The Last Airbender 2010 Might Be the WORST Movie We've Ever Seen…



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36 thoughts on “The Last Airbender 2010 Might Be the WORST Movie We've Ever Seen…”

  1. Let it be known that Shyamalan genuinely believed that he could do better than the source material and everything from the show.

    Like, literally, the audacity for him to think it and believe he created a masterpiece.

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  2. You want to hate this movie even more, the studio debated either doing a fourth season of the animated show at the time or the live action movie. They made the movie and it’s failure was why it took 10 years before Korra was made. Also the fourth season would have been what happened the Zuko’s mom a rebellion led by Azula and eventually a redemption for her.

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  3. I like how you guys took notice of how bad the movie is from a filmmaking perspective. If you ignore all of the issues like the lore being bad and names being mispronounced, the movie fails at basic stuff like editing, pacing, camera angles, acting, etc. The random jumpcuts and over use of exposition feels like this movie was the result of a 1st rough draft being used in the final product

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  4. I'm glad to have someone who agrees, one thing this movie does well is Aang's tattoos, I always thought they looked great here. They look like actual spiritual tattoo designs and not like someone who just got squashed under a blue paint roller.

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  5. I hate how this film's "canon" made firebending the shittiest bending style by not having any of the firebenders create fire. The entire reason why firebending in the cartoon is so scary is because they have basically infinite ammo and it can be used at any time anywhere.
    But by relying on an existing fire source, like the other benders, you make firebenders useless. Air is everywhere, water is everywhere, earth is everywhere, but not fire. What happens when the fire source gets extinguished, or the firebender gets too far away from it? They're fucked. Imagine the logistical nightmare that would be the airbender genocide in this film. Did the Fire Nation army just bring thousands of tortches with them up those mountains?
    Fire doesn't just occour naturally like water, so if you're a firebender caught out in the rain, you're automatically dead because your fire source – which your fighting ability is entirely dependant on – is rendered useless. Any random waterbender just wins automatically by dropping a wave on a bunch of Fire Nation soldiers. How does the war even happen in this world, let alone how is the Fire Nation "nearing victory?" I have some serious concerns about the congative health of the Water Tribe and Earth Kingdom leaders and generals.

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  6. I still can't believe they changed the metal ship to just being on the ground. Literally the whole reason they didn't have hope was because there was no earth to bend

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  7. The only think that I like about this movie is the tattoos especially when they light up , and the score playing when aang goes the massive wave against the fire nation & princess yue

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  8. I find is so unbelievably odd how an Indian director chose to make all the lead characters white when in the show they were not and then chose to make his own race play the bad guys of the story…. such a choice. Like it feels like it's saying only white people can be the good guy heros which is so unbelievably messed up…

    An Asian director had the opportunity to have an all Asian cast and none of the fans of the show would have been butt hurt about "forced diversity" because it's accurate to the show…. but changing the main characters to be white feels like forced whitewashing… which is always icky.

    Now it's making me wonder if M. Night Shyamalan has a ton of internalized racism given how many of his films are written by him too and so many of his characters are played by white people…

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  9. Weirdly, the characters who are done the best in this, are the ones done the best in the Netflix: Zuko, Ee-roh/Iroh, and Sokka. Though Katara in the film is at least a character as opposed to her Netflix version. And I will continue to argue that Ung's tats are significantly better than Netflix's Aang's tattoos. Stupid name changes aside, this film still sucks.

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  10. Thiers a few things I like from this movie but thiers more that I don't like. I understand where it's coming from with the firebending, every other element you need it close to you, but fire bending you can just make it out your hands? So I can understand them making fire to be able to bend it.
    I'm not mad about the actor they choose to be zuko, for what he was giving I thought he was pretty good same with iroh. Iroh in the live action tv show to me felt more like iroh from season 3 during the play episode.

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