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After years of waiting for Aang’s return, Avatar Aang: The Last Airbender is officially out for the world to see. In this review, I’ll be looking into how the movie went through so much just to have it officially released like going from theatrical to streaming, switching its debut around, and a controversial leak. However, now that it’s officially out, there is a catch to what fans have been anticipating for so long.

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hungy

After the crazy history it has been through at least we get to finally watch this movie in peace 😭🤘❤️

Kenneth Stoddard

I just finished watching it and all I can say is that it decent but not best I’ve seen from this franchise. I do feel bad for everyone involved in the making of this movie because of Paramount’s terrible treatment upon getting delayed several times and not getting a theatrical release as it went over to Paramount+ instead on top of getting leaked on the internet that makes it worse for everybody too. It sucks but at least it didn’t get the tax write off treatment that Warner Bros did several years back with Batgirl for example. I watched it and it was decent. I do enjoyed the action, animation, ideas, voice acting, music, and some of the direction and world building it had, I do find the story shallow since it prioritizes the action over plot while also leaving majority of the characters feeling sidelined at times despite showing off some personality it had. It a good film at best but could’ve expected a lot with this film.

Alan Oliva

I’ll confess that before all this, I accidentally watched half of the leaked movie. It wasn’t intentional; it just popped up on Instagram, and I ended up watching up to the Blimp Battle scene. Once I realized how illegal the leak was, I decided to stop watching, even though it was difficult. As a fan of the series, it’s so engaging, and I would have watched it multiple times if it weren’t for the fact that I care about the animators and want them to be praised for their tremendous work. I felt it would be disrespectful to continue watching. I’m not proud of having seen part of it. What struck me about the leak was the lack of feedback when the SpongeBob films were leaked. Nobody complained to me when I saw the Sandy Cheeks film beforehand. And despite the film being terrible. It seems unfair that there’s so much more sympathy for Avatar than for SpongeBob. I get that SpongeBob isn’t what he used to be, but even shows like Avatar can experience the same decline. It’s not perfect, but it feels like a paradox that people apologize for one Nickelodeon show while neglecting another.

Justin Grant

I would like to start off by saying that I did not watch the movie when it was leaked. Maybe I've seen a few short clips on YouTube, but I refrained from seeing the entire movie until it officially premiered on Paramount+. What I did watch, or rather rewatch, was the entire Last Airbender series to prepare myself for this movie. I even rewatched it on Paramount+ mainly to make use of my parents' account, but it also shows my support for the franchise to Paramount more directly. I do remember watching the original series when I was a kid. I didn't watch it as much as I did other Nickelodeon shows at the time, but I do remember watching parts of some episodes. But now that I've watched the film on Paramount+ the day it came out, I can say that I think it's just alright. I agree that the script could've used more work, but I got some enjoyment out of it. What I was disappointed with was that I can think of some ways to make some of the characters more interesting, like having Zuko be as determined as Aang to bring back airbending because it was his people who nearly wiped them out, and Sokka wanting airbending just so people would stop seeing him as the least special or useful member of Team Avatar. While I was a bit disappointed with the film, it did NOT deserve to have debatably the worst luck an animated film has had in recent years. Actually, I'd argue that no animated film, regardless of its quality, deserved ot go through all that this film went through. Anyway, still enjoyed this film, and I'm looking forward to seeing Seven Havens.