Social media wants Avatar: The Way Of Water to be cancelled over alleged racism

It quite literally seems that whenever a movie hits cinemas these days, there’s a certain group of people looking to have that motion picture boycotted. 

And it appears “Avatar: The Way Of Water” is the latest film to receive that treatment, with a significant amount of social media users — particularly on Twitter — calling for the sequel to be snubbed amid racism claims against its director #JamesCameron.

Some movie-goers who caught the second installment in the science fiction franchise following its release last week believe that James combined a mixture of various Indigenous cultures for a movie that’s predominantly played by white cast members.

Indigenous people are usually culturally distinct ethnic groups that share ancestral ties to the lands where they reside. So the argument made on social media is that James has apparently appropriated another culture, combined “racist tools” such as putting them in “Blueface,” a term which became popular after 2009’s “Avatar,” and failed to validate the actual experience of the Indigenous people for the sake of entertainment purposes. #Socialites, are these people doing the most or do you think they have a point?