The Wait Is Over: ‘Avatar - Aang: The Last Airbender’ Premieres October 9, 2026 on Paramount+

Oh ok, my bad, thanks

what ??? the last thirty minutes is a shonen naruto power scaling fest, i disliked it

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Uhhhh. The avatar universe has always been extremely whitewashed "asian" people. I dont think anyone was upset about animated people of color - because there aren't any.

Demon slayer and Chainsaw man werent small releases. They launched in 3000+ theaters and lasted months. Chainsaw man had a two month run while Demon Slayer was 4 months.

Although an argument could be made that The Last Airbender being widely despised creates some big hurdles. Like Suicide Squad vs The Suicide Squad.

It's not the sound they need to rework. 8/10

The sound was perfect on my system. I was actually really impressed by the mixing, im a bass head, and my subwoofer was having a field day with this movie. The voice acting is a little weak - like I can tell it wasnt all recorded on the same model of microphone. But they're not going to change that by October. What leaked was the final, polished production copy.

theres a few scenes where the audio mixing is clearly not entirely finished, but nothing egregious. they just had a couple bits to iron out

even as a classic plot is so rough, because the denied don't make any sense (plot holes) and the plot literally resolves itself if they dont do anything. >!They rob aang of a map at the start of the series, setting off immediately in their airship (for which, they have a fleet).!< >!Aang flies around, meets with katara, plays telephone with a few thousand years worth of avatars, and finally finds who one conveniently gives Aang misinformation. Aang then flies to, and scales the mountain, freeing bad guy mc badguystein.!< >!they then wait around for the bad guy to wait up, before explaining the entire situation, and then he informs them he knows where to go.!< >!they then READY THEIR AIRSHIP, and depart, magically passing the denied, but dont worry apparently if they all sat on their asses and did nothing the denied would have died in a gigantic storm. this alone means the plot of the movie was pointless, he bad guys are own their way to commit suicide, and the protagonists win by going to starbucks for the afternoon.!< its hilarious they point this out in the movie, with the line "wait how did they pass us, we have the map" because well... how did they? aang went on an entire sidequest. unironically this is the perfect moment for this: [https://youtu.be/4hDvZT\_jDE4?si=IxqUkZDrl2fFH6lI&t=100](https://youtu.be/4hDvZT_jDE4?si=IxqUkZDrl2fFH6lI&t=100) >!...also how the hell did they even know about the map? did they find a magic book with all information 5-thousand years old, and then take it as gospel, enough to risk all their normal lives on? Im not even sure why these folks want bending at all, they seem perfectly capable of going toe to toe with benders.!< >!finally, the big bad guy just decides at the most random moment to betray, rather than the most basic premise of either getting exposed, or getting what they want before revealing their evil. Katara's like "my boyfriend trusts you, but i dont trust you" to which Evil-mc-Evil replies "okay cool, im murdering all of you"!<

Very few of them seemed true to character. Most of the story was not believable and very contrived. They hamfisted the whole thing.

I'm 57 and I loved the movie. F****** dumbass question.

Thats dumb. Why wouldnt the target audience be those that saw the original? I also tend to find movies that are bad for adults are also bad for children. If it doesnt make sense, show good development, and have a resolution, thats bad. For adults and kids. I am 32. I dont mind kids movies or shows when they are done well. Mulan as an example is fantastic.

Who cares the target rang of a movie? The movie deals with subjects that kid definitely don't get and teenagers may miss it. I think the movie does a respectable job of being a good film that deserves a theatrical release like Demon Slayers got. It's an easy film that doesn't throw everything in your face unlike the Mario Galaxy movie. It's a film that the entire family could actually enjoy.

Set up to the story had promise but man did the 2nd half really race by without a lot of character development or even character interaction. Felt like it was meant to be over a 2 hour move that was forced to be worked into 90 minutes.

i mean there is no alternative at this point, not watching it doesn't reduce that hype being sucked out of the room. the only thing that will happen with paramount choosing to release it in like 6 months is that it will be even more played out and dissected. its not the kind of movie that will do well stewing in peoples minds, its a really badly done plot, with ample plot holes, people tend not to be kind to poorly thoughout movies in the long term.

Isnt that kinda the rub between a show and movie? look at Star Trek movies, you can only move characters forward so much in a limited span of time, they're different formats, a movie (especially ones based of tv show) is/are generally much more closer to a snapshot in a characters life than a deep dive, you just simply don't have enough time.