Doesn't "I see you" as an intimate greeting appear prior to Avatar in film/literature?

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I can't pin it down but it's been bothering me ever since halfway thru Dances with Na'Avis. I mention 'Dances' because I feel that's where it's from.

Also, I'm not familiar with really early Lit.; did Clemens rip-off Chaucer or somebody for the plot of Connecticut Yankee? That's my earliest recollection of the Dances/Ferngully/Avatar plot, best realised in an honest homage in, of course, Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure.

BTW, I loved the viewing in 3-D and managed to sublimate my loathing for the plot and characters until I brushed off the popcorn hulls. Definitely an Award winner. Oscar for FX, Razzie for plot.

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Topic - Doesn't "I see you" as an intimate greeting appear prior to Avatar in film/literature? - amioutaline? 08:21:06 01/10/10 (3)

It's Zulu, "sawubono". - J.R. 09:01:32 01/10/10 (1)

RE: It's Zulu, "sawubono". - Stephæn 08:38:23 01/11/10 (1)

RE: It's Zulu, "sawubono". That's it! - amioutaline? 09:08:32 01/10/10 (0)

"Pocohantas" was ripped off, definitely. But the plots been a clichÃ© for ages.nt - tinear 08:42:53 01/10/10 (0)

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