There are moments in Avatar: Fire and Ash when it plays like a propaganda reel for Greenpeace.
Like its predecessor, Avatar: The Way of Water, the film is an eco-action flick, an environmental revenge film, in which the well-armed forces of a capitalist-military resource extraction operation get their comeuppance at the hands of dragon-riding blue-skinned natives and a pod of pacifist space whales. (It's not much of a spoiler to reveal they don't stay entirely peaceful.)
