Christian Pinoys!

Avatar has been interestingly getting high scores from almost all reviews I've seen. That's not the reason why we gave it an "Offensive" Rating. 

First of all, the movie is with great quality. The story is great and not like the typical movies we have now. The effects are spectacular, making it "One of the best cinematic experiences ever", as some viewers have stated. It's the type of movie you would want to watch from beginning to end.

It's not really recommended for kids since the violence and the intense scenes are frequent. Sex and nudity is moderate but still not good for kids. We don't recommend this movie for Christians either. The story revolves around the habitants of planet Pandorra and how the attempt of the sky people to take their home away was not successful because of the help of Eywa. Eywa is their mother nature or like Gaia.

The movie was basically about a  group of soldiers at a war. Everything you can imagine at a war zone, and even worse were pictured at the start of the movie. It was gory. Very. Bloody and full of destruction. After a few minutes, the movie tells you that the group of soldiers were actually to shoot a movie. Together with all the crew, they were shooting a movie about a rescue at Vietnam. But the actors hired were like the most terrible people to discipline. And they were having a hard time in completing the movie. Until they changed the style of the movie. The director, desperately wanting to finish the movie, was down to the last trick. They were about to make it a Reality Movie. They set up cameras at everywhere and had the soldiers continue their journey. The real story started there, they encountered a lot of surprises and Ben Stiller was captured by the Vietnamese. The 4 soldiers left were to rescue him.

"A financial executive who can't stop his career downspiral is invited into his daughter's imaginary world, where solutions to his problems await."

The story began with Eddie Murphy (Evan Danielson) looking for his daughter's blanket. Also called a Goo Gaa. We were then taken back to a week earlier, with Yara Shahidi's (Olivia) voice narrating. Evan was a business man and was too busy for everything. He was even forgetful as what was implied in the movie. He was divorced and had a daughter, Olivia, whom he had to take care of. While his career is slowly going down, he discovered that his daughter's imaginary princesses provide him the keys to strengthen his career.