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Recently, I've shared the Pandorian springtime visual influencing aspect with you, even if it's not explored enough.

However, it'd be perfectly contrast with Mangkwan surroundings. To be honest, they weren't disclosed enough for me in the last movie either, despite its long running time. That's why I believe to see them more, and I mean everything, but especially, their routine. Just as we met Omatikaya in the first film, we are supposed to get to know Mangkwan better. We, spectators, learned to "see" the positive characters 'cause they were always close to us. How can we see these damn Mangkwan killers if they're still far away? (I hope you understand what I mean - it's not about physical distance).

BTW, this could be done, in particular, with a flashback to the Varang's past: show us their blooming forest before the fire (I still can't help but think how mesmerizing the falling petals would look in 3D). Plus, it would add another parallel to the "hypnotic" effect: first it was about something spring-like and alive (not necessarily positive, here we aren't talking about the level of kindness of the tribe, but about the level of beauty of their area), then - drugs, ash, AFAA, you know)

P. S.: Definitely unexpectable photo, even for me, and there will be "Part III", I guess

Hello everyone!

Well, I think no one would dispute the sublime beauty of the world Pandora has created.

However, the last two films have devoted far more time to war than beauty, and that's precisely why I'd like the next one to focus on something like a "Pandorian spring." Surely there should be similar seasons there, a period when flowers bloom on the trees (and there are plenty of them).

And yes, while water, oceans, and all that are wonderful, the last few films have been literally overflowing with water, so sometimes there's a sore lack of forest. Plus, the last two, unlike the first, were dedicated to the theme of family, and that's wonderful, but now the franchise, in my opinion, lacks the atmosphere of the first three minutes of ATWOW: "just the two of us, no kids." A springtime setting would perfectly compensate for the main characters' off-screen moments of happiness, wouldn't it?

P. S. : This is my first post) And sorry for my clunky English, it's not my first language. We all started somewhere anyway