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I like at how Parker is actually the good guy here. It turns him into so much more then just a corporate suit. His cameo in Way of Water would fit better with this scene if he was more pissed off and frustrated because the Colonels video journal likely would have been recorded while all of that was going down. If we ever get a Way of Water extended version they could flesh out the cameo by showing the aftermath of this scene.

I love the part where where Jake makes the Na'vi laugh 😂

1:46 oh shit. It’s rowan

Jake sully you fucking asshole you betrayed him

Stephen Lang though… 🤤🤤. Man is gorgeous and has aged like fine wine.

would have loved the viperwolf action

It was fate. Like it or not, it was meant for Jake. They shouldnt of cut Norm and Trudys relationship though. I dont think she shouldve died either. It wouldve been nice to see them together and both get their own happy ending.

Lol my fav video right now

Ini partynya yg si jake dapat toruk kan kenapa.di delete ya 😞

I actually like quaritich's human form better than avatar, maybe thats because his eyes are a certain shade of blue I didnt know was possible

the quickness in quaritches response to parker relenting finally was such a good detail ugh

Tsu'tey is so sweet 😍

Am I the only one thinking that the baker is literally the best in that scene? I mean he just ran into the battle without any amor eliminating people with jelly tarts

Who's the actress that plays the female marine with close cropped hair on the right? She looks familiar.

Mike Shelby, a former special operations security consultant, once talked about a seminar he did for a hedge fund manager who was building a survival retreat. His primary concern was how to stay in charge and keep his private security in line after all hell broke loose. There was no good way. He posed the question: ""Smart, rich nerds are just figuring out that money and intelligence only go so far in a post-liberal society. What happens everything truly falls apart and the warlord you "bought" decides that your stuff now belongs to him and he's in charge now?" You could hear a pin drop in that room." Ultimately the man holding the gun, with the ability to use it, and the loyalty of those like him that goes beyond money, is in charge the second shit hits the fan.

This bro is really on drugs💀

Quaritch angry like a demon and a snake against Selfridge who lectures him not to waste resources by force while he obeys the orders of his cruel masters and mistresses from the RDA.😡👿🐍

At 4:02 to 4:04 the people on the far right without detail just floating had my dying 😭

1:45 Rowan? The soldier at the middle

This is why you Google yourself LOL

I love this scene so much but i can see why they cut some of it, it adds too much unnecessary info and is delivered in a kind of a boring weird way

Would have loved to see this finished and it would def have added a lot of story but I can see why they dint include it

"Turbins"? Does she mean "turbines"?

The "you look just like him" bit is kinda amusing to me... They're *identical* twins aren't they...?

You know, I can think of one or two scenes in the final cut that could have been exchanged for this scene right here. I think if they kept this in, aside from the obvious chemistry between Neytiri and Jake, it would have helped to make the audience fall in love with the Na'vi as more than just characters or people in the background. If you gave the background their own identity, it would have made the destruction of Hometree and the severe deaths of the Na'vi in that same scene that much more devastating.

I need more than one scene for Parker in Avatar 3.

1:46: "Mornin! Nice day for firin', ain't it? Huh-hah!"

They should make a cut of the movie that had all the cute scenes, finished or not,

This is sound like DUNE to me

You must agree with Sleepy Joe im not surprised. This is sleepy joe follower take.

No wonder why he was putting his hand on his chest, cuz his avatar was shot on the chest after.

Parker thinks he is in charge but it really quaritch

Navi are Cat 🐈 people.

This is so cool wish they kept this.

Anyone else saw the feet moved?

All this deleted scenes and avatar would be a two parts movie

The scene really helps the pacing and flow of the story. Another one I just don't understand being cut. 1 minute that just adds some narrative glue. Why not?

There are a few bits from this scene that should have been left in. The connection between Jake and Neytiri from across the room furthers their chemistry. The man-to-man between Tsu'tey and Jake, Neytiri coming to fetch Jake, her dancing with him, and Tsu'Tey's reaction to that. Most importantly, if there were to be any one bit that was kept: the looks exchanged between them while they are dancing towards the end of the secene feels like the perfect preview and last stepping stone towards the scene at the Tree of Voices. So many narrative and character layers are built up there. The drinking game is kinda stupid, but the character stuff needs to be there.

Another important one that's so short it makes me wonder why it would be cut. I need the 4 hour cut of this movie. Please.

This is a fantastic scene. It bothers me a bit that this was left out of the director's cut in favor of a long action scene where they go hunt some big things animals from the air.

oh my god, WHY cut the scene with the pictures?

Seriously, Norm's sudden attitude change makes no sense in the original cut. We're just handed it.

Ah. This makes a lot more sense now.

This is a good one.

Scene's like this, I don't understand why they were cut. It's only a minute, and it adds immersion.

I liked the actor that played Grace in Sam's screentest better. 🤭 Sigourney killed at as Kiri, though. So, all's well that ends well.

This scene is critical for setting up the rivalry Norm feels with Jake, which is pretty inexplicable otherwise. This and the last deleted scene I definitely would have liked to see in the movie.

Oh yeah. Glad this one was cut.

Heavy foreshadowing of the most emotional moment of TWOW

There's a few scenes I feel like would have resulted in this movie having an even better critical reception. This is one of them, along with the stuff surrounding the destruction of the tree of voices, the Na'Vi counterattack, and how that led to the human's first attack against hometree.