useless trailer
cool costumes, though!
already an improvement on the 2010 shyam(alan)
cool costumes, though!
That’s definitely the saving grace, age-appropriate, race-appropriate(mostly), aesthetically appropriatengl im pretty excited the pictures look pretty accurate the animated series, hopefully netflix doesn't fuck it up
I think the only things that could really sink the ship are CGI that is lower quality/precision than the 2010 TLA, which I can’t imagine given the advancements in just the last 5 years let alone 13…2010's TLA was perhaps one of if not the worst movies of all time. A colossal failure in every way.
The bar is now so extraordinarily low that it would be pretty hard for Netflix to fuck this up so much that people hate it.
It would be incredibly funny if this is somehow worse than the Shyamalan version.
What did you all think of the teaser that released 2 days ago? It's looking promising. I'm still worried about how the creators backed off of the project but I'm cautiously optimistic.
Late to the party, didn't actually know that this trailer dropped
Doesn't look bad but I don't understand the point of live action remakes. Nothing is gained from it and considering how material is adapted that's fantastical, a lot is lost through adaption
I heard the makers of TLA want to do new animated shows as their attempt to have separate careers failed and I am honestly also heavily against this. TLA was great, LOK I loved despite understanding people who disliked it, just let it rest and move on. I read the comics and they also just went further than they ever needed to
Not a big fan of what wants to be done with this franchise
Unsure if this is just in reference to ATLA or not, but as we’ e seen recently with OP, there are plenty of reasons to do a live action remake. However, sadly, usually the people involved are not in it for the right reasons and there are far more failures than successes with this format.
i don't know about Pluto but the thing with one piece was that the creator was heavily involved, the cast and the crew were huge fans of the IP. Here meanwhile? The creators tried being involved, but the Netflix adaption went into a direction they couldn't agree with and they disowned the project. That's a repeat of cowboy bebophonestly after how One Piece and Pluto went I think I can actually say with a straight face that I'm excited for a Netflix adaptation
I used to have this view before, but then I watched The Last of Us and Percy Jackson tv series and surprisingly enjoyed the experience even when I played/read the original source. As long as the Netflix show changes something that makes them unique or more realistic from the original without deviating too much from the original plot, then it's like having a fun reimagined version of a story I love.Doesn't look bad but I don't understand the point of live action remakes. Nothing is gained from it and considering how material is adapted that's fantastical, a lot is lost through adaption
The original creators leaving is honestly a worry for me, but so far the trailer looks good. Even if the trailer looks bad I would probably still watch it to see just what made the OG creators quit. As for projects after LoK, the Kyoshi novels are great stories that expand on the Avatar lore. It also feels like an Avatar universe more grounded in reality. Like Kyoshi feeling actual muscle cramps when she was training her stance or injuries being more detailed. I honestly wouldn't mind if they expand on the Avatar lore more, even if they don't make stories about the Avatars. The Avatar universe is very well-written with so many stories to tell that I wouldn't consider it "milking" unlike what Star Wars or the MCU is doing.i don't know about Pluto but the thing with one piece was that the creator was heavily involved, the cast and the crew were huge fans of the IP. Here meanwhile? The creators tried being involved, but the Netflix adaption went into a direction they couldn't agree with and they disowned the project. That's a repeat of cowboy bebop
I know I contradict myself here, but the artistic ability of the creators has left with the ending of LOK. Probably much earlier if you were to ask many fans of ATLA. Their work afterwards was really poor and after having failed their solo careers, they returned to the franchise and let it go on for much longer than it should've. Just let the franchise rest
Where did you hear this? If true, I wonder what they could possibly add to an already complete story. It's usually the other way around with the live-action ones cutting down parts....and is expanding on the original as the runtime is longer than the original season 1 of ATLA.