Avatar immerses its audience into Pandora, a planet that reminds me of World of Warcraft’s Zangarmarsh and Nagrand. The visuals are on the league of their own. Everything seems believable, down to the tiniest detail. The fauna and flora of the planet and the blue Na’vis were true-to-life that you’ll forget that you’re watching a fake planet.

There were times that Neytiri (Zoe Saldana) reminded me more of Jar Jar Binks than Pocahontas. But overall the actors did a good job. Special mention goes to Sam Worthington as Jake Sully, and Sigourney Weaver as Doc Grace Augustine. Giovanni Ribisi as Parker the greedy corporate guy was forgettable but his role is still essential for the whole story. Michelle Rodriguez provided the eye candy for us guys who are getting tired of seeing the blue boobies on-screen.

Col. Quaritch (Stephen Lang): Gives me the goosebumps!

Avatar gave me goosebumps as well. It was the first ever IMAX 3D movie that didn’t give me a headache after. It’s the type of movie where in the specials effects outperform the human factor of the movie but I’m not complaining. Someone should promote James Cameron from being the King of the World to The Emperor of the Universe.

Batman did well playing John Connor but Marcus (Sam Worthington) is the star in Terminator Salvation.  He’s the cyborg who thinks he’s still 100 percent human.  The first part of the movie explained how he became a robot.  At first glance I thought he was WWE’s Randy Orton and was waiting for him to do an RKO.

Some people felt it was cheesy for Marcus to have a love interest.  They say that the Blair Williams (Moon Bloodgood) made the story predictable.  I have to agree with them but then again I’m not complaining to see a beautiful girl in the screen.

Marcus Wright (Sam Worthington):  What is it that makes us human?  It’s not something you can program.  You can’t put it into a chip.  It’s the strength of the human heart.  The difference between us and machines.

John Connor goes into SkyNet headquarters to rescue Kyle Reese.  He succeeded in that task but was met by Governator along the way.  Marcus comes to save him but not before he sustained a critical injury.  They managed to blow up the building but John needs a heart transplant to live.  Marcus offers his heart to John Connor. Isn’t that sweet?

I think it’s appropriately titled because T-3 killed the franchise and Terminator Salvation salvaged it . But fans wanted more.  What they got was a good action movie and not a Terminator movie.  Maybe they don’t want to see a CGI Governator and want a wrinkly Arnold Schwarzenegger to reprise his role again.  Please I don’t want to witness that in the big screen.