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[angrydude]

my favorite part about the movie was when the company that had spent millions if not billions of dollars to create the avatar people wake up one day, completely out of the blue (get it?) and for no discernible reason whatsoever just saw, ah screw it. lets risk open war in a world where the average animal is the size of one our multi-million dollar mechwarriors and blow up the damn tree.

sound like the act of a calculating money grubbing corporation?

I hated avatar because its internal logic made no sense.

[nkdlunch]

my favorite part about the movie was when the company that had spent millions if not billions of dollars to create the avatar people wake up one day, completely out of the blue (get it?) and for no discernible reason whatsoever just saw, ah screw it. lets risk open war in a world where the average animal is the size of one our multi-million dollar mechwarriors and blow up the damn tree.

sounds like something blackwater would do.

didnt they spend millions on buying new trucks when they easily could have fixed them at a fraction?

[101A]

Uh, they weren't Grunts and they weren't Marines. They were contract security: in a word, Mercs. Mercs aren't fighting for a cause or an ideal. They're fighting to fill their wallets. There's nothing more to admire in them than in criminal hired thugs or muscle.

Most were (former) Marines, were they not?