I'm just happy every time reddit is exposed as the stupid, circle jerking cesspit that it is.

Reddit has no cultural impact lol

God if Reddit had actual cultural impact, we would’ve failed as a society. Fricking echo chambers up in here compounded with people believing themselves to be experts in everything.

NoCulturalImpactcels are coping and seething as Sullychads frick their bitches

this pissed off people for some reason.

This sub on suicide watch

Cultural impact means little in the world of movies. People wanna see worlds they’ve never seen and avatar does that better than almost any film ever

Also, reddit means THEIR cultural impact. Yeah, not everyone watches DBZ on saturday nights and speedruns Elden Ring.

B-but Reddit told me Avatar wasn't relevant!

In every one of these Avatar threads I see 50 comments like yours bitching about people who don’t think Avatar is relevant and like 2 comments from people actually making that argument. They’re all just circlejerk threads of >Avatar fans gloating to non-existent haters, pretending that people who didn’t like the first movie give any number of fricks about the box office of the second.

This one's controversial.

Where have all those ppl that say avatar has “no cultural impact” and that “no one cares about it”gone? I’ve been hearing that shit for a decade but now it’s complete silence, funny that.

Why does this sub have a massive hate boner for this franchise? I just cannot fathom it. I understand not enjoying a film but it seems like the mods are actively deleting Avatar threads.

Because James Cameron is better then their shitty super-hero movie directors.

I'm convinced that's honestly what it is.

They can't stand that he can succeed every single time, and all these shitty franchises they love just turn in mediocre garbage time and again.

There's plenty more with 7000+ comments.

https://old.reddit.com/r/movies/comments/zxanwt/avatar_the_way_of_water_to_hit_1_billion_mark_in/?sort=controversial