Sex, Drugs, and Boredom

Funny observation here. I recently just saw Avatar and I was dying to blog about my take on the movie review, however, I'm pretty happy to see a blog available about the movie's poignancy but from a slightly askewed angle. Interesting because at times I see a group of men at the gym hovering over the ceiling television screens as they intently watch the game instead of doing what they came there to do - exercise! Moments like that I think to myself, "Instead of watching the game so passionately, why don't they become an athlete? They seem so passionate about the game and the players, yet all they do is sit behind a television screen and watch them in action." Moments like these I find the counter-productivity in being stuck behind television sets instead of actively engaging in the sport. So in that sense, I can relate to your observation of the movie watchers for Avatar. Funny though, because I did not notice any fat people sitting in the audience in the theater that I was watching the movie in. I live just on the outskirts of Los Angeles and since majority of the people here are extremely Hollywood and trendy, many takes initiatives to stay slim, even if they're not, most try. Perhaps in the part of town in which you live in, the demographic is more prone to people with obesity problems. It's a shame, how less people choose to take control over their lives and more people would rather remove themselves from life issues they can be solving/resolving. Thanks. By the way, I loved this movie! Avatar depicts a fantasy world, yes. However it was more than that, the meaning behind the story was about love and passion, fighting for what's right, and the good guys finally winning! Justice was well served in the seats of the theaters. At least it painted a great moral picture - Don't give up the fight!