fierce, wild creature of the Pandora forests and Jake gets separated from his team-mates. After getting saved Jake manages to get taken in by one tribe where a powerful, Amazonian named Neytiri (Zoe Saldana) takes him under her wing to teach him how to live in the forest, speak the language and honor the traditions of nature. In his months with the Na'vi, Jake experiences their life as the "true world" and that inside his crippled body locked in a coffin-like transponding device, where he can control his avatar, is as his "destiny." He provides solid intelligence about the Na'vi defensive capabilities to the mining consortium. But as Jake comes to see things through Neytiri's eyes, he hopes to establish enough trust between the humans and the natives to negotiate a peace. But the corporation wants the land the Na'vi occupies for its valuable raw material. So the Colonel of the army, Col. Miles Quaritch (Stephen Lang) sees no purpose in this. The rest of the movie is all about how the Earth’s forces are defeated and peace is restored in Pandora.
Cameron‘s aberrant thought and a wonderfully handled cinematography that brings it out beautifully, send an awe in every audience. The 3-D magic added to mind-boggling animation finishes the ribbon giving our eyes the perfect gift. Friends, this romantic, science fiction is worth your money, perhaps even more. 
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