Final verdict: Not bad. Just empty. A theme park ride pretending to be cinema.

Avatar doesn’t lack budget, technology, or time. It lacks courage.

The climax is loud, flashy, and emotionally hollow. Everything resets. Nothing really changes. Sequel secured.

Yes, it’s beautiful. So is my phone’s wallpaper. That doesn’t make it a story.

The middle hour is characters arguing, separating, reuniting, and staring dramatically at things that do not matter.

Villains are still Evil Military Guy™ No ideology. No nuance. Just shouting and pressing buttons.

They exist to look cool, get manipulated, and learn the same lesson every Avatar movie already taught.

New fire/ash tribe introduction like: “THEY’RE DIFFERENT. THEY’RE DANGEROUS.” Narrative depth: ✨ zero ✨

At some point the movie stops being a story and becomes a demo reel for: “Look how close he came to dying (he didn’t).

The human kid is functionally immortal. Fire? Survives. Explosions? Survives. Entire battlefield collapses? He walks it off.

Somewhere in the movie, tension tries to exist. But then you remember: Oh right. No one important is dying.

The plot is basically: Humans: arm the bad guys Bad guys: do bad guy things Humans: 😮😮😮 Cinema.

Avatar: Fire and Ash is 3 hours of “this feels important” without anything actually being important.

Dünya siyaseti gangsterleşiyor, balık baştan kokar , aslında tüm dünya halklarına bir mesaj, “ Watch your Ass “

Mistakes I made trading Palantir ($PLTR): • Entered without a clear plan • Let emotions drive my exits • Focused on short-term price instead of the business Made a small profit — but learned a big lesson. Now I DCA, think long-term, and keep it boring.

Why Apple? Strong cash flow, global brand power, loyal ecosystem, and consistent buybacks. Not chasing hype — building ownership in businesses I understand and use every day. Slow. Boring. Long-term. That’s the plan.

Monthly DCA journey to early retirement 🇺🇸📈 Latest buy: $AAPL — 45 shares Avg price: $274.20 Current price: $270.58 Unrealized P/L: -1.31% (-$161) Previously traded $PLTR with a small profit. This is a long-term game. One buy at a time.

@Sajwani UAE rocks!

I wanted Bannerlord to succeed. Many of us did. But after 5 years, this lack of ambition and care is just disappointing. 👎🏿

Re-releasing the game without addressing these fundamental flaws feels less like support and more like a cash grab. Players asked for depth, polish, and consistency — not a reset button with boats.