Avatar Deleted Scene 19 - Drums of war (Early Cut)
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- čas přidán 1. 05. 2019
- The small additions of the Avatar Program being shut down would have played a large part in the payoff in the "Avatars Attack" scene for sure.
Avatar belongs to 20th Century Fox and Lightning Storm Entertainment. - Krátké a kreslené filmy
3 hours. 5 hours. 10 hours. I don’t care I’d sit down and watch Avatar in full just to get the full story.
Your mom so far
SAME WITH AVATAR 2! 3 hours flew by and I WANT MORE!
@@randomly_random_0 I think whatever scenes and storylines that james had to cut out of the movies he published the storyline in comics. not the same def, but its worth reading them for the stories.
We need a petition for an extended version
So would I ❤❤
The deleted scenes showed that there is a 4 hour Avatar masterpiece, the greatest Sci-Fi epic ever. Shame they couldn't finish the scenes.
Hope one day they'll finis everything in a special edition or something.
"...greatest sci-fi epic ever." Not even close dork.
@@eliaspeter7689 There is special edition with more scenes, but it don't have deleted scenes
They could finish them, they didnt want to
Nah, it is not the greates SCi- fi epic ...
That is Star warS ? More probally 2001 a odysee into space ... Alien ? Matrix ?
This scene truly shows the horror of an actual war being instigated by one another, The RDA plows their sacred trees intentionally to start a conflict, the Na'vi attacks in revenge by destroying the equipment and human lives in return, but this gave RDA the free hand to attack without any consensus against the Hometree and later Eywa as seen.
What's more interesting is that if Jake Sully hadn't arrived on Pandora in the first place, the RDA would have likely wiped out the Na'vi and Eywa later on as war between RDA and Na'vi was inevitable.
Right. It was inevitable
Wiping out the protagonist’s tribe? Probably. Wiping out Eywa? Definitely not. Eywa can control all the animals on Pandora to attack the RDA. And there is no way a private company is authorised to do large scale destruction on the only habitable planet other than earth
The only explosives they have are for mining. The army in the movie are just security guards for a mining company
@@artofninelimbs5930 That’s the thing. If the RDA can’t get the resources humanity needs, they might just send a legitimate army to replace them.
@@artofninelimbs5930 You forget that the RDA is at the time the biggest corporate company on Earth, along with it's infamous SecOps "Security Operations", where it's military capabilites far exceeded that of almost all Earth Governments. And it wouldn't be a surprise if they had connections running deep within the many nations, governments and had hundreds of officials bribed or even paid off to turn a blind eye to their operations.
Also Eywa is restricted to the planet only, the RDA could easily launch a planetary orbit weapon and destroy Pandora from space, just like in Mortal Engines where certain doomsday weapons could destroy entire cities / continents in mere seconds.
As for authority, when the mercenaries and local miners are killed off-world by some alien na'vi and hostile creatures, you can rest assured that their families or loved ones are gonna wish death to Pandora and want full retaliation.
@@A-CC-Thax it doesnt make much sense that a company can be more powerful than all government. but if is true, it would conquer the whole planet earth first. this way, the company doesnt even need to bride anyone or be retricted by regulations, if it becomes the government, it can establish laws thats favorable to the company and collect taxes from everyone, which would be way more lucrative
Agree. These deleted scenes fills a lot of gaps in the final cut's plot line.
Same i don't really think so
gaps?
Quaritch is such a badass guy. Cold. Ruthless. And has this unmatched charisma. Perfect for a villain role
Thank you
@@milesquaritch9143 Thank you for your service sir! Fuck Navi the blue monkeys!
@@JohnSmith-mm8yd yes
I would not call theese traits "badass" It implies something good to his character which is not there.
@@hel7695 hmmmm...
This scene gave more depth to the humans perspective
Absolutely, there's a number of them who are dicks but a lot of them wouldn't have gone along with the "wage war" plan unless from their PoV the Na'vi are a threat.
I also like the deleted scene where Parker is trying to stop the military guys using the mining explosives, it humanises him more, that he's a pencil pushing businessman who doesn't mind encouraging the Na'vi to move aside so he can strip mine but doesn't have any particular wish to kill them.
@@G1NZOU The Na'vi are not a threat to humanity. Humans are the threat to them. Humans are the invaders. They do not possess the technology to cross the stars and attack Earth, they cannot send a missile flying toward a city... the only people in danger from them are the humans who are invading their lands, attacking them and strip mining their planet for no other reason than greed. Doesn't get much more black and white than that in my opinion.
@@wiseguy01 lack of two sided perspective can easily paint your views towards one side. And since we mostly only know the invasion perspective... silly wee people jump on that wagon and... simply see it black and white
@@somethingsomethingsomethin9009 Lol, did you watch the movie? We got the human perspectives. Two sides of it. Those that wanted to help the Na'vi and negotiate a peaceful resolution and those who just saw them as savages and wanted to go to war for no other reason than to strip mine their holy places. There is literally no defending the warmongering humans unless you are a xenophobe who thinks genocide and mass murder is fine as long as the people don't look like you. Humans are clearly the bad guys here.
@@wiseguy01 hello istophobe. Now. There is defense of anything. Furthermore we did NOT get the real human perspective. All you named is invasion perspective (tis like only reading about the invasion of americas by british... but not considering that brits were bankrupt and bordering starvation which lead to colonization. Xenowhatever or not. Reality > istophoby). Human perspective is seeing what is happening on earth, seeing why is this being done (rather then presuming by default it must be greed. Cus hooman bad. Hooman evil. Hooman must greed.)
... now go back to your xenowhatever namecaller club and curb into a ball and cry sobbing "xenophobe" tears. I wont bother to wish you a good day. For i dont wish your kind such.
... goddamn namecaller self-guilt trippers
For anyone confused, these scenes were removed not because they ran out of time. But because they wanted to cut down the runtime. James Cameron said that cut out 35-40 minutes of mostly complete footage.
In the collectors edition you can see that extra 40 minutes
@@joshvega5469 I want that!!!
@@AlBroMedia apple movies has it
Also some of the deleted scenes (really great character ones in fact) had to be deleted because they referred to other deleted content (the final trial, norm and Trudy’s relationship, etc)
WHY???
2:05 In this original uncut dialogue Quaritch is very manipulative, he takes advantage of Parker's torn morality and plays into his corporate desire and convinces him to overcome his conscience and approve the war on Na'vi. He is so intelligent and ruthless, traits of a great villain.
Jeeez this movie would have been that much different if all these deleted scenes were in the final cut.
RzVids this scene was in the movie, or at least the extended cut, not sure what I watched.
@@majordamage6816 you watched extended
@Frogger but do the scenes make it a better movie with more depth?
The conversation between Quaritch and the business guy is so much better in this version
i like that Selfridge here seems conflicted
Jake is so much more expressive in this. He looks like a guy who is DISGUSTED rather then a life long soldier who suddenly finds out about colonialism.
Some of this deleted scenes added a little bit more of grey area to the human/Navi conflict. But most of the audience simply want clear good and bad guys and Cameron knows this...
And that's really fucking terrible. Humans shouldn't be portrayed as the bad guys, but oh well, a movie is a movie.
@@dzidkapl Yeah. Cameron is such a xeno lover
@@captainjackpugh6050 :/
@@dzidkapl Lmao whut?
@@captainjackpugh6050 Nothing.
"When people are sitting on shit you want (oil), you make them your enemy, and then you're justified in taking it" - This quote speaks volumes for what is happening in the world right now
Lol. It has been like that for over thousands of years.
@@zeffez8161 That's because the Kuwaiti were willing to sell it to us, and Saddam was not.
Is the story of life. Sad.😔
Ah yes, the wannabe intellectual has found something that fits his narrative. 👏👏👏
@@remobothic actually the war happened because saddam was threatening the petrodollar by deciding to sell oil only in euros.
0:29 look at the worry in Jake's face as his thoughts begin to race about never seeing neytri again... Heartbreaking & such a complicated/complex love they have.
@DSW22 i laughed harder than i should have at this
@@onyx8924 what he say?
So sad because he expresses this as a fear in other deleted scenes. Hes terrified of being taken from the tribe and never seeing them again
I just watched the Extended Collectors edition last night. This part was in it, so it wasn't completely deleted. The scenes where they destroy the bulldozers, the aftermath on the screen and Grace talking about how their program was for nothing were kept in. Everything else was cut.
Parker is a much interesting character in the deleted scenes. Wish they included his scenes, it would have added a lot of depth to him.
Noticed that too, it seems they had several different ideas on where to go with him. He's much more devious in this one, whereas the cut scenes of Quaritch getting the base ready to fight shows him as a different person, not wanting a war, or his workers being forced to fight for Quaritch's war. It also shows the conflict in a different side from the human perspective, as the average grunt/miner/worker is being armed up, given 3 mags, and being told that it's "us or them". Changes the tone of the big fight at the end
I swear these deleted scenes make the movie sooo much better than it already it is. Does anyone think that Jake should’ve been more emotional at this point? Like on the brink of tears, if not in tears? Like his wife is out there at home tree and there’s a chance should could die. The family he’s become part of are having their home destroyed in part because of him and many of them could die. I feel like these deleted scenes show more conflict in Jake that should’ve been shown in the main version. But even then, I feel like Jake would be even more troubled at this point.
Ya Jake is much more sympathetic and less stupid in this version.
"Thank you all, here's your last paycheck, your services are no longer required." Also, how did they not give the Marines more screen time? Aliens was such an epic film because of the Colonial Marines.
Of course they had to delete this scene. It made the na’vi realistic instead of the morally perfect cartoons they are in the real film.
How? All it shows is them cheering the destruction of a machine that was used to destroy an incredibly vital aspect of their culture that served as a connection point with their ancestors. Imagine you could directly commune with Heaven and physically feel and hear generations of loved ones. Yes tribal warfare is a thing and no civilization is perfect but even considering this scene it's more than clear that the humans are in the wrong here.
@@kiwitowel that's his point mate
@@kiwitowel But the Na'vi drew first blood. They killed six humans.
@@ihategoogleplus5308 Please. They killed armed escorts protecting a machine that had already been used to destroy a vital cultural site that served as a connection point with their afterlife. It was absolutely provoked.
@@lucienkuhn8069 His point is that this scene somehow portrayed the Na'vi in a negative light. It really doesn't if you examine the context of the scene in any way at all. The humans are still assholes and not in an way that's unrealistic if you take even the briefest glimpse into the history of how Native Americans have been and continue to be treated in North America.
Grace was right. The RDA bulldozed the Na’vi’s sacred sight on purpose. They grew tired of waiting, and they needed an excuse to get them out by force. Once the Na’vi attacked their men, the RDA knew it had the incident necessary to attack and get them out.
Oh man… this would have turned the movie from this cute one-sided story, to a proper sci-fi. I actually wish it was like this instead, but of course it might have actually been not so kid friendly then. More morally confusing
Not CORPERATE Nerrative friendly you mean
@@JeanLucCaptain the bad guy is literally a evil megacorp lmao
We make movies about aliens invading earth and destroying everything we have, but I think the scenario here is more likely. We will be those aliens who go into other peoples homes and take things away. It’s what we’ve been doing in all our time
Yeah, that sounds about white
@@amethystmaries2567 what an idiot, you think that only whites have done horrible things in the past?
@@amethystmaries2567 racist
Matteo I think she meant right.
Amethyst Maries uh oh, you done triggered the inbred legion
they should have left this in, it adds to the escalation
I think they should've kept this scene as well as some others because it made the story make more sense in a lot of places
I feel like this clip was very important for adding context. Explains why people were so willing to follow orders and go on the offensive.
This makes so much more sense. Ive seen this movie when it first came out n now over the weekend. I need all these deleted scenes. Everything makes more sense. The final cut felt choppy.
The cuts fill in ALL the gaps so well, it’s actually a mysterious James didn’t keep the 30 minutes and just finish it for blue-ray or something. I’m glad they’re out here but no amount of clips can put it in the middle of the movie experience looking professional where I need it sadly.
When we look at these deleted scenes . one has to remember they are doing a lot of hand holding,, to much hand holding is like getting out the story hammer and using it to tell people how to "see" , the films story manages to convey the core issues and flows better on the point internally without resorting to the hammer , because Avatar is a mirror story on many levels the more we internally connect across the bridge "ourselves" the more emotional the recognition is.
1:40 Quaritch looks at selfridge like "
Will you finally do something about it now?
Damn James Cameron could make a halo movie of a scene where marines going through wreckage of harvest or other UNSC colonies
Technically there was a debate over whether James Cameron copied Halo back in 2009 because of the similarities. But James stated that Halo actually got inspired from his work because he already had the idea of Avatar since the 1980s he just didn’t have the technology and many of Halo references are based off of Aliens 1987 because of the colonial marines which is another film made by him
Halo is there, they have amp suits, they don't have it, it means nothing copied it. Bro
Halo is absolute dogshit compared to avatar
I think it's hilarious how some people treat this film like a personal attack. It's a movie, wake up.
Who? Aliens? Huh?
Same people who always get mad when people bring their ideological beliefs into movies lmao
Cutting the scene with the Na'vi destroying the equipment was a critical error: I couldn't rationalize what the security contingent was doing. That whole sequence should've been left in.
This movie made me realise how detached we became from our 'mother'...
I mean... Look at us
Lmao
It's sad what we do to each other over money and resources. There's plenty of room and resources out there in the universe for all of us to live in peace but we keep starting bs wars with each other on Earth.
@@rc59191 welcome to reality
@@chaddaddywarden4349 Yeah, and that's sad
To be fair its not like we can hook up to Mother Earth with some tendril neuron thing. We're pretty much like pond scum clinging to the thin layer of habitable space of Earth
Here after this was in avatar 2. Part of this scene was used on one of the screens after the train full of weapons was raided, but it was mirrored, and you couldn't see Wainfleet's face
If Zack Snyder can get a 4 hour cut for his movie despite Warner Bros not wanting to do anything with his vision at that point, then James Cameron should definitely make his 4 hour cut of Avatar.
The many cut scenes makes this even more fun of sense to why it has come to war
That statement about making them your enemy was a jab at how America was formed.
Now we know that attack on the Home Tree was just revenge.
Its not really a revange if you punch the other guy first.
Yeah, they literally say they ploughed through those trees on purpose to provoke the Na'Vi. They wanted them to attack the bulldozers.
Wow, what a spin. You should become a lawyer.
@@EzioDeCreeper Eh, their reaction to us bulldozing some trees they liked wasn’t equal. They killed humans, we didn’t kill them, they had an overreaction. They are the bad guys. Humans died.
@@captainjackpugh6050 Somebody shows up and starts destroying your home, and you have a gun, you'd shoot them
How the hell did a bunch of hunter gatherers with bows and spears light a giant buldozer on fire
Their spears are dipped in Authorial Bias.
They targeted the bulldozers fuel tank which exploded.
@@TheLiamster Yes, fuel tanks inevitably explode upon being pierced
Remember, there were schools where the more progressive Navi learned. And as it turned out (in one of the deleted scenes), some of them wanted to learn _just enough_ to successfully attack. Being used to modern human technology, a lot of Navi are likely perfectly aware of the internal mechanisms and basic science behind the bulldozers by the time the actual attack takes place. Just drill a hole into the fuel tank, flicker a few cables, and you already have an explosion.
@@HAXGGEZ Except that it's an armored bulldozer. Drilling a hole into it is not going to be easy using stone tools. The Navi have no metal tools of their own. Their arrows have even been shown as useless against metal. They can pierce the soft body armor worn by humans and crack the plexiglass of the mechs through sheer mass of their arrows but that doesn't work on metal. So how did they access the tanks to spill them? Even if they figured out how to open a fuel cap, tossing a torch down the hole would do nothing just like tossing a match down a car's fuel port does nothing. No oxygen means no fire. So unless they siphoned it out manually, thus covering themselves in fuel, then there is no way they could have set the thing on fire. I mean maaaybe they put enough brush around the thing and did it that way.
Ok this shouldve stayed
I remember going back to the film and watching it again(it’s a guilty pleasure of mine) and I realized that the Na’vi had nothing to do with unobtainium. In fact they’re most concerned with their own lives than those rocks. That kinda makes the violence between these sides kinda pointless if thee native species of the planet with the same rocks didn’t need said rocks. And the fact that the RDA just wants the materials and not their planet makes it even more so. If the Avatar program just asked that they wanted the materials, they Na’vi would’ve backed off. And even if the RDA DID want their planet, they’d probably decide against it considering the gravity level and hostile wildlife. Not the mention the flux out there.
Of course, since finding unobtainium would’ve required lots of land destruction, and the fact that Hometree had the richest unobtainium deposit in the RDA’s radius, the violence was kinda inevitable.
You know, going back to that Hometree thing. If they destroyed Hometree, why didn’t they arrive there to gather the materials. When Jake woke up at that area, there’s literally no one there but him. Wasn’t the point of destroying Hometree(as a last ditch effort by them after the failed diplomacy) was to gather the materials? The Na’vi moved out after the attack, so why haven’t they got there? I guess it’s because of Jake’s body being there.
The thing is, they can't get the mineral without destroying the Hometree. And the Na'avi wouldn't move out, the tree is the brain of their planet - the central nervous system.
@@alaster1403 No that is the tree of voices, an entirely different one. Hometree was just the giant one.
@@rannenw6207 oh yeah but it definitely was a major part of the ecosystem
American indians living in areas where gold or silver was discovered weren't going to mine gold or silver, but the US government sure as shit made sure to slaughter them or forcibly relocate them far from such areas anyways. Do any of you fucking morons understand that it's simply a retelling of the countless instances of genocide in human history where a more advanced culture discovered that a tribal people were dwelling on valuable land or had some kind of resource that could be stolen?
I can see how cutting the scene from 1:00 to 1:45 wouldn't massively take away from the story so long as the scenes either side of it are included. Na'avi attack dozers > Quaritch pitches his response to Selfridge.
There are some of these scenes I understand why they cut out but I wish they'd left the ones where Parker is hesitant to let Quaritch wage war. Like this one and the one where he threatens to fire him. He's still not a good guy, but I just wish they'd shown more that he doesn't feel this is right.
Not a good guy but does what has to be done humans were dying
He’s aware of how quickly this could become a coup.
Damn there’s some real important stuff in these deleted scenes.
I love some of the last deleted scenes because they answer so many questions
1:03 The helmet cam footage from Wainfleet’s squad is actually in Avatar 2 when the Recom’s are given a tour of the command center, on one of the bottom portions of the screen. I think Jim Cameron either wanted to reuse the footage or they got lazy, or maybe it was a reference, but I caught it! Nice try Jim, but I saw it
The RDA could have been a little more paranoid. I would have kept a self destruct system on all the avatar equipment just in case
among all the cut this is the real shame that this was not into the final movie. This improves by a hundred the loioc of the Humans Behaviour. They seek for revange and not just bulying the aliens for no reason.
I recently noticed while watching the extended cut that when Grace and Jake are talking right before Trudy comes to warn them, everybody is packing up. It makes no sense why without the lines about shutting down the Avatar Program. That should've stayed, it was already the extended cut.
That helmet cam footage was so good WOW
This guy is a work of art.
I don't care if the deleted scenes weren't finished, like we see here. I want to watch the *full story*. and remember, folks
*Humanity First.*
It seems like ... they had to cut a bunch of stuff out in order to make it shorter loL.
If I was to pick only one of the deleted scenes to add back into Avatar, it would be this one. And the "palace coup" one second. They add more depth to the NDA strategies/politics. Of course, others will disagree on this.
lol like all the deleted scenes justify the humans' actions
since Earth was dying, they needed resources FAST. Understandable.
@Paul99 Militaria My my we have a self loathing simpleton here that actually beleives that it was all good and dandy when we had no technology.
@Paul99 Militaria Oh really backtracking now are we? "humans deserved to die!" You are pathetic. Innovation is going on steadily but unlike in LalaLand it takes many decades to create EFFICIENT technology that can replace fossil fuels and keep the entire world going somewhat smoothly. For instance if we used only ecological methods to farm we would need to transform the entire planet in a giant farm, doing even more damage to the world, that is why fertilazers are needed. Pollution is only a short term issue which will be solved for sure. The real issue, that only a few have the guts to talk about, is overpopulation and the food concern that arise with it. Shrugg off the sponfeed nonsense you were brainwashed with.
Paul99 Militaria funny cause you’re a human😶
@Paul99 Militaria dude you realize you're human too living on earth right?
These added scenes provide such a glow-up to Parker's character, a difference as vast as Steppenwolf from Justice League theatrical 🤮 and Steppenwolf from Zack Snyder's Justice League (don't get me wrong, Parker in theatrical Avatar is already miles better than Joss Whedon's Steppenwolf). I'm also glad that Corporal Lyle Wainfleet got some dialogue!
Next time watching the movie, I will watch this clips in the right order.
Its so good that these parts are deleted
I always thought there was a scene before to triggerJake's comment to Grace.
"When people are sitting on shit you want, you make them your enemy" that scene.
0:43 very evident that James Cameron used Jurassic Park dinosaur noises for some of his animals lol.
He did the same with the Thanator, for it had T.Rex sound affects
@@lochness5524 i know, it's not very hard to notice at all.
I think James Cameron will one day knuckle down and restore all of the deleted scenes, and re-release it before his sequel movies hit theaters.
just watched it theatres again it was released with the same version but remastered colors and resolution but no extended scenes
alas
When is some cgi student gonna take up the task of finishing these scenes for us
Avatar movie my life all time favorite & legendary movie ❤❤❤💙💙💙
Yeah we cant have people thinking the Marines arent the devil in person
"They're spooling up now, I gotta go. To Hometree. It's gonna be fucking awesome lol"
1:03 Talk to me Buzz Lightyear.
These body armors didn't protected them from the Navi arrows, so in the sequel wich takes place more than a decade later, they sure upgraded their tech and equipped their soldiers with armor capable of stopping arrows.....oh wait
Ya they got the Exo skeletons but don’t upgrade the armor. Becasue HUMANS BAD HURRR
I love this video! :D
No Jake had to arrive on Pandora even if the Na'vi did it for revenge they had to be every right to be angry to prevent another attack
0:23 turns out the way he said that is cause humanity is no longer gonna be nice to the Navi as they tried there best to show them no harm however they pull the trigger first and so humanity is gonna go *full* on terraforming pandora into there liking
Looks like there a multiple deleted scenes for different directions the show could of gone. There is one where Parker tries stopping the military from attacking the indigenous. But gets shot down and threatened.
oh so that's the scene that explains jake saying what he said while holding the book
I don't understand why they got rid of these scenes, they only took out of the story. These scenes are finished and completely fine, why didn't they want this to be part of the story?
This just explains a lot. Or they simply didn't want the audition to sympathize with humans at all?
Movie was already ~3 hours long. Hopefully one day they'll render these scenes and release full 4h+ movie. If they do this just before/after Avatar 2 will hit the theaters that would be a great move
*They obviously didn't want anyone to sympathize with RDA and humans, because that would ruin the beatiful vision of perfect harmony and wholesomness.*
Humanity Bad hurrrrr
Ironically, a small country in the Middle East was sitting on an enormous sea of oil, and the USA chose to make friends of them in return for that oil. You might know them as Saudi Arabia.
There are no good choices, not in the end.
Of course they got rid of the scene that makes the humans look...human.
So excited to see what James Cameron exapose on the darker side if Pandora in his next films
Parker was more humane and less greedy than the final cut shows
I like that they showed the Na'vi didn't completely depend on Jake to defend themselves.
That’s one of the reasons the real life life Native Americans where so pissed at this movie.
It has a white savior Nerrative.
Please release un cut before the release of Avatar2! The real fans care not how long it is, it needs to be seen its in entirity.
I love this sweet townhouse there family our people blanche
Johny Sins is apparently a space marine now
Makes a lot of sense
0:39 - I do like how they added the trumpets from Enemy At The Gates
They REALLY should not have cut this scene.
Are they crazy!? There are kids in that tree! They wouldn’t dare.
Despite this being the situation they needed, they still tried to limit casualties to the Na’vi but they were approaching war regardless, unless Jake acted faster or they had more time, they would’ve moved and war could’ve been avoided
0:35 Buzz Lightyear said sorry Doc party is over.
Human side all the way. Screw the navi and that’s final.
Oof, you are going to have a rough 4 movies coming up. Humans are going to get their asses kicked over and over, lmao.
Yeah, it’s a shame really. Could have an interesting series if the Na’vi didn’t have so much plot armor.
@@coltonnemitz3033 Human extinction all the way 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍
Not trying to turn your opinion, just keeping mine consistent
3:00 Book: "The NA'Vi", by Phred Palmer.
We know that Parker Selfridge is returning in both Avatar 2 and Avatar 3.
They made a mistake not putting this in
badass
I remember this scene being in the movie. I swear it was. Either way, most of these scenes should’ve stayed
If we compiled all deleted scenes there is whole new movie avatar in parallel universe
Wow kinda changes the whole story
we will be merciless to the xeno the mutant the heretic.
Watch it, stupid human
Honestly all of the scenes that were deleted seem to make me feel more friendly towards the humans, death to the blue monkeys lol
Ha!
ive always sided with the humans anyway...
We came to invade!
Bruhhh..... jake betrayed man kind to clap some alien cheeks
@@brucepalacpac8982 9 foot alien broads.
damn,I think those guy who get shot by the Arrow their feel like someone throw the Spear...
I dare everyone in this comment section and watch the entire movie, all the special additions that were added to the movie and the deleted scenes, and count how many times they said "you can't do that" or "can't do that" you'll be amazed
How the hell did navi set these big tanks om fire and bomb them only with bows and arrows?
they didn't bomb them. i assume they torched the equipment
@@417Owsy thought they hated fire
@@_GShock_ nowhere in the film does it say they hated fire
@@visionist7 wb neyteri and the torch
@@_GShock_ ah. That was because fire attracts animals in the forest. The tribe use fire though in their camp