Deb Rankin Bell

Horrible start. Stumbling middle. A town with no residents? But the ending was good

Great series. Light but covers a lot of subject matter.

Richard Thomas once again wrestles a difficult role and excels ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️👏👏👏👏👏👏

I saw the first one and it left me with an uneasy acceptance. So I went to the second one. The cinematography was outstanding. Graphics unquestionably exquisite. But here it is..Two white guys taking the identity of the indigenous people. Violently fighting. One comes in riding the biggest Dragon so he’s chief. The other comes in riding the biggest machine so he’s in charge. The fact hers parenting skills leave so much to be desired I can’t start but hey, he’s a marine (so is the other guy ) we can understand his lack of emotional skills (should we?). And the environmental destruction on land and in the sea, and the outlandish degree of mutilation. Even to the point of killing children. I’m sorry, James Cameron, you should still be back at the drawing board figuring out why Rose didn’t share that little board or crawl in the water to die with her beloved. Seems you are in need of som counselling. Oh and by the way the fact your Canadian does not carry any weight. We know the problems you aren’t teaching anything at this point let’s try a movie with a solution 😔

The acting was stilted and unrealistic. 2 fine heterosexual actors should not have had these parts. With so many award worthy gay male actors...what were they thinking. Rather like dressing a white nan in a black makeup and asking him to be a black man. Racists to the ent. They could not reach the emotional connection needed and the dementia habits poorly expressed.

Excellent movie referring to the native woman missing issue