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1 1 years ago, I was less than 30 years old, full of blood and ambitious. For this world, I am like a western explorer who landed in North America for the first time at the end of 15, and I can't wait to get what I want.

That year, a shocking movie "Avatar" was released. This is the first time that director James Cameron has shown the realism of 3D IMAX to the world. Just as Jobs told the world that mobile phones should be like this, he seems to redefine the meaning of spending money to go to the cinema. At the same time, the film is also the first IMAX 3D movie in China. At that time, there were almost no IMAX screens in China, and only a few cinemas could show the IMAX version of Avatar.

So one ticket is hard to find. I didn't rob it.

At that time, the film earned 65.438+34 billion yuan at the box office in China, with a global cumulative box office of 2.79 billion dollars. Later, I watched it on the computer, and I was a little surprised. It was not until 20 19 that it was surpassed by "Reunion 4: Decisive Battle" and occupied the first box office in the world for nine years.

Isn't the plot Disney's cartoon "Romance in the Wind"? It tells the story of an Indian princess, Garbo Kandy Yong, who saved an English explorer and solved an inter-ethnic war. "Avatar" tells the story of Princess Neville of Pandora saving Jack Sally, the earthman, and resisting the invasion of the earthman together.

Perhaps there are some shadows of Miyazaki Hayao's animation "City in the Sky", and there is also a big tree in it, which has deep roots and leaves and benefits everything. Greedy humans, on the other hand, violently attack the barriers of nature;

The healing ceremony under the Soul Tree is similar to another ghost princess in Miyazaki Hayao.

Soldiers fighting in the mecha, it's hard not to remind me of Matrix 3. In short, after reading it at that time, two ideas came to mind. First of all, Ye Zhan watches cartoons, especially those in Miyazaki Hayao. Second, this film is just a special effect, and the plot is a little watery.

Special effects are not as shocking as the legend, especially on the computer screen. So two days ago, when I heard that Avatar was coming out again, I sent a message complaining whether Hollywood was short of money. 1 1 years later yesterday, I walked into the IMAX hall with the mentality of continuing to count Avatar.

162 minutes later, I walked out of the cinema with mixed feelings. 12 hours later, I decided to write an article to apologize to Master Zhan. Avatar, an apology letter 500 years late, was finally understood by me after 1 1. Moreover, 1 1 year has passed, and such special effects are still top-notch today. The gap between our concept and technology is still 1 1 year.

The cinema is getting darker and darker, and the giant screen is lit up.

2 129 years, the earth people, or more accurately, the American expedition discovered Pandora. The atmosphere here is not suitable for human survival, so it is necessary to wear a breathing mask, but there is only one reason why a large number of energy companies, scientists, workers and mercenaries (former marines) flock to the earth.

There is an extremely precious superconducting ore buried here, and its magnetic field effect can make the whole mountain float in the air. Imagine that if it is developed into energy and applied to the earth, mankind will surely enter a brand-new era, and the company that owns it will be extremely rich.

This planet is beautiful, dangerous and rich for the explorers who boarded it. They are willing to take any risks and destroy all the beauty for the sake of prosperity.

In addition to all kinds of strange, huge and dazzling plants and creatures, there are also Na 'vi people living here. They are strong, nearly three meters tall, with long tails, blue skin and yellow eyes, muscular men and graceful women.

Their braids can stretch out to establish spiritual communication with various animals and plants and control them. They have their own language, lifestyle and the cornerstone of civilization, passed down from generation to generation by tribes, domesticated mounts, hunted with bows and arrows as weapons, and shared the gifts of nature with all creatures on this planet.

But in the eyes of explorers and miners, they are backward and primitive aborigines. If they dare to stop mining, let them see what high-tech weapons are called airplanes and cannons. Wait, how can we be so familiar with this story? It is not a romance in the wind, nor a city in the sky, nor a ghost princess, but a history book.

More than 500 years ago, a group of western explorers came to North America. They call it the new world from their own point of view, because this newly discovered land has not been developed and contains countless wealth. And they never seem to think that the indigenous people here have lived here for generations. For them, this is their home, not new.

More and more explorers gather here. In the second year of their arrival, in order to open up immigrant territory and protect immigrants from attacks, they decided to let the local indigenous people who are still using cold weapons taste the power of firearms. The war lasted from 1622 to 1890, burning for 268 years.

Back in the movie, Jack Sally, a former marine rescued by Princess Nami, and Dr. Grace, who studies Nami, realized the importance of nature and the equality of life through getting along with and learning from Nami.

However, they are only a few people who stay awake and can't stop hiring military incendiary bombs to destroy the homes of the Na 'vi people. A huge towering tree burned for days and nights until it was reduced to ashes.

Only then did I realize that Avatar turned out to be an apology letter that was 500 years late. I seem to have heard this story:

I'm sorry, in order to occupy this land and dig for gold, we destroyed you;

Sorry, we cut down so many trees in order to build railways and develop modern civilization;

Sorry, we destroyed your homeland and drove you to a corner of your ancestral land, on the brink of genocide. ......

According to historical records, after the end of the war in 268, the local indigenous population decreased by 95%. This kind of victory and defeat is self-evident, but the aggressor and the defender are so disparate, can it really be called a war?

However, the film is very romantic, and the expression of director James Cameron is sincere and reserved. Like all Hollywood stories, movies provide people with a typical happy ending in order to entertain the public.

Born and raised, Jack Sally became the leader of the Na 'vi people, the Phantom Knight. He rode Turuk, the largest dragon on Pandora, and led the blue race to rise up and resist, and finally won, driving the invaders back to their own planet.

So pleasant, so exciting, so ... fake!

1 1 years later, we and I have already passed the romantic age. In fact, we know very well that the struggle of the Na 'vi against mercenaries can only have one result, that is, the female pilots who sympathize with the Na 'vi are shot down and sacrificed;

The ground cavalry of the Na 'vi were knocked to the ground by artillery and bullets, and the film should have ended after Tai Su, the successor of the Na 'vi tribe, was shot by a machine gun.

None of the rebels can survive, because no matter how strong the bow and arrow can penetrate the armor, no matter how great the hunter can summon the forest monster to level the infantry, no matter how clever the indigenous people can attack the spaceship with grenades, no matter how powerful the spiritual tradition can resist the suppression of science and technology.

I am in a trance again. For the explorers and local natives who trampled on the land where their ancestors lived more than 500 years ago, this 268-year-long resistance was more cruel than a nightmare. Because you think you are a soldier, in fact, you are the one they don't treat you as a human being. You thought you were killed in the battle, but in fact you were executed. And the only reason is that you love the land they don't love.

And this ending will not come from the script, but from history.

Yesterday's 162 minutes, while 3D IMAX technology hit my eyes again and again with extremely clear stereoscopic images, extremely shocking sound effects and extremely wonderful and colorful wonders, I was in tears again and again under the cover of 3D eyes, because I saw the beauty, destruction and rebirth of Pandora.

And history is far less romantic. In lesson 15, the first volume of the sixth grade of Chinese in People's Education Press, there is a text entitled "This land is sacred", which is about a letter from an Indian chief:

For our country, every part of this land is sacred. Every beach, every arable land, every mountain range, every river, every shining pine needle, every buzzing insect, mist in the dense forest and white clouds in the blue sky are sacred objects in our national memory and experience. ......

If we give up this land and transfer it to you, you must remember that this land is sacred. Air blends with the life it nourishes. The breeze gave our ancestors their first breath and sent away their last sigh. You should take good care of it, so that you can taste the sweet smell of the wind blowing through the grass. ...

The Indian chief's name is Seattle, and the largest city in the northwest of the United States is named after him. After writing this letter, he led the tribe to move into the protected area designated by the government and lost the sacred land forever.

As of press time, Avatar, which was re-released after 1 1 years, won the first day box office with 23 million yuan. I think people want to see nature for a reason. This story, no matter 1 1 years ago or today, is really worth watching and thinking again.