Youtubers React to Avatar 2: The Way of Water “Neteyam's Death”
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UA-camrs react to Avatar 2: The Way of Water Neteyam's Death
Neteyam boarded the SeaDragon to help rescue Lo'ak, Tsireya, Spider, and Tuktirey after they were kidnapped. He shot at a group of human soldiers in order to cover for his siblings, but was shot through the chest from return fire. Neteyam was pulled to safety by Lo'ak and the rest of his siblings. Jake attempted to stop his bleeding, but realized it was too late when he saw that the bullet had an exit wound. Neteyam told his family that he wanted to go home, but he soon bled out and perished.
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The mothers scream always gets me, so much emotion in that scream.
Zoe fucking KILLED this scene! Her acting is something else
How can people not cry to this. Every.Single.Time. I watch this I cry like I've just lost a loved one. Those screams....
A cried and sobbed as a child in this scene. One of the saddest death that I ever seen in a movie. :(
Zoe Saldaña makes me cry. Great job
It's like becoming the 'Game of Thrones' on an otherworldly level 😭
Jake: "You must stop taking hits for this nucklehead."
Neteyam: *Takes a litteral hit for that nuckle head*
Wow,that scream from neytiri...that is a mother scream🥺
i have seen this scene before, its was so heartbreaking to see him die. poor Neteyam......
Neytayams dead is sad but the reason why we cry I think is that neytiri can't accept neytayams dead. That's the final push that's so sad and we cry😭😭
I am a difficult man to cry. I always hold back tears in times of hardship and sadness I have never cried in any previous movie except this one. It is strange. I burst into tears. Maybe I had pent-up sadness that wanted to come out
I never cried this much when it came to death scenes
Growing with with the MCU, I think we are so used to seeing characters with nothing to lose take risks (and usually play off the seriousness of the situation with quips and jokes) that we are unfamiliar with characters that have everything to lose and barely take risks.
It’s not mentioned in the movie, but it’s canon that Jake feels guilty for leading so many Na’vi to their deaths in the first movie. He’s a human turned avatar Na’vi. What right does he have to lead them into battle and become their chieftain? He’s taken on the responsibility of keeping his “inherited” tribe safe. It’s a lot more personal now that he has kids. The stakes just went up. He doesn’t want to lead his own kids into battle and to their potential death. Yeah, he wants them to defend themselves, but you’re usually taught to fight as a last resort; not to seek out and intentionally put yourself in danger. Lion King says it best: “Being brave doesn’t mean you go looking for trouble. Be brave when you have to be.”
Jake let Lo’ak and Neteyam, who are 14 and 15, accompany him on that train raid in the beginning to be spotters, nothing more. But Lo’ak wanted to do more and nearly got himself and his brother killed. Yeah, they made the bone-headed choice to put themselves in danger, but these are minors. We all were shaking our heads and saying this was a stupid idea when Simba took Nala to the elephant graveyard when Mufasa just warned his son it was dangerous. He trusted Simba to be responsible with that knowledge and he disobeyed. Same thing happened here. Jake trusted them enough to let them do one thing that was reasonably safe but still helping, and they (well, Lo’ak) couldn’t even do that. It’s one thing to act upon what your parents limit you to do (obedience,) and it’s something completely different when you overstep those limits (disobedience.) Boundaries are set for a reason: to keep you safe so you can ease into more extreme situations when you are ready for it. 14 and 15 years old is way too young to try to take matters into your own hands, but I think we forget that because we are too used to these superhero movies and TV shows.
Geez, I feel I’m stating the obvious here, but that’s only because it blows my mind that some people don’t get what Cameron is trying to say. They are too much in their own heads trying to think up a better solution to outsmart the story being told instead of going on the journey and considering what is being shown to them. How are the characters are feeling, why they are feeling this way, how do they come up with their plans of action, and how do they try to keep their plans from blowing up in their face?
Lo’ak constantly has his plans blow up in his face and it’s up to his brother to bail him out of it. Siblings do that for each other, sure, but this isn’t like picking a fight at school or something childish like that. This IS a life or death situation. A 14 year old isn’t or at least shouldn’t be responsible for his own life.
I’m just putting this out there and I’ll let you guys discuss if I’m making any sense because I see a lot of people upset over how Jake is hard on Lo’ak, or they don’t understand why Jake was mad at Lo’ak over Neteyam’s death. I personally do think Lo’ak shares some of the blame here, if not all of it, but he probably would have been killed if Neteyam wasn’t there to buy him and Spider time to escape.
SAY LOUDER FOR THE PEOPLE IN THE BACK!!!
You are right, Lo'ak does share some of the blame, and Jake had every right to be a little bit upset. ESPECIALLY WHEN YOU CONSIDER HIS SON DIED! It pisses me off when people say that Jake didn't care about them. My opinion is that kids need to be punished. Especially when they constantly take their family into dangerous situations. Am I saying that he was a perfect dad, no. Neither of them are perfect just like that kids aren't. Of course I think that he was a bit hard on them, especially Lo'ak. But most of the time he kind of deserved it.
Anyway this is kind of same thing you said, but I just wanted to put this out there. I hope this made sense.
Rest In Peace to Neteyam he’s in heaven with he’s family with Ewya❤
Ppl who don’t cry… tell me how u do it.. TELL ME I’ve been crying for the past few days help me 😭🙌
They want to, but dont wana look a certain way prolly. I've seen the movie like 19 times now, and the first 2 times I cried, all the rest of the times I watched it I would still feel like my throat was swole.
I just have to look up 🥺
I would have shown one quick shot of neytiri looking to Jake for answers before she realized that her son was dead
All we crying on the Neteyam's death 😭😰
This Is So Sad😭
definitely we're broken and will never healed about him😭
The Last Of Us music plays
I know I cried so much too😭😭😢😮
I miss you Neteyam❤❤️🩹❤️🩹❤️🩹❤️🩹❤️🩹❤️🩹❤️🩹❤️🩹❤️🩹❤️🩹❤️🩹❤️🩹❤️🩹❤️🩹❤️🩹❤️🩹❤️🩹❤️🩹❤️🩹❤️🩹❤️🩹❤️🩹❤️🩹💘💘💘💘💘💘💘💘💘💘💘💘💘💘💘💘💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙🩵🩵🩵🩵🩵🤍🤍🙍🏻♀️🙍🏻♀️🙍🏻♀️🙍🏻♀️🙍🏻♀️🙍🏻♀️🙍🏻♀️🙍🏻♀️🙍🏻♀️🙍🏻♀️I hope Neteyam is safe with ewa
Ooh,i just miss my mom...
I am crying myself😭😭😭😭
Hi budget B-movie.. three hours Way too long