Avatar: The Way of Water

Avatar: The Way of Water heavily promotes environmentalism as a core theme, portraying humans as destructive colonizers exploiting Pandora's resources, while the indigenous Na'vi embody harmonious, spiritual unity with nature. Anti-imperialist messaging critiques greed and militarism. Diversity in casting (multi-ethnic actors like Zoe Saldana, Cliff Curtis) and family dynamics (adopted/mixed-heritage Na'vi children) emphasize inclusion, but these integrate into the adventure story rather than dominating it. Subtle identity politics via matriarchal elements and anti-human supremacy, though spectacle and family bonds take precedence over overt preaching.