Avatar: The Last Airbender 2

Evidently the sequel to the much bemoaned Avatar: The Last Airbender has been officially green lit. That gives fans of the franchise like myself hope for a future, but there's a downside. It's being directed by M. Night Shyamalan again.

After the first movie came out so bad (and, ya know, five years past), I figured that we'd never see another Avatar movie, even one based around Korra. And with Legends of Korra ending and with their relationship with Nickolodeon so tenuous I really thought the franchise had come to an end. Hopefully the movie does well and spurs on more sequels and finishes Aang's four books.

What do you think?

I think!

That bending air sounds like fun :silly:

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I think!

That bending air sounds like fun :silly:

We all know you don't think.

EEEEEP!! He better do it right this time or I will do blood bending on him! rawr! :blink:


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Dear God No! I can't even with this. My beloved Avatar. Next he'll do an awful Korra movie. *sigh*

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Air bending can have another meaning too. I won't say what since I figure that all of you can figure it out.

IDK, they really shouldn't have tried cramming all of book one into a move that was less than 2 hours, it just wasn't going to work. It would have been better if they'd done parts 1 & 2 for each book. I get what he was trying to do with turning the Fire Nation into a more Indian-type society complete with vedic architecture but the Fire Nation was supposed to be modeled after ancient feudal Japan. The Earth Kindom was of course, China and the water tribes were supposed to be Inuit. I get that he was maybe just trying to represent his own culture, which is an amazing culture, to be sure, but could he please have done it on one of his own movies and not on the amazingly successful Avatar genre? There's too much missing from the plot already for me to have any hopes that this will be a good movie.

I liked the first Avatar movie. It wasn't great or anything, but I don't really hate it either. Then again, I haven't watched the series yet or read the books.
I will watch Avatar 2 too, but endeavor to watch the series (both Legend of Aang and Kora) before that to have some more perspective.

Please please please watch the series! :-)

He crammed too much into one movie and all the humor and love was gone. It was just so blah. And they kept pronouncing Aang's name wrong! UGH!

I will watch the series, it's on my to-watch list. It's not on Netflix, is it?

No idea about Netflix.