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Jack: Where To, Miss? Rose: To The Stars.

I Don’t Feel That I’m Making Movies For Iphones. If Someone Wants To Watch It On An Iphone, I’m Not Going To Stop Them, Especially If They’re Paying For It, But I Don’t Recommend It. I Think It’s Dumb, When You Have Characters That Are So Small In The Frame That They’re Not Visible. I’m Trying To Make An Epic.

You Can Have A Strong Economy Or You Can Help The Environment, But You Can't Do Both At The Same Time. That's Ridiculous. In Fact, As A Sustainable Vision For A Healthy Economy Has To Involve Changing Our Energy Policy And Changing With Respect To The Natural World. Because We're Hitting Nature's Thresholds, We're Hitting Nature's Limits With Respect To Water And Crop Yields And Energy Use And Fossil Fuels Heating The Atmosphere At The Same Time We're Past Global Peak And Running Out Of That.

Avatar Is The Most High Tech Film In Terms Of Its Execution, Dealing With Essentially A Very Low Tech Subject; Which Is Our Relationship With Nature...and In Fact The Irony Is That The Film Is About Our Relationship With Nature And How Our Technological Civilization Has Taken Us Several Removes Away From A Truly Natural Existence And The Consequences Of That To Us.

People Of Conscience In Our Leadership In Washington Have Been Scared Off By The Right And The Fossil Fuel Lobbies. They Won't Even Use The Term "sustainability" Or "climate Change" In An Energy Bill, Which Is Ludicrous On Its Face. It Completely Ignores The Elephant In The Room That We're All Dealing With. The Average American Doesn't Even Believe Climate Change Is Real, They Think It's All A Hoax.