"Ah, that..."
Stark looked a little embarrassed, then explained, "I haven't seen that movie. Pepper told me the plot, but overall, it doesn't really fit with current mainstream cultural messaging."
Schiller only vaguely remembered the plot of Avatar. In any case, humans were fighting aliens again. In every science fiction novel and film, humans were always fighting aliens.
Stark spread his hands and said, "But now we aren't trying to fight aliens. We're even trying to cooperate and engage in friendly exchanges with them."
Stark turned to Loki and said, "We're in a honeymoon period with Asgard right now. A movie about fighting aliens would be a little too divisive."
Loki narrowed his eyes. "That's not all, is it?"
Stark sighed again. "There are more humans now, so there are always a few who can't think straight. I don't know who leaked the process we use to mine molten steel."
"Of course, since it's so far away, they haven't seen it with their own eyes and have no evidence. It's just hearsay, so not many people believe it."
"But Avatar is about humans going to Pandora to mine resources and then going to war with the locals. That just happens to match certain rumors, making people think the Avatar production team is secretly mocking us."
"And just as Disney's Avatar land began construction, a group of protesters went to demonstrate at the site. They insisted that exploiting aliens was wrong, that Disney shouldn't spread such values, and that Disney was twisting Avatar to whitewash the authorities."
"At the time, Disney didn't know what the Andromeda galaxy was really like. They were worried that, if the matter was confirmed later, it would damage their reputation, so construction on Avatar land was temporarily halted. It still hasn't been completed."
Schiller covered his