Space pocahontas was overrated tbh

Yes [url=http://www.wikipedia.org/wiki/Godwin%27s_law]-godwinslaw!-[/url] are more evolved

Natus Vincere?

Whether they're "more evolved" or not is completely dependent on whether life on their planet (moon, technically) began before or after earth. All life on Earth is equally "evolved", we've just taken different paths. As for whether or not they're more 'advanced", technologically no. It also doesn't seem they gain intelligence through linking either. Direct thoughts don't seem to be shared so much as vague impressions and empathy. Sure they synch with their animals, but they still seem somewhat autonomous (and don't seem obligated to follow orders). It's less "turn left" and more "I have a feeling I want to go [i]that[/i] way." They also don't seem to be any better at picking up language than we are. They still required teachers and even then only a few could speak relatively unbroken English. As a language teacher myself, I didn't see anything that indicated they were better at language acquisition than your average human student. Also, they'd likely stand to lose a lot by leaving their planet. If a Na'vi came to Earth it'd probably be quite distressing for then as they'd essentially be "isolated", possibly having negative psychological ramifications.

[quote]so what are your guys opinion of a race no one knows of from a several years old film[/quote]

They don't exist.

Yes.