Anywayzz.z.........
Back to the topic. I finaly did it. Tonight i went and watched the movie Avatar. I normally would NOT watch such alien type of movies---after reading the rave review of Sir Lug---i deadly made a point to watch it one day. Tonight was the day and i am sure you are dying for my review. (or analysis??) 
First of all, lets go back to Sir Lug. For all people who are not familiar with odeey resident of somalinet-- Sir Lug----is an elderly charming man of a certain age. His qabil although not concretely known---one can easily surmise him to be a Marehaan.
I say this because he confessed to retire to his favorite city in somalia long time ago just in time when the Marehaans discovered--they could occupy the coastal city of Somalia: Kismayo. 
Sir lug is a traditionalist slash Nolstagialist. He lives and breaths raw traditional Somaliniimo. He adores Somali poetry, particulary a speciality for isaaq poetry and fananiins. He is not a man who is easily charmed by western civilization.So much that he has found a passion for nigerian soap opearas dvds.A strategic move to help him cope with this Cadaan world and allow him to escapre in the jungle monkey humpings and wearing goat robes.Whether he understands these nigerians on a below average IQ relatable level one cannot judge.He is certainly not pro western people much less cadaan people. So when he came running to Somalinet to avow his love and support for this typical summer hollywood block buster, i paid attention.
The man was almost having a migrane orgasmic seisure explaining how much he loved Avatar. His elations and palpable heart beat could be felt or heard from my poor shuddering pc screen. Here are is own words:"No wonder James Cameroon couldn't shelve the idea after 15 yrs even though he was told at the time that technology isn't as advanced.
The movie about the interaction between the blue humanoids with the tails and humans deserves 5/5 in my opinion. Haven't seen a movie that transports me mentally and mingles me in the characters, my 3D glasses were a plus in the blending.
If u haven't seen it, u r missing something"
Wow---right? From the first sentence -- his excitement and high level of viagra bursts out of the screen. It says or rather shows-- he was busy researching and reading all review before or maybe after watching the movie. The 15 years waiting of Cameroon adds up some suspence to his delights. What did he take from the movie?The interaction between the blue creatures with tails and the humans. Right here you cannot help but feel the desire of Sir Lug instantly wishing to be this creatures with tails. U can feel his heart beat, rejecting civilization and choosing these little chimps who rather jump from tree to tree--rather than be lavished with fancy gaalo modern technological equipments such Helicopters. He even admits this desire to be the chimp by declaring...."Haven't seen a movie that transports me mentally and mingles me in the characters, "
I am sure he envisioned this moment where he was this chimp with a tail ---flying ---naked---in the wild and watching the womens naked breasts and yelling klingon rants. Upon myself envisioning this image of Sir lug prancing around naked, not paying attention and just appreciating the female form--is when i was plagued with speechlessness and began laughing for no apparent reason.
Anywayzzzz........
I dont have enough time-so-let me get to the review of the movie.Well-- i must say i like it for its small romantic tale that was intertwined. Very clever of them to trick me to praise it.
The whole theme of the movie has a secret message. Save Environment, America is a bully, and the savior of the planet can only be the half human and the half blue humanoids who will conquer the and change the world. Or save the world? Is that Obama Taloow? He is half white and half black? Istaqfurulaah--- Does that mean--us blacks are the blue creatures? I am deeply OFFENDED!!! But i am sure Sir lug is not. Overall, i thought the special effects was outstanding, the invented native or savages language creative, and the movie in the end-- had this theme of glamorizing the savage world--making it the real world as opposed when the hero first went to the jungle. Here at last---is the tune that touched Sir lug nerves. The validation that ---his long time desire to one sweet day retire in the jungle of Kismayo--along the beach next to the town of Calaanley---his long wish of his jungle world be validated with beauty -- and by everybody. Indeed Sir Lug has mentally and physically escaped to Kismayo-- and when the movie ended---he couldnt stop running and quickly typing his happiness to his fellow blue humoids creatures here in somalinet-- and spread the tribal word. Haraka Haraka---Hakuna Matata---one sweet day----ndugu we will return ! We will return!!!!
