Avatar is a movie about an Earth company (the RDA) that is trying to extract a rare and valuable mineral, Unobtainium, from the moon Pandora, located in the Alpha Centauri star system. There is an intelligent race called the Na'vi which are indigenous to the moon. The movie follows a soldier named Jake Sully who assumes his dead brother's place in the AVTR program, where people neurally connect to a lab grown, organic human-Na'vi hybrid called an "avatar". In this body he attempts to befriend the natives to work out a peaceful mining solution. The Na'vi are a very spiritual people who have a strong connection to nature and their environment and are against the mining. Jake becomes torn between the ways of his own race and the deep beliefs of the Na'vi, and eventually betrays humanity. The movie touches upon the idea of how far humans will go to get what they want, no matter what the cost.
In the film, there are two types.
One, the Na'vi, are the indigenous race to the planet, and the other type are called avatars, which are the humans in alien form.
The main avatars in the film are Jake (the main character), Grace (the scientist, head of the Avatar program) and Mort, the fellow Avatar driver, but I'm not entirely sure that's his name.
The movie actually shows the Earth people as totally idiotic and unable to use the technology that they have. If the Earth people were really interested in "destroying" the Na'vi (and were as ruthless as claimed), they could have just dropped an asteroid on the site of the "Unobtainium" and mined the devastated area with no resistance.
Given the cloning technology they could have appeared as the "gods" of the natives and had them give the metal as a donation.
They could also have dug the mine from the side with no conflict involved whatsoever.
The final scene (that was not shown) should have been a meeting at Earth Headquarters in which the Earth leaders discuss the fact that the plan was a success and that the natives have now been given the push needed to start them on the way to reaching space. When they finally reach space, they would be convinced that the "Earth people" had died out because of the lack of "unobtainium" and that the people that they do meet are friendly and would be able to act as their peers. They would also have learned the lesson required to create a civilization while maintaining proper control and avoiding some of the possible mistakes. Having had an outside enemy, they would be more likely to stay unified.
Note the name for the magic metal was chosen to hint that it did not really exist.
The main character? Sam Worthington
Pandorm
Jake Sully...
The main advertisement picture for avatar featured half of Jake Sully's face with the word 'Avatar' across the bottom. If you mean the other picture featured in the movie, I think it was Jake's brother.
they both have the name Avatar in the name.
No, that was just acting
Her name is Neytiri
The Australian actor who plays Jake Sully in Avatar is Sam Worthington.
Jake Sully...
The main advertisement picture for avatar featured half of Jake Sully's face with the word 'Avatar' across the bottom. If you mean the other picture featured in the movie, I think it was Jake's brother.
Sam Worthington
Sokka? Jack DeSena
The name of the Avatar last Airbender is Aang
they both have the name Avatar in the name.
Avatar 2
RATAVA'' - (avatar backwords)
Avatar Yangchen
He keeps the name Jake
it means the name is already in use by annother avatar