the canines the naavi have make it even more animalistic too!

I think it’s the facial expression and that they only do it with pure anger/rage. It’s kind of like their “F*** you”

My brother makes it cringe

Nah, still kinda cringe

Pretty sure there are or were tribes in real life that make the same noise so it makes sense

Good thing I avoided all spoilers before seeing the sequel.

@@_nevi it’s another planet, microorganisms in Pandora may not digest human bones as fast as those on Earth

@@_nevi That's true but I guess you can say they are Pandora bacterias lol

I liked how Quaritch’s scars were still visible on his skull

Word! I liked that scene. Though I completely get why Jake and Neytiri didn't want their kids to go there.

Yes, it does. And this fight is still more bad ass than almost any fight in the MCU

James Cameron always delivers

Idk the CGI just looks overhyped to me, Callisto Protocol had better CGI in its trailers

@@toy5965 Callisto Protocol was released 13 years after this if it wasn't better THAT would be a problem.

@@toy5965 This movie was released 13 years ago, so of course Callisto is gonna have "better" CGI

wasnt a villian, remove how the film frames morality, look at it objectively, he was the good guy and jake was the villain, he betrayed his race and countless humans died at his hand

@@samantoniades3796 So destroying an entire sentient races home and killing them for raw material makes him good?

​@@samantoniades3796 Humans did terrible thing to the na'vi, (destroyed their home, killed them and animals) humans are the villains , Na'vi are the victims (also remember humans did this in order to get some type of stone which they could sell for money)

@@samantoniades3796 *''remove how the film frames morality''* ok, i did. na'vi still has the moral standpoint. humans disappointed their own planet, and decided to fuck another. jake's only sin was not warning them while he had the chance. but at the end the side he chose was the righteous one

Hero of humanity

Jake was human he wasn't loyal to there own side he probably was responsible for the death of thousands who starved from hunger women and children because he wanted to clap some blue alien cheeks like quaritch said how does it feel to betray your own people

Respectable? One of them was trying to genocide an entire population for space oil. Wtf are you talking about lmao

Yes, I know I always respect the side that's annihilating the life on a planet.

@@letolethe3344 Based.

@@letolethe3344 At least he didn't betray his people.

that's whhat i liked in him

He’s not a villain.

he was literally the hero and jake was the traitor, remove how the feel frames morality and look at it objectively, jake was the bad guy who betrayed his race for what, so he could fly, walk have sex with blue people, he could of done all that on earth when the colenel came trough with his promise to fix his legs....free of charge.

he died. all whats left was his avatar with his memories

Wtf are these comments

Yeah MCU needs to take their movies to this level

yeah, Neytiri coming in clutch and thinking she's Legolas

if you would say this for cgi i would agree. but mcu has shit tone of better fights at this point.

@@barisbal7782 LMAO. How do you figure?? Did you see the Hulk vs Hulkbuster fight?? It's a mess. Did you see the fight between Iron Man, Spiderman, Dr. Strange vs Thanos' kids?? Again, it's a total mess

@@LukeLovesRose yes. thats why i now you are liying. they were amazing fights.

No it’s not because I’m feeling the same thing and can’t wait for him to come back 😊

I'm kind of the same way, mainly because I have SO MANY questions about _how_ he's back.

Spot on, he’s such a badass in this movie and I’m glad James Cameron has shown very little of him. I think James knows this as well. That Quaritch himself has a fan base. I suspect he’ll end up joining Jake in a fight against a bigger adversary when it’s all said and done. Not sure how or why but I have that gut feeling. He has the most epic lines in part 1 as well. Give me the goosebumps!

No, cause he was the biggest badass of the entire first one

Im excited to see how the characters react to him being back

Completely agree and my same sentiment that seems lost on many since they say he got neutered. No, becoming a full and forever Na’vi species adds a significant layer to his internal workings. He doesn’t fit in the human world so his human motivations are going to fall away, as they should. He wouldn’t ever benefit from their success in taking over Pandora. He might not have thought long and hard about that yet but I think he’s going to, and on some level has entertained that. The big tell to me was during the Amrita extraction scene he seemed very, conflicted about the banality of it

I'm pretty sure he's gonna betray the RDA and side with the Na'vi at some point.

@@FrazerEddythat’s certainly a direction that Cameron could take things.

Think Quaritch, think!

Ironically he could've shot Sully multiple times in the 2nd movie and did not

@@scholaroftheworldalternatehist He legit had like half the kids many times!. He could have demanded anything from Jake, like ordering all to leave. Ah such plot armor.

he somewhat trusted Jake. perhaps during thre final fight he was too tired to quickly kill jake, he underestimated neytiri too

Jake could have attacked him. Look how small Quaritch is 4:25

😂😂😂

She is a female legolas her moves were insane it gave me goosebumps

No, the RDA is awesome. Humanity first.

@@thataberranthalo8032Humanity first? Even when they’re being straight-up evil? Talk about being biased.

@@artloverivy You have clearly not read up on the actual background lore of humanity in Avatar. In the face of human extinction, I'd happily sacrifice their little tree to save those on Earth.

@@thataberranthalo8032 So if aliens from another planet fuck up their home and then need Earth to survive, you’d happily let them destroy our home to make way for their civilization?

His Avatar body is tougher than his real body

Na’vi bodies have naturally grow carbon fiber bones

Keep in mind, the height difference between an AMP Suit and a Navi isn’t that much.

His name is Stephen Lang and he’s awesome

He was in Call Of Duty Ghost and his dialogue story telling in the intro was badass

there’s definitely going to be a clan that takes him in in the next movie

Basically Avatar’s answer to Agent Smith, down to the resurrection and cloning

i think is best if he is fighting for humanity

yeah the ash people (evil navi) in the upcoming third movie would've been a good reason for him being an anti-hero

​@@vipwanrinkle6439Who said he needed a clan?

Yeah, Na'vi bow are like stronger than the compound bows that we have by several times, even reinforced cockpit Sampson couldn't take a hit but Dragonfly gunship can.

The two arrows are for people she care. First: her sister Second: her father

This scene feels so different for me

It feels so real

Audience tries to kill Quaritch

@@lvdproductions I actually wanted Jake to die ngl

Based.

Neytiri probably should've led the Thanator away and used the jungle as cover so she could proceed to attack with hit and run tactics. It's much more dangerous for a predator to stay and fight.

badass

I don't know. It's still aging better than some of the stuff Marvel's putting out.

Nah. Parker is the representation of human greed. I don't think Quaritch even cares about the money anymore.

ya he's just doing his job probely wants sully dead wich is not good but meh.@@Baldwin-iv445

Yeah, his clone really mastered it.

To be fair when Quaritch wakes in his Avatar form he watches the reply from his original self and his original self warns His Avatar clone that Jake Sulley is likely the main target if he is dead (this suggests he did the video before the final battle in the first Avatar. But this would also explain why He wants revenge on Jake and after seeing his dead body and the camera footage on his robot suit proves Jake and Natiri defeated him

It's exactly the same concept from avatar, scientifically how they transported jakes consciousness, memory's into his Avatar in the first movie, it exactly the same thing

How is he a ‘clone’

how can you be so sure?

"Ain't this a bitch ?"

Es otro pero con recuerdos de quaritch

It’s an avatar body implanted with his memories

But believers say that the Pandora/Eywa kept Quaritch soul and transferred it to his Avatar body until he woke up

The real Quaritch died long ago...the one in the way of water is just a clone with his memories

Yes, I already saw the 2. Thank you very much everyone for answering!

He's only a villain based on what side you're on. In the Extended Collectors Edition, you can see that Quaritch really wanted to avenge the deaths of the men and women under his command and protection

That cabin is easily breached. The air of Pandora is Quaritchs greatest weakness in this movie

Ok jake

He's honestly like an evil Chesty.

Cgi has REALLY come along ways huh. Too bad marvel doesnt even try with it anymore

​@@POOPGOD999Disney in general isn't even trying

Damn bro you got me contemplating

Recomb Quaritch not being exactly like the tunnel-visioned, furious and petty human Quaritch is part of the plot, you goof. Also, the first movie already makes it clear that they went to Pandora for ""resources"" even though the RDA has done shady actions without remorse. The second movie does, admittedly, focus more on Jake's family than the missions of the RDA. But that's definitely gonna change in the 3rd, 4th and 5th. Pay attention more, though.

@UCRAD03D-U_0QHs8WR0dw1_A K, I'll take that rude tone back.

They mentioned Earth was dying in the sequel

I think with Quaritch now and forever a na’vi species he can’t really even be motivated by human endeavors. What would it benefit him? He doesn’t fit into their world anymore, literally and figuratively. He’ll never be human again even if they complete their whole objective and take over Pandora. What would he do? He must know that on some level or it’s starting to sink in. I think in Avatar 2 he is solely motivated by revenge for Jake beating him, human interest is no longer his motivation. So there’s some small tells like when the “whaling” team extract the Amrita he seems even just a little disgusted by it all. All that for some rich mf to prolong their life. Who wouldn’t be disenfranchised a bit. I think Quaritch will see that he is viewed as nothing more than a tool, the muscle for some BS human capitalist agenda. Nobody came for him, no back up from RDA out there in the island battle except his estranged son carrying him to the surface. At some point Quaritch has to realize this battle with Jack is diminished returns, and for what? For who? He has to know if he kills Jake there will just be continued resistance, because it’s not Jake, it’s Pandora as a whole resisting. He’s not even human anymore. He’s already getting little tastes of the na’vi way with capturing his banshee, etc. he’s still a brainwashed soldier trained to kill and win, nothing more, but I think it’s fracturing. Spider and his Na’vi body are the catalyst for that. Watch, he will have a redemption arc I’m sure. There would be no value otherwise to show the vulnerabilities we’ve seen in Avatar 2

@@kiroc89 Nice perspective.

It wouldn’t make much sense though, you wouldn’t be able to pilot one of those things without a lot of training

Or a giant, super AMP suit for the Quaritch Avatar

No shit Sherlock

@@kingjahrius8421 lmao wtf

Thanks.

One guy in my IMAX screening cheered and then everyone else chuckled in agreement

Sword? It's a combat knife.

They did for a little bit in the opening of the sequel

If she could've gotten on a Thanator after Neteyam.... OH BOY!

This whole fight is brutally epic. I just love how it pretty much ends as soon as Quaritch ejects his canopy, since he is now so vulnerable. But that doesnt stop the bastard from being a bastard

@@LukeLovesRose the glass on the canopy wouldn't have been able to stop the arrow, even still if Quaritch had simply stabbed Neytiri and then turned to listen to sully he would've won the fight against the two of them

@@TheAnnoyedHumanist And what's your point? I didnt say anything about the arrow

@@LukeLovesRose maybe I should ask you what your point is then, what were you inferring by saying "since he is now so vulnerable" if you weren't referring to him being able to be killed by an arrow, vulnerable against what then?