Avatar is a movie you can watch again and again and again. Why? Because it is so full of the tiniest possible details that made this movie such a success! So we are checking out all of the hidden gems you don’t even think about while you watch! Ever been to a movie and somebody’s phone goes off? We bet you have! James Cameron hates it while filming too. Legend has it he nailed a bunch of them to a wall! Sigourney Weaver’s avatar is significantly younger than Grace Augustine and it’s intentional! Not as young as in Avatar: The Way of Water, though. There was one disposed-of ending that would have just stripped all the mystery out of Jake and Neytiri’s relationship. The question we had was, “Can braided hair make a baby?” Working the Na’vi language was tough but Zoe Saldaña had a leg-up on every one since she was using it the most. Training required shooting weapons in weird ways. The animal sounds for the film were ripped off of another classic movie. However, James Cameron’s script was not. He has years of proof dating all the way back to high school! The tall blue people have always been an idea in his mind. The six-limbed creatures came later but they required completely reinventing the anatomy of every creature. Avatar changed the face of the film industry forever thanks to his high-tech inventions! They were also inventing their own style of music, doing their best not to make it sound human at all!

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Chapters:

00:00 Intro
00:18 The Young Avatar
00:55 That Scrapped Ending
01:18 Hide Your Phones
01:36 The Na’vi Language
02:24 Training
02:57 Animal Sounds
03:24 The Cigarette
03:37 The Cast
03:52 Six-Limbed Designs
04:23 Designing the Na’vi
04:49 New Tech
05:14 Perspective
05:37 Inventing Music
06:10 A Life-changing Audition
06:36 The Long Journey
07:39 Outro

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Written by: Kydra Ryan
Narrated by: Kydra Ryan
Edited by: Gabriel Avendaño


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