I thought about a sequel Avatar movie where the humans attack again but this time using nukes.

Date:   1/22/2010 1:43:28 PM ( 14 y ago)

I thought about
a sequel to the Avatar movie where the humans attack again but this time using
nukes. The universe responds and invades earth with 'grinch' looking
aliens who storm all of the video game stores, movie stations and
toy stores, taking all of the movie makers, preachers, politicians, and
generals who promote war with them, put them in a stadium with guns and
all the ammunition they can use... The grinch looking aliens lock
the doors to see if they will use the weapons they promoted to get them
out.... but if they choose to negotiate instead then they would have to
promise to make war no more... but of course they will negotiate the
settlement and all is well... for a while... but the humans rebel and go
and nuke another planet....

The aliens invade earth again and find all the rebels who are still promoting
violence but this time they capture the same promoters of violence and
the promoter's children. They do the same thing with the children
that they did with the parents but this time they make the parents watch.... and when the children agree to
negotiate... they take the children away to another planet and show them a more
peaceable way... The parents get upset when their children are captured
and they attack the planet with the grinch looking aliens but this time the aliens just stand there
with white flags as the humans invade but the humans slaughter all of what they believe are
the aliens... The humans rejoice and a cheer rolls across their band of
rebels. They go out on the battlefield but a horrible wailing is heard
as the humans begin realizing that their children are in Grinch Suits much like the
Navi suits in Avatar and in the last scene shows a close up expression of the president, head
general and movie maker....

rudi

 

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