Jake Sully "Rode the Last Shadow" while he was "dancing with wolves."

You skin the hide and mine the ore and drill for this.

Zoe Saldana's Neytiri "stands with her man" Jake Sully while Mary McDonnell "Stands With" this by John Dunbar.

Wendy Testaburger's Keywords: Integrated, Leftist, Liberal, Socialist, Modern, Utopian, Reformed, Farce, School

For Halloween, he makes a good "Professor X."

The futuristic lingo would be "universalization."

Apparently it's not that awkward if you only have so much space to do it in. But beware, you may have an audience.

James Cameron doesn't do what James Cameron does for James Cameron. However, this man did what James Cameron finally did because this man is not James Cameron.

Similar to "Unobtainium," this cuts swaths of land on top rather than underneath.

Conceptualized in the movie Network, this company deploys the practice of governments serving the needs and interests of corporations rather than people.

He wanted to champion THIER cause out of honor and love, not redemption and guilt.

It was the only available resource left to power South Park Elementary.

This may enlighten the lives of Jake Sully and John Dunbar more than they wanted.

A mindset found in Avatar, Dances with Wolves, and reality.

In this instance, relocation for the indigenous population did not happen in spite of their technological inferiority.

John Dunbar, Eric Cartman, Jake Sully (before the wheelchair)

Jake Sully has his legs to blame for this while John Dunbar wishes he had something, or someone, to blame at all.

Timothy Leary would have the American Indians "turn on, tune in, drop out" with the spirits using peace pipes and peyote while the Na'vi would do the same with this.

Phonetically speaking, Jake Sully became "Zjake Soo Lee" the same way John Dunbar's "loo ten tan" was once this.

Smurfette is to Neytiri as Cartman is to this.