(AP) - Actress behind the animation believe the movie will change 'way we view films.'
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"It was hard at first," she said of the suits and helmets, "but once we understood the technology and got used to the physicality of it, it was the most liberating thing. I almost feel like this technology is going to challenge the way we view films and the way we view actors.” 

Like the warrior princess she plays in "Avatar," the sci-fi epic, Saldana becomes visibly agitated when she doesn't like something. She's tired of being asked whether people will recognize her as Neytiri, a 10-foot-tall alien with radiant blue skin,flirtatious feline ears and a level of cinematic detail unseen in previous computer-generated characters.

(UPH) - I actually knew it was her from the jump...  She definitely wasn't subtle in her mannerisms despite the cinematic animations.  Her personality really shined through Neytiri's character.  With "Star Trek" and "Avatar" under her belt I believe Zoe is on the fast track of becoming A-list worthy.