Top 10 Worst Things About the Movie The Last Airbender
We've all had those movie experiences that leave us feeling... less than satisfied, right? Those times when the credits roll and you're left sitting there, popcorn half-eaten, feeling like you've been on a cinematic roller coaster that took a wrong turn somewhere. Well, if you're here, chances are you've had that experience with a certain film: "The Last Airbender."Now, don't get us wrong. We're all about appreciating the art of filmmaking, the good, the bad, and the ugly. But there's no denying that sometimes, a film comes along that just misses the mark in more ways than one. That seems to be the consensus when it comes to "The Last Airbender." But what exactly makes this film a top contender for your "Worst Movies" list? That's what we're here to find out.
You're about to dive into a rundown of the most cringe-worthy, face-palm-inducing elements of "The Last Airbender," according to viewers just like you. Are you miffed at M. Night Shyamalan's direction? Are you fuming about the flagrant character deviations from the beloved animated series? Maybe it was the name changes that threw you off, or perhaps it was the heavy-handed narration that had you rolling your eyes. And let's not even get started on the acting...
Why did they allow M. Night Shyamalan to direct the movie version of Avatar: The Last Airbender? Everything he did in this movie sucked.
I agree. Out of all the directors, you just had to go with him. If you think this is bad, go see After Earth. I apologize if you die in the process.
I mean, I LOVE Avatar because of the humor and drama. This was just drama, and made me slightly sleepy.
No humor whatsoever. Not even a funny honor speech from Zuko. They messed up the personalities big time, and they don't LOOK alike.
The whole narration thing really dragged the whole movie. If all they do is narrate the whole movie, then you're not a movie; you're a book.
The whole narration felt unnecessary and pointless. I don't want to see a movie where it's completely narrated.
In the part with Haru, they are standing on EARTH, so they could have escaped the whole time.
I know this isn't a big thing, but it looked like ballet. I'm sorry.
I had a lot of problems with the bending in this movie. First of all, the dance routines. They did this whole extravagant thing to move one tiny rock between like five earth benders. Remember that scene?
Katara's bending lost so much water while still looking the same. That was weird.
Plus, there was lots and LOTS of air karate, where they were waving their arms, but nothing was happening with the element.
Where are Suki, Jet, and the past avatars?
I heard they cast Noah Ringer because they saw him doing martial arts and immediately cast him. Really?
This film grossed over $300 million worldwide when everything about it screams box office bomb!
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I remember when they were in the oasis, Aang said something about getting airbending tattoos. WHY?
The movie rushes through everything, so we never have enough time to take in what's going on.
Katara in the series is very motherly and loving. She can be very sassy to Sokka, which makes her have funny lines, but in the movie, she acts so annoying.