lots of character development. I don't really care terribly about the plot, but all the charactors were awesome. Azula, is really really interesting and zuko's really great. mai and ty lee is cool too, and the gaang... is nice, I guess.
Loved it. When it boils down to brass tax, it's a ridiculously funded movie made by a director known for ridiculously funded movies... That said, the half-billion dollars thrown into this film really shows.
For me, it played out like some weird form of nostalgia in the future-tense... Like a really interesting dream that ran over the course of a night. I wouldn't say it touched me, but it definitely stirred up some emotions, and that, in my opinion, is what a great movie is supposed to do.
BTW: If you haven't seen it yet, don't, I repeat, DO NOT see it in 3d... the goggles ruin the colours and force certain parts of the frame to be payed attention to. Not the way a movie is meant to be seen, and certainly not a film like Avatar.
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However, the movie itself was excellent, I loved the creativity, and it's got me thinking up SPORE creatures again...
I'd recommend you see it in 3D at a NORMAL theatre, like Harkins. The IMAX one was a little blurry, I heard.
For me, it played out like some weird form of nostalgia in the future-tense... Like a really interesting dream that ran over the course of a night. I wouldn't say it touched me, but it definitely stirred up some emotions, and that, in my opinion, is what a great movie is supposed to do.
BTW: If you haven't seen it yet, don't, I repeat, DO NOT see it in 3d... the goggles ruin the colours and force certain parts of the frame to be payed attention to. Not the way a movie is meant to be seen, and certainly not a film like Avatar.
See it in Imax, I beg of you.
But I do see what you mean. Objects meant to be blurry are in your face etc. So you want to look at those.