Movies like Avatar

Oblivion's post-apocalyptic narrative and sleek futuristic aesthetics present a universe where Earth has been abandoned, akin to the distant world of Pandora in Avatar. The film's attention to visual detail and exploration of what it means to be human will resonate with Avatar fans.

This animated gem from Disney shares Avatar's themes of love and understanding between members of different cultures. Rich with color and memorable music, Pocahontas offers a romantic and idealistic look at the possibility of harmony with nature and others.

With its sweeping desert landscapes and otherworldly creatures, John Carter takes viewers on an interplanetary adventure. Fans of Avatar will appreciate the film's epic scope, intricate world-building, and the theme of an outsider becoming a hero in a strange new world.

A visually stunning epic, The Last Samurai echoes the depth of cultural immersion and transformation found in Avatar. With its breathtaking battle scenes and exploration of honor and courage, the film will resonate with those who appreciate Avatar's deep emotional and visual feats.

Elysium, set in a dystopian future, showcases thrilling action and stunning visual effects akin to Avatar's. The film wrestles with societal divisions and offers a gritty look at humanity's struggle for equality and a better life, engaging audiences who seek depth in their sci-fi experiences.

Before Avatar’s awe-inspiring journey to Pandora, Stargate opened a portal to an ancient alien world filled with mystery and wonder. A mix of mythology and science fiction, the movie invites viewers who loved Avatar to another engaging interstellar adventure.

A film that champions environmental protection and the spirit of nature, FernGully: The Last Rainforest is an animated adventure that will enchant Avatar enthusiasts with its magical visuals and heartfelt message of ecological preservation.

A mesmerizing tale of cultural exchange, Dances with Wolves brings viewers into a breathtaking backdrop not unlike Avatar's Pandora. Compelling storytelling and a poignant narrative of interaction between a human and an indigenous culture make this classic a must-watch for Avatar fans.