James Cameron's Avatar "Deleted Scenes"

From the video description:

Is it surprising that James Cameron’s technologically innovative masterpiece Avatar had to cut some things out of it’s already huge film? 

When Avatar released to theatres in 2009, it was already awe-inspiringly huge, but when the extended and directors cut came out on DVD later on, we couldn’t believe the stuff we missed out on! But digging even deeper, there are some hidden deleted scenes and easter eggs that could’ve changed how the movie played out. 

Cut down characters such as Norm and Grace’s school, a longer opening explaining how Earth was getting along, Tsu-tey’s even more graphic death scene to suggestive Na’vi love scenes! There’s a lot of stuff that was left out from the incredible motion capture / live action feature. 

From plot changing scenes to combat draw outs, James Cameron left a lot of good material on the cutting room floor. With Avatar 2 and the subsequent sequels delayed even further, with returning cast Jake Sully (Sam Worthington) and Neytiri (Zoe Saldana), it’s about time we fished out what we missed in the first film to bide time until we finally see the CGI Blue Aliens of Pandora return.

Give or take an acid trip and a genital mutilation, ... this is the movie I saw on a DVD I bought in La Paz in 2014. See my comment:

This is what I saw on a pirate DVD I bought in Bolivia in 2015! It suddenly stopped playing though, ... after I plugged my USB DVD drive into a Microsoft Windows machine, ... in case anyone's interested in hacking DRM systems!

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