What Scene Messed With You The Most

[Mike Philbin]

"I trusted you... I TRUSTED YOU!!!!!!"

this is my SECOND mess-with-your-head moment. Brilliant scene of 'innocence betrayed'. The one that REALLY messed with MY head was the first time 'numbnuts' meets Grace Augustine driving her WAY TOO SASSY avatar strutting her thaaang.

In the original version of the screenplay PROJECT 880, didn't Jake have a line somewhere along the lines of, "Damn, that's hot!" or something?

[seykxel txe´lan]

The scene where jake is being "Escorted" to hometree for the first time sent shivers down my spine. The Music was astounding, Seeing the giant tree for the first time and up until then the forest had been pretty bare of humanoid figures except for Ney, Grace, Norm, and Tsu'tey's group......then as Jake is entering the tree, you begin to see Hundreds of others, and you realize that there is an entire civilization living there.

Just amazing

[ShavedTailLouie]

Yeah. That and Eywa has heard you gives me chills every time.

[Wameyn]

The end where Jake cant quite get to his mask and stops breathing...the first time I saw it I really thought he was going to die.

[Wind12]

I would say the attack on home tree was the most emotion generating part, attacking the clan with misslies, and hearing all of the screams of terror( I mean c'mon we meet another sentient people and we do that?) IDK how much we think we "needed" that piece of land, I mean you don't show them Rommel and Hitler,Pol Pot, you show them Ghandi, Bethoveen(misspelled) Einstien ect.

[Ikaríyu]

When I thought Ney was going to die in the final battle and also when Ney mets jake at the end and both say "I see you"

[prowler]

Ney mets jake at the end and both say "I see you"

This and tsu'tey death scene...

[Wind12]

yes the scene where Neytiri met Jakes human form was another good one.

[Raidrik]

By 'messed with' I perceive you mean 'negatively impacted' or something like that. And for me, it actually was the 'mercs' dieing. I live in a military family, with a long line of proud, and honorable service. No less then three of my immediate family was deployed when I watched Avatar in theaters. In fact the day right before the movie I found out my cousin's rescue helicopter was hit by a RPG (no one killed, chopper made it back to base and repaired), and was shot at by a sniper team.
I don't know, they might be mercs; but I hate seeing soldiers, of any uniform; die.