Has come a new version of the trailer. It is the same but with a few new scenes, some as Zuko vs guachis. Katara:)
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Evening Primrose Oil Mucous Plug Three reviews of the film.
Were we finally greeted by yuppie Some old guy to tell us about We Are To Be the first in the world to see The Last Airbender.
The movie starts out with a voiceover from Katara Explaining the four Tribes - Water Tribe, Earth Tribe, whatevertheycalledtheairbenders and Fire Nation - and Explaining the idea of the avatar, Reincarnated soul Who Can bend all four elements. The flick Then dives right in, Within about fifteen minutes as the avatar is found, released, captures, escapes, and proven to Be the avatar.
Katara and her brother Sokka join the avatar and His Flying Dog As They travel around this world, stopping only to fight punk ass Some members of the Fire Nation (Who are Basically Trying to take over the world) or to learn how to bend Different elementAny of it. When we walk into the theater and That Were Told We Were seeing TLA I did not have any strong reaction one way or the Other. The
Went with friend is a fan of the show, and she told me it roughly Cover the first season. For Those Who Have not seen the show I'll give a brief non-spoiler review: The Shyamalan Twist Is That this universe contains no Character Development and You Have to Pay Another $ 20 over the next FEW years to get any feeling of closure. Not too hot. Moving on ... I'll start with the good, Do not want to be too much of a downer. First off, the elemental effects (Which were ... 60% finished?) Are fucking sweet. They strike a great balance entre realistic and cool. Are the action sequences filmed well (Though the non-action partstime for the Avatar to return. Blah, blah, blah. All of this is explained in the first five minutes, literally.
The title card then reads Book One: Water. I was hoping they were going Tarantino on us and dividing the movie into chapters, but the entire movie is Book One. We open in the Southern Water Kingdom which appears to be an Inuit Village. Here we are introduced to Katara (Nicola Peltz) and Sokka (Jackson Rathbone, mandatory TWILIGHT actor). These actors could quite possibly be the worst two actors I have seen in a long time. I partially hope their is CGI to be added to their acting as they delivered each line as if this was a high school play. They stumble upon Aang, the Last Airbender of the title, frozen in a giant bubble with his weird dragon creI Avatar for Fire Lord Ozai (always dependable Cliff Curtis) so the Fire Nation rule the dog world.
Along the way, Aang meditation Makes Numerous stops at locations to speak with the Dragon Spirit Who Gives him advice on historical fortune cookie path to greatness. The whole film climaxes at the Northern Water Nation (why Water There Are Two Nations, I have no idea) in a sequence eerily reminiscent of the Battle of Helms Deep, right down to the soldier uniforms and castle design. I mean, it is so much of a copycat sequence That I Have To Cry plagiarism on the set designers. The film ends with the setup for the sequel Along with a final scene with the Fire Lord That is tonally perfect.
There is so much wrong with this movie That I can just sum it up with this: Shation believes that the only way it can defeat the Water Nation is by killing the Moon Spirit, which takes the form of a Koi fish. General Zhao captures the fish in a bag and, after saying something menacing, PUNCHES THE FISH TO DEATH. I am not joking. He punches the fucking fish to death.
The entire audience applauded at the end of the film but I could not bring myself to do it. This was a bad movie. As a movie fan, I hated it. As a film geek, I despised it. As a Shyamalan fan, it ended any hope I had for him as a director or a writer.
But, as the father of two young boys, I know they will enjoy this movie. If the studio gets a PG rating, they are swimming in dough. There was zero blood and only two characters die. I honestly do not think I saw a single s
The movie starts out with a voiceover from Katara Explaining the four Tribes - Water Tribe, Earth Tribe, whatevertheycalledtheairbenders and Fire Nation - and Explaining the idea of the avatar, Reincarnated soul Who Can bend all four elements. The flick Then dives right in, Within about fifteen minutes as the avatar is found, released, captures, escapes, and proven to Be the avatar.
Katara and her brother Sokka join the avatar and His Flying Dog As They travel around this world, stopping only to fight punk ass Some members of the Fire Nation (Who are Basically Trying to take over the world) or to learn how to bend Different elementAny of it. When we walk into the theater and That Were Told We Were seeing TLA I did not have any strong reaction one way or the Other. The
Went with friend is a fan of the show, and she told me it roughly Cover the first season. For Those Who Have not seen the show I'll give a brief non-spoiler review: The Shyamalan Twist Is That this universe contains no Character Development and You Have to Pay Another $ 20 over the next FEW years to get any feeling of closure. Not too hot. Moving on ... I'll start with the good, Do not want to be too much of a downer. First off, the elemental effects (Which were ... 60% finished?) Are fucking sweet. They strike a great balance entre realistic and cool. Are the action sequences filmed well (Though the non-action partstime for the Avatar to return. Blah, blah, blah. All of this is explained in the first five minutes, literally.
The title card then reads Book One: Water. I was hoping they were going Tarantino on us and dividing the movie into chapters, but the entire movie is Book One. We open in the Southern Water Kingdom which appears to be an Inuit Village. Here we are introduced to Katara (Nicola Peltz) and Sokka (Jackson Rathbone, mandatory TWILIGHT actor). These actors could quite possibly be the worst two actors I have seen in a long time. I partially hope their is CGI to be added to their acting as they delivered each line as if this was a high school play. They stumble upon Aang, the Last Airbender of the title, frozen in a giant bubble with his weird dragon creI Avatar for Fire Lord Ozai (always dependable Cliff Curtis) so the Fire Nation rule the dog world.
Along the way, Aang meditation Makes Numerous stops at locations to speak with the Dragon Spirit Who Gives him advice on historical fortune cookie path to greatness. The whole film climaxes at the Northern Water Nation (why Water There Are Two Nations, I have no idea) in a sequence eerily reminiscent of the Battle of Helms Deep, right down to the soldier uniforms and castle design. I mean, it is so much of a copycat sequence That I Have To Cry plagiarism on the set designers. The film ends with the setup for the sequel Along with a final scene with the Fire Lord That is tonally perfect.
There is so much wrong with this movie That I can just sum it up with this: Shation believes that the only way it can defeat the Water Nation is by killing the Moon Spirit, which takes the form of a Koi fish. General Zhao captures the fish in a bag and, after saying something menacing, PUNCHES THE FISH TO DEATH. I am not joking. He punches the fucking fish to death.
The entire audience applauded at the end of the film but I could not bring myself to do it. This was a bad movie. As a movie fan, I hated it. As a film geek, I despised it. As a Shyamalan fan, it ended any hope I had for him as a director or a writer.
But, as the father of two young boys, I know they will enjoy this movie. If the studio gets a PG rating, they are swimming in dough. There was zero blood and only two characters die. I honestly do not think I saw a single s
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