Avatar Neytiri Action Figure Views
Like most of the nation, my family went to see Avatar the first week it opened. Per my fifteen-year-old’s “seeing Avatar was a life changing experience” recommendation, we pre-ordered tickets for the Imax theater. Even though, we tried to get to the theater early, only five seats in the third row were available. Not a big fan of 3D glasses or the third row, surprisingly, I was not uncomfortable for one second during the movie. Totally captivated by the movie experience, for over two and a half hours, I was lost in the world that James Cameron created. Only for one fleeting second. I thought outside that realm. My epiphany: Toys are a perfect pairing with the movie. Finally, a movie that isn’t made for a toy line. Avatar action figures and the ensuing play patterns are made for this movie.
More importantly, Avatar action figures lead to creative play. The beautiful and strong Na’vi female, Princess Neytiri. The peaceful horse-like creatures, the Direhorse. The strong family oriented Omaticaya clan. Wait a second – those are all girl play patterns. What do we have here? Repeating the successful Mattel Princess of Power line from the Masters of the Universe action figure line, do we have an action figure line for girls? James Cameron in his interview with Oprah Winfrey explained that at first the movie had a male audience but, as word spread, Avatar now has a 50-50 ratio, male to female viewers. Oprah praised James Cameron for creating an action movie that connects to women.
Avatar is a 3-D science-fiction epic film directed by James Cameron. It's Cameron's first fictional film since he directed Titanic in 1997. Avatar is the story of a wounded ex-marine, Jake Sully, thrust unwillingly into an effort to settle and exploit an exotic planet rich in bio-diversity. Jake finds himself caught between the military-industrial forces of Earth and the Na'vi, forcing him to choose sides in an epic battle that will decide the fate of an entire world. He eventually crosses over to lead the indigenous race in a battle for survival. Own these very cool Avatar Action Figures for yourself.
Embodying his blue, 9-foot tall avatar body, marine Jake Sully is able to walk for the first time in years. During sorties from Hell's Gate to the Pandoran rainforest and Hometree, he gains respect for the Na'vi and discovers the beauty and danger of an alien world. From James Cameron's landmark movie Avatar, this remarkable action figure stands about 4-inches tall and features Jake in his avatar body, ready to join the fray. Are you? Ages 6 and up.
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