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"You Don't Like That They're White" Marco Rubio To Dem On South African RefugeesBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/radio-baloney-the-richie-baloney-show--4036781/support.

Retransmissió de la gala oficial del Rubeo d'Or al teatre municipal La Sala de Rubí. podcast recorded with enacast.com

Marco Rubio Destroys CBS Margaret Brennan For Insane ClaimBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/radio-baloney-the-richie-baloney-show--4036781/support.

El referente del PJ santafesino criticó a los sectores disidentes y defendió la Constitución provincial.

El diputado provincial Luis Rubeo consideró en Radio EME cuál debe ser el camino que deberá tomar el justicialismo en las próximas elecciones. "Hay que volver a establecer ese contrato social con los santafesinos", dijo.

Thanks for listening to the EDventUres in Tech Podcast live from NYSCATE 2022. In this episode, we are joined by fellow educator and technology innovator from the Mid Hudson Teacher Center, Paul Rubeo. Andrew, Dan and Paul interview Braydon Moreno from Boxlight. Braydon is an entrepreneur who developed the Robo 3D printer and the My Stem Kits, This is a phenomenal discussion that you don't want to miss. Tech Hard. Work smart. Live an EDventUre. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/andrew-nikola/support

Costume Designer Mayes C. Rubeo from Marvel Studios' Thor: Love and Thunder joins us to talk about her work before taking on the Insider 5! Add Marvel Studios' Thor: Love and Thunder to your movie collection. Now on Blu-ray and Digital. About Disney Movie Insiders Presents: Disney Movie Insiders Presents brings fans closer to the movies they love with interviews, interactive trivia, and more! We're lifting the curtain to give you a behind-the-scenes look at new releases and classics from The Walt Disney Studios. About Disney Movie Insiders: Disney Movie Insiders celebrates and rewards Disney movie fans - just for being fans. Members can earn points, redeem rewards and discover perks. Membership required. Visit DisneyMovieInsiders.com for Terms & Conditions.

Luis Rubeo (Diputado Provincial Frente de Todos por Santa Fe) Trabajadores Y Empresarios @luislauge

El legislador del Bloque Justicialista de la Cámara de Diputados de Santa Fe se refirió en Radio EME al intento de asesinato que atravesó en la puerta de su casa la vicepresidenta de la Nación.

Thor: Ragnarok discussion with costume designer Mayes C. Rubeo, writer Eric Pearson, film editor Zene Baker, composer Mark Mothersbaugh, and director Taika Waititi on November 4, 2017 at the Samuel Goldwyn Theater.   Moderated by Anthony Breznican.

"Necesitamos que gobierno de la provincia deje de mirar para otro lado, y que el gobernador Perotti se ponga al frente de este proceso", expresó el legislador en Radio EME.

Se presentó un nuevo informe de la Comisión de Seguimiento de Vicentín.

Dentro de las conferencias magistrales que hemos tenido en esta entrega del FICG hubo una charla muy interesante con Mayes C. Rubeo, reconocida vestuaristaque ha trabajado en producciones que van desde Apocalypto hasta sus colaboraciones con Marvel, trabajo que le ha ganado reconocimiento en la industria.Conducida por el camarada Silvestre López Portillo, la charla se enfocó en la trayectoria e influencias que han sido absorvidas por Mayes en su trayectoria, las diferencias de trabajar en México, en donde en sus inicios no fue aceptada por el sindicato, por lo cual migró a Estados Unidos para encontrar mejores oportunidades laborales y forjar una carrera que sería imposible de lograr si se hubiera quedado en el territorio nacional. Entre los detalles, surgieron comentarios interesantes, como el hecho de que en la producción de Apocalypto, los diseños originales más apegados a los vestuarios históricamente reales, no funcionaban y no se veían bien en pantalla. Al empezar a desapegarse de esta limitación de fidelidad es como se encontró una voz más adecuada a la gran pantalla. El trabajo con el equipo para crear los vestuarios fue más verbal que basado en diseños o ilustraciones, tomando como referencias lo visto en códices mayas. Las preguntas del público se enfocaron demasiado en su trabajo en Marvel en cintas como Thor: Ragnarok o la serie WandaVision (en serio, gente, vean más cosas fuera de Marvel / Disney), en donde la vestuarista comentó sobre el diseño de materiales, telas y el mismo vestuario que aunque no se usara de manera práctica, tenía que hacerse para que los animadores y artistas de efectos visuales pudieran modelar y adecuar las propiedades en cosas tan imposibles como el casco de Hela. Para finalizar, dejando un mensaje a los jóvenes asistentes, Mayes nos recordó la función del arte para los creadores: es nuestra obligación conocerlo, asimilarlo, hacerlo propio y compartirlo.

Continuamos con la cobertura que hicimos en la edición 36 del FICG (2021). Todos los textos y videos se presentaron originalmente en nuestro Patreon.¿Tienes cuenta de Amazon Prime? ¡Puedes apoyar este proyecto donando el dinero de Jeff Bezos y a ti no te cuesta nada! Instrucciones aquí.¿Lo quieres en audio? Lo pueden descargar aquí o escuchar en el siguiente reproductor. También puedes escucharnos con tus aplicaciones favoritas como Spotify, iTunes, Pocket Cast, Spreaker, Stitcher, Tune In, Acast, Player FM, MixCloud, Overcast, iHeart Radio, Hear This At, Podcast Addict, Castbox, y hasta en iVoox.Dentro de las conferencias magistrales que hemos tenido en esta entrega del FICG hubo una charla muy interesante con Mayes C. Rubeo, reconocida vestuarista que ha trabajado en producciones que van desde Apocalypto hasta sus colaboraciones con Marvel, trabajo que le ha ganado reconocimiento en la industria.Conducida por el camarada Silvestre López Portillo, la charla se enfocó en la trayectoria e influencias que han sido absorbidas por Mayes en su trayectoria, las diferencias de trabajar en México, en donde en sus inicios no fue aceptada por el sindicato, por lo cual migró a Estados Unidos para encontrar mejores oportunidades laborales y forjar una carrera que sería imposible de lograr si se hubiera quedado en el territorio nacional. Entre los detalles, surgieron comentarios interesantes, como el hecho de que en la producción de Apocalypto, los diseños originales más apegados a los vestuarios históricamente reales, no funcionaban y no se veían bien en pantalla. Al empezar a desapegarse de esta limitación de fidelidad es como se encontró una voz más adecuada a la gran pantalla. El trabajo con el equipo para crear los vestuarios fue más verbal que basado en diseños o ilustraciones, tomando como referencias lo visto en códices mayas. Las preguntas del público se enfocaron demasiado en su trabajo en Marvel en cintas como Thor: Ragnarok o la serie WandaVision (en serio, gente, vean más cosas fuera de Marvel / Disney), en donde la vestuarista comentó sobre el diseño de materiales, telas y el mismo vestuario que aunque no se usara de manera práctica, tenía que hacerse para que los animadores y artistas de efectos visuales pudieran modelar y adecuar las propiedades en cosas tan imposibles como el casco de Hela. Para finalizar, dejando un mensaje a los jóvenes asistentes, Mayes nos recordó la función del arte para los creadores: es nuestra obligación conocerlo, asimilarlo, hacerlo propio y compartirlo.

Costume Designer Mayes C. Rubeo with host Robert Meyer Burnett

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In this week's episode of The Art of Costume Blogcast, Elizabeth and Spencer rewatch the Marvel television show that started them all, WandaVision! Join us as our hosts discuss the many looks of Wanda and Vision, and the decades of television that inspired them. We discuss the costumes designed by costume designer Mayes C. Rubeo, Agatha Harkness, the famous fish pants, and figure out who our favorite Avengers are! Follow The Art of Costume Blogcast on Instagram at @TheArtofCostumePod. Head to TheArtofCostumeBlogcast.com to subscribe and send us your movie and television requests! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/theartofcostume/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/theartofcostume/support

In this week's episode of The Art of Costume Blogcast, Elizabeth and Spencer rewatch the Marvel television show that started them all, WandaVision! Join us as our hosts discuss the many looks of Wanda and Vision, and the decades of television that inspired them. We discuss the costumes designed by costume designer Mayes C. Rubeo, Agatha Harkness, the famous fish pants, and figure out who our favorite Avengers are! Follow The Art of Costume Blogcast on Instagram at @TheArtofCostumePod. Head to TheArtofCostumeBlogcast.com to subscribe and send us your movie and television requests! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/theartofcostume/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/theartofcostume/support

Rubeo: “Perotti lo menos que podría hacer es pedir licencia”

Afghanistan Situation is Suddenly Rise Intensity ; Rubeo on Fox News Origin of virus

La justicia embargó bienes de directivos de Vicentin por la denuncia de la AFIP

Surprises abound in Marvel Studios’ WandaVision, streaming now on Disney+! Judy chats with costume designer Mayes Rubeo about what it was like to jump between eras and styles as she worked on this show. Plus, Rubeo shares some insights from her decades-long career in the field of costume design.

Have you ever wondered what it's like to wear a wire for numerous years while being in the mafia? John, Gene, and Felix sit down in an exclusive tell-all interview with John Rubeo, former Genovese associate who turned informant. Rubeo worked for Joey Merlino and earned for him. UPDATE: John's judge on the case, Judge Sullivan, has re-opened the case after listening to this interview and Rubeo unfortunately may face potential consequence.s

Hablamos con Luis Rubeo, Diputado de la provincia de Santa Fe, sobre la situación de Vicentin.

Tasked with having to bring WWII Germany to life through the eyes of not just the story's youthful protagonist but also through the eyes of director Taika Waititi, costume designer Mayes C. Rubeo had a huge task in front of her. Luckily, she rose to the challenge and gave us a historical accurate but lush look at the time period with costumes that popped off the screen and gave her an Academy Award nomination for Best Costume Design. Mayes was kind enough to take a few minutes to talk with Next Best Picture about her work on the film "Jojo Rabbit." Check out more on NextBestPicture.com Please subscribe on... SoundCloud - https://soundcloud.com/nextbestpicturepodcast iTunes Podcasts - https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/negs-best-film-podcast/id1087678387?mt=2 Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/show/7IMIzpYehTqeUa1d9EC4jT And be sure to help support us on Patreon for as little as $1 a month at https://www.patreon.com/NextBestPicture

When Drew Brees, the New Orleans Saints’ quarterback, endorsed “Bring Your Bible to School Day,” he received a lot of criticism from the “woke” culture. Nonetheless, the Constitution protects Brees’ freedom of speech as well as the right of students to read their Bibles at school. Building on these principles, First Liberty has successfully defended individuals maligned for expressing their faith in the academic and professional spheres. Learn more at FirstLiberty.org/Briefing. Drew Brees is not only a Super Bowl winning quarterback, he’s been an outspoken advocate for several issues dear to his heart.  That includes his faith. But when he cut a public service announcement for a project by Focus on the Family called, “Bring Your Bible to School Day,” the woke, cancel culture whipped itself into the usual frenzy. The whole situation made me think of a few of our past clients. For instance, officials in Georgia removed Dr. Eric Walsh from being a public health official over something he said in a sermon as a lay minister.  Giovanni Rubeo, just 12 years old at the time, was told he could not read his Bible during free reading time at school.  Drew Brees probably won’t lose his job like Dr. Walsh did, but I worry about kids who actually do bring their Bible to school, like Giovanni did.  While the law is crystal clear that students have every right to carry, read, and reference their Bible at school, we all brace for the next student who runs up against the teacher who doesn’t think the student should have the freedom to do so. All of us ought to appreciate Drew Brees for what makes him different from us, even if that is his religion. That’s what our commitment to religious liberty and the guarantee to exercise that religion in public demands. By the way, in case you’re wondering, we won Dr. Walsh’s case and, after several exchanges with Giovanni’s school, they admitted their teacher made a mistake.  So, don’t be afraid of living out your faith in public either.  We’re here to help. To learn how First Liberty is protecting religious liberty for all Americans, visit FirstLiberty.org.

Kustron hopes none of the listeners placed any Weekly Picks or playoff brackets based on the podcast crew's predictions last week. Kittelberger played like dogsh!t after 5 days laid up on a beach drinking daiquiris. And Schwartz calls out Rubeo for pulling the chute last minute on beer league, leaving the squad with 7 skaters - one of which was drunk, the other shit themselves, literally. ICYMI: Minnesota Duluth won another NCAA title. The New Jersey Devils won the draft lottery confirming Taylor Hall as a lucky charm. Quenneville signed with Florida, Vigneault joins Philly, and LA hires McLellan. Out EAST: No one saw the Blue Jackets sweeping Tampa... or Kucherov getting suspended for a headshot. The Bruins-Maple Leafs series is living up to the hype. And the Capitals-Hurricanes series has been a battle, including Ovi's KO. And the Islanders didn't give the Pens or the podcast crew much to hope for. Out WEST: The Stars and Predators are tied at 2 wins apiece - Stars rookie Heiskanen continues to shine. The Jets-Blues series hasn't seen a home team win yet, wtf?! The Avalanche are giving the Flames everything they can handle, including Cale Makar's first career goal in his NHL debut. And the Golden Knights-Sharks series has been nonstop between the off-ice banter, fights, and none of the Sharks stopping the Stone-Pacioretty-Stastny line. And it'll never grow old watching Jaromir Jagr score sick goals. All before Weekly Picks and Top Shelf Trivia.

Kus outlandishly suggests the pod is as good as McDavid's between-the-legs goal this week. Rubes admits to mistakenly reporting Kane scored his 1,000th NHL point. Schwartz says one of his 13-year-old power skating students is listening to the pod, scaring Rubeo. And Kittel provides a Munson update before getting into NHL action. ICYMI: Kane & DeBrincat are the 2nd American duo to record 40+ goals in a season. Calgary has five 70-point scorers, the first team since the 2000-2001 Penguins. McDavid and Draisaitl hit 100 points. Greg Pateryn breaks his 130-game goalless streak. Ovechkin hits 50. And of the non-playoff bound teams, the podcast crew picks their favorites to rebound and make the playoffs next year. Justin Williams said there would be no more Storm Surge celebrations, and then there was another?! Valeri Nichuskin is an empty jersey. Paul Byron abides by "the code" and fights MacKenzie Weegar. The NCAA frozen four is almost set. Dubnyk rushes to the bench for a 6th skater when his net is hit off the pegs. Brunner celebrates by hurdling the net. Ryan Reaves roughs up his coaches prior to every game. And the HPC Instagram following and Kitts help a new goalie in need of some tips. All before Weekly Picks and Top Shelf Trivia.

Rubeo sneakily catches Kus and Schwartz's poor acapella skills to intro the show. Kus lets everyone know the boys are now video recording the show and please don't be startled by his grey beard. Kitts, Schwartz, and Rubeo celebrate last week's beer league W after their prior shellacking. And fortunately for Kitts' other team, Munson didn't show up last game but neither did their goalie... and yet they still won?! ICYMI: Patty Kane recorded his 1,000th point, Zdeno Chara scored his 200th goal and re-signed with the Bruins, the Oilers' CEO blames Tobias Rieder for the team's lack of success at a season ticket holder event, the NHL announced their Global Series for next season, the results of a 500+ NHL player poll was released, and Ron Burgundy joined the LA Kings broadcast booth. Considering our recent #hockeytough IG post, should all adult leaguers wear cages/masks? Brady Tkachuk lost a "floss off" with a young fan. And have you seen the polarizing goalie mask of a 14-year-old with Donald Trump painted on it? It's made for a heated comment section on our Instagram. All before the boys make their Weekly Picks [to win a free HPC gift card or HPC XV3 hockey stick] and play a round of Top Shelf Trivia on who's been hot in 2019.

Kittelberger went to the Pens v. Caps game last night witnessing Malkin record his 1,000th point while Ovi hit 1,200. Schwartz & Rubeo attend the Let's Play Hockey Expo in St. Paul, MN over the weekend and rave about the hockey scene and city. ICYMI: NHL legend Ted Lindsay passed away at 93, Ryan Kesler hit 1,000 games while Matt Cullen hit 1,500. The Golden Knights are 6-1 since acquiring Stone - is he the missing piece to a cup? Jon Cooper praises Mitch Marner as the smartest player the league has ever seen - really Jon?! Crosby's name is thrown around in Selke talks because he has nothing else left to win. NHL GM's met in FL last week to discuss rule changes. On the social media front, Jason Pominville denied himself a backdoor open net goal. A horrific leg sweep in a French pro league left a player unconscious. A strong uppercut in a Swedish league launched a player's helmet at least 10 feet in the air. The Minnesota state tournament had a number of highlights between intros and OT winners. And did you see the beer leaguer who shotgunned his Tim Horton's coffee in the drive thru?! All before the boys place their Weekly Picks and play a round of Top Shelf Trivia.

Schwartz's weekend bday celebration solidified one thing: Rubeo & Schwartz have fat kid tendencies. Kustron, a college lax head coach, shares his awful Saturday before Kitts finally rallies the troops to talk hockey. Jumbo Joe Thornton tied Selanne for points and passed Gordie Howe for most career assists - what a legend?! Pastrnak required thumb surgery after falling leaving a "team sponsorship dinner." But Kitts and the boys ponder what really happened. Malkin almost decapitated Raffl. Matthews scores his 100th. Kessel records his 800th point. Kucherov maintains his staggering production - will he score 120+ points? Are big clean hits permissible in today's NHL without a fight? The Flyers acquire G Cam Talbot from EDM before EDM reacquires F Sam Gagner. Cory Schneider records his first W since 12/27/18. Stamkos almost broke Cogaliano's ankles and Marner makes a young fan's Valentine's Day. And can you believe the movie Happy Gilmore is 23 years old - what's your favorite quote? And the boys talk hockey nicknames and trade deadline deals before playing Weekly Picks and Top Shelf Trivia.

What's the ideal time for a beer league game? Rubeo wants to know with his and Kittelberger's 11:10 PM playoff game on the horizon. Schwartz witnesses batshit crazy hockey parents firsthand, all after Kus intros the show with the "blockbuster" trade of Nate Thompson to Montreal. Kitts follows with a roundup of the NHL standings, including Anaheim Ducks' 2 wins in 54 days resulting in the firing of Randy Carlyle (are they considering Gordon Bombay as his replacement?!). Crosby passes Lemieux in games played as a Penguin although his other stats are nearly as impressive as #66. Luongo moves into 2nd all times in games played as a netminder only trailing Martin Brodeur. Lindholm continues to produce and explains his mockery of the Hurricanes' viking clap. Elias Pettersson continues to light the lamp at a remarkable pace although no one has as many 5-on-5 goals since the beginning on 2016-17 season as Auston Matthews. And did you see Crosby's questionable play on Tyler Johnson? Or the Swiss league penalty shot where the eventual scorer skated back towards the red line briefly to retrieve a lost puck? Or McDavid's lighting fast hands in warmups? What sorcery?! All before placing Weekly Picks predictions and playing Top Shelf Trivia.

Kittelberger & Rubeo discuss their beer league team's come-from-behind victory to qualify for the playoffs before the boys jump into NHL action like the early trade deadline frenzy, Matthews 5-year contract extension, Malkin and Stamkos pillow-fight, Ovi passing Fedorov, the Flyers winning 8 straight but somehow still on the outside looking in on a playoff spot, Laine's goal scoring or lack thereof, and Kane ripping it up. Before talking about the craziness of youth hockey, Lindholm mocking his old squad, and a goalie's girlfriend who defaced his beloved pads for cheating. That and more before Weekly Picks and Top Shelf Trivia.

Schwartz & Rubeo share stories of their hockey weekend in Sun Valley before the crew dives into NHL action. ICYMI: Crosby led the Metropolitan division to All-Star game victory. Ovi, Kucherov, & Lehner lead the league statistically at the All-Star break. Toews & Kessel hit 20 goals to extend their season streaks to 12 & 11 respectively. Hoffman is continuing to torch goalies wearing #68. Beyond 99, what numbers are off limits? Lundqvist moves to 6th all-time in wins. The Predators will face off against the Stars in next year's Winter Classic. Rod "the bod" Brind-Amour calls out his team. Berglund comments on walking away from his contract. Chiarelli is relieved of his duties but not without one last questionable move. John Scott recovers after falling through the ice on Lake Cedar. Plus much more before Weekly Picks and Top Shelf Trivia.

Rubeo rants about beer league before the boys share their hockey pet peeves. Then, ICYMI: Crosby gifted an autographed stick to an MSG heckler, Kane thinks the league needs to select the best players for the All-Star Game instead a representative of each team, Lindholm almost killed McDavid, Finland won another World Junior Championship, should the NHL consider a game between the two last-place NHL teams to win the 1st overall pick in the coming draft instead of their current lottery system, and Columbus-based High Bank Distillery offers Artemi Panarin free vodka for life. All that and more before Weekly Picks and Top Shelf Trivia.

This time on the show we sit down with our special guest, RUBEO. Rubeo’s a KC based electronic music producer and he’ll share some new music with us. Hear some new music from X.WILSON, Dogteeth, Yanna and Sheven - who are part of a very cool show, My Posse In Effect: Beastie Boys Tribute live in KC 1/26/18 at VooDoo Lounge. We also play one of Chris' favorite electronic songs of 2017 from shallou.

Avatar Dirección: James Cameron País: USA Año: (2009) Duración: 162 min. Género: Acción, ciencia-ficción, fantástico Guión: James Cameron Producción: James Cameron, Jon Landau y Josh McLaglen Música: James Horner Fotografía: Mauro Fiore Montaje: John Refoua Vestuario: Mayes C. Rubeo y Deborah Lynn Scott Fecha Estreno: 18-12-2009 Reparto: Sam Worthington, Zoe Saldana, Sigourney Weaver, Joel David Moore, CCH Pounder, Peter Mensah, Laz Alonso, Wes Studi, Stephen Lang, Michelle Rodriguez. Sinopsis: Año 2154. Jake Sully (Sam Worthington), un ex-marine condenado a vivir en una silla de ruedas, sigue siendo, a pesar de ello, un auténtico guerrero. Precisamente por ello ha sido designado para ir a Pandora, donde algunas empresas están extrayendo un mineral extraño que podría resolver la crisis energética de la Tierra. Para contrarrestar la toxicidad de la atmósfera de Pandora, se ha creado el programa Avatar, gracias al cual los seres humanos mantienen sus conciencias unidas a un avatar: un cuerpo biológico controlado de forma remota que puede sobrevivir en el aire letal. Esos cuerpos han sido creados con ADN humano, mezclado con ADN de los nativos de Pandora, los Na'vi. Convertido en avatar, Jake puede caminar otra vez. Su misión consiste en infiltrarse entre los Na'vi, que se han convertido en el mayor obstáculo para la extracción del mineral. Pero cuando Neytiri, una bella Na'vi (Zoe Saldana), salva la vida de Jake, todo cambia: Jake, tras superar ciertas pruebas, es admitido en su clan. Mientras tanto, los hombres esperan los resultados de la misión de Jake.

Avatar Dirección: James Cameron País: USA Año: (2009) Duración: 162 min. Género: Acción, ciencia-ficción, fantástico Guión: James Cameron Producción: James Cameron, Jon Landau y Josh McLaglen Música: James Horner Fotografía: Mauro Fiore Montaje: John Refoua Vestuario: Mayes C. Rubeo y Deborah Lynn Scott Fecha Estreno: 18-12-2009 Reparto: Sam Worthington, Zoe Saldana, Sigourney Weaver, Joel David Moore, CCH Pounder, Peter Mensah, Laz Alonso, Wes Studi, Stephen Lang, Michelle Rodriguez. Sinopsis: Año 2154. Jake Sully (Sam Worthington), un ex-marine condenado a vivir en una silla de ruedas, sigue siendo, a pesar de ello, un auténtico guerrero. Precisamente por ello ha sido designado para ir a Pandora, donde algunas empresas están extrayendo un mineral extraño que podría resolver la crisis energética de la Tierra. Para contrarrestar la toxicidad de la atmósfera de Pandora, se ha creado el programa Avatar, gracias al cual los seres humanos mantienen sus conciencias unidas a un avatar: un cuerpo biológico controlado de forma remota que puede sobrevivir en el aire letal. Esos cuerpos han sido creados con ADN humano, mezclado con ADN de los nativos de Pandora, los Na'vi. Convertido en avatar, Jake puede caminar otra vez. Su misión consiste en infiltrarse entre los Na'vi, que se han convertido en el mayor obstáculo para la extracción del mineral. Pero cuando Neytiri, una bella Na'vi (Zoe Saldana), salva la vida de Jake, todo cambia: Jake, tras superar ciertas pruebas, es admitido en su clan. Mientras tanto, los hombres esperan los resultados de la misión de Jake.