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Let me hear you say this ship is bananas! B-A-NA-N-A-S!
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Post by asian malaysian on Oct 3, 2010 19:49:19 GMT -5
omg. I cant believe how unspeakably unbearable that movie must have been for people without the first clue what the show was about. For now, Ill just rant about the ending. Was a single Fire Nation ship even destroyed in that wall-of-water nonevent? Thats the problem when you dont embrace the idea of the Ocean Spirit exacting revenge. There are certain things that Aang wouldnt do even in the Avatar State but that a vengeful elemental spirit would find all too easy.
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Post by airace95 on Dec 1, 2010 22:54:35 GMT -5
I was very excited. Then got mad very quickly when they mispronounced the most important word- Avatar. I stayed mad for most of the movie and it only got worse. I think I was one of the only ones in that theater that was a big fan and I kept whispering to my brother all of the mistakes and disappointments. That was my major reaction, angering disappointment. New director and writer please.
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Post by SD on Jun 8, 2011 17:34:38 GMT -5
water marks people literaly i cried during the film not sure again which part exactly but either way i LOVED IT TOTALLY was nothing wrong with the actors although the guy who played aang could of been more handsome xD no offence not sayin the guy was ugly i dont get, really why people say it sucks yes it was ashame the movie was very short considerd the story is really long how were they gonna put that all in 1 movie anyway really want 2nd one haters needa move away because ill go to the cinema for 2nd one no matter wa others say
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Post by Paraiba Ocean on Jun 20, 2011 22:21:22 GMT -5
I myself was disappointed by the film because I thought it wasn't so much the actor's fault - but the script/production of it. The film took a lot of what made Avatar great out of the movies. The only believable actor, in my opinion, was Dev Patel. Otherwise, the rest of the actors/actresses were like automatons. There was little depth, and a lot of plot holes that made the film lack a continuity and flow. Granted, it's hard to convert a season of a series to - at most - a 2 hour movie, but it seemed like Shymalan didn't really pull the important things from the series, or really anything that gave the film a flow.
I think one of my biggest issues was the portrayal of firebending - it was completely different from the show, and with the way it was portrayed, it called into question the entire Fire Nation's dominance over the other bending groups. If their power solely depended on them having pre-existing fire with them, why didn't they just put the fire out? Game over.
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Post by nymphadora on Jun 25, 2011 0:01:43 GMT -5
I completely forgot they even made a movie until I opened this thread. >.< I can barely remember it. I just remember thinking that there was no need for it to be made in the first place and wanting to get out of the theater asap.
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