The Last Airbender is a 2010 action film that was based on a beloved mostrar of the same name. The film got really bad reviews, but I actually really liked the film.
I only saw clips of the animated mostrar before watching the live action film so I'm judging this film por itself instead of comparing it to the show. I still haven't watched any full episodes, but I did enough research to understand the plot and characters.
The film focuses on Aang who's the avatar. He's discovered por a duo of siblings, Katara and Sokka, who become his friends. It's up to them to save the world from the evil fuego Nation. Zuko, the son of the fuego Lord, and Zhao, the fuego Lord's segundo in command, are up to no good.
The film has been mocked for combining the whole first season of the mostrar into one film. I personally thought this risky decision paid off well. The film was filled with exciting storylines and action scenes. Aang, Katara, Sokka, and the antagonists each get a subplot and all of them are interesting.
There's a lot of compelling characters in the film. Aang, Katara, and Sokka are all likeable and fascinating heroes and the villains are epic and threatening. Aang and Katara have a strong friendship in the film that was nice to see. Zuko was a well written and sympathetic villain which balanced well with the más cruel Zhao. Zuko and his uncle have a nice bond and their family relationship is emotional. From what I've heard about the mostrar the fuego Lord barely appears in the mostrar which is a unforunate problem that happens in shows and films where the "main" villain has his children and sidekicks do everything for him. Although the fuego Lord is pretty lazy in the film he has a fair amount of screentime which was a nice surprise. Azula has an awesome cameo that makes me wish that the film got a sequel.
Argubaly the film's biggest standout quality is the visuals. There are very few live action scenes as impressive looking as this film. The scenes of Aang practicing fight moves are visually impressive. The special effects of Katara's water powers look amazing! I was blown away por the fantastic sets and awesome action scenes. Although I miss and amor Roger Ebert I disagree with him about the film's visuals. It was a wonderful treat to look at the film.
I can understand why fans don't like the film. From what I've heard about the mostrar it sounds like the film doesn't represent it very well. However this film shouldn't be mocked just because it doesn't resemble the show. The film has a compelling plot, interesting characters, and some of the best visuals ever put to film. I recommend this underrated masterpiece.
I only saw clips of the animated mostrar before watching the live action film so I'm judging this film por itself instead of comparing it to the show. I still haven't watched any full episodes, but I did enough research to understand the plot and characters.
The film focuses on Aang who's the avatar. He's discovered por a duo of siblings, Katara and Sokka, who become his friends. It's up to them to save the world from the evil fuego Nation. Zuko, the son of the fuego Lord, and Zhao, the fuego Lord's segundo in command, are up to no good.
The film has been mocked for combining the whole first season of the mostrar into one film. I personally thought this risky decision paid off well. The film was filled with exciting storylines and action scenes. Aang, Katara, Sokka, and the antagonists each get a subplot and all of them are interesting.
There's a lot of compelling characters in the film. Aang, Katara, and Sokka are all likeable and fascinating heroes and the villains are epic and threatening. Aang and Katara have a strong friendship in the film that was nice to see. Zuko was a well written and sympathetic villain which balanced well with the más cruel Zhao. Zuko and his uncle have a nice bond and their family relationship is emotional. From what I've heard about the mostrar the fuego Lord barely appears in the mostrar which is a unforunate problem that happens in shows and films where the "main" villain has his children and sidekicks do everything for him. Although the fuego Lord is pretty lazy in the film he has a fair amount of screentime which was a nice surprise. Azula has an awesome cameo that makes me wish that the film got a sequel.
Argubaly the film's biggest standout quality is the visuals. There are very few live action scenes as impressive looking as this film. The scenes of Aang practicing fight moves are visually impressive. The special effects of Katara's water powers look amazing! I was blown away por the fantastic sets and awesome action scenes. Although I miss and amor Roger Ebert I disagree with him about the film's visuals. It was a wonderful treat to look at the film.
I can understand why fans don't like the film. From what I've heard about the mostrar it sounds like the film doesn't represent it very well. However this film shouldn't be mocked just because it doesn't resemble the show. The film has a compelling plot, interesting characters, and some of the best visuals ever put to film. I recommend this underrated masterpiece.
Imprisoned.
Yes, I just had to include my favorito! scene for the picture. xD. Anyways, I really amor this episode, and I feel like it doesn't get much attention. The plot is really interesting, tu get to know Katara better. Through Haru, tu get to understand más how much Katara's mother's death pains her, because Haru (sort of.) lost his father. It really shows how interesting Katara is por the end of the episode, when she gives her speech on how to remain hopeful, and not to give up easily. Sokka gets less, irritating, in this episode, although he luckily became less irritating in the...
