Do you have any hope for this show?

Do you have any hope for this show?

Also where is the fucking cast?
Doesnt this come out this year?

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Avatar was flawed to begin with, but everything that came after is just bad. The OG creators are too bluepilled right now, their brains are compromised. I wont trust them to do anything good.

>Do you have any hope for this show?
Not really. The creators' creative flaws have already been exposed in LoK and it reeks of the same kind of justifications that are bringing Disney movie to live action. Only without the same budget.

Also "Nick's blessing" isn't exactly a good sign. Basically they don't see any value in the property anymore.

>Also where is the fucking cast? Doesn't this come out this year?
You don't hire famous people for child actors in your TV show. I can't imagine publicizing that info would be a huge publicity boon.

Everyone wants to know who they're going to cast and everyone has an opinion on it.
And netflix is almost certainly going to hire a 100% POC cast, so if you don't think they wouldnt publicize that in a bid to get hype from the woke crowd, maybe you're not familiar with Netflix's reputation

>Everyone wants to know who they're going to cast and everyone has an opinion on it.
I've literally never seen anyone have an opinion on it beyond this thread and fantasy cast freaks on twitter.

Do you see OP's image asking who's playing Aang? No, most people just care about the nostalgia.

Thats ridiculous. After the controversy shitstorm that was the movie's cast, there is a lot of pressure and anticipation that the netflix cast is going to be completely and unrelentingly politically correct. A lot of people want to know.

I finished binging The Dragon Prince today, and I thought aaron ehasz was supposed to be the talent behind ATLA. Clearly he isn't because TDP is straight up terrible and the most bluepilled cartoon I've seen. There must be some other reason the original ATLA was so good it was able to overcome its many flaws. I really have no idea what it is because it seems like everyone at the executive level was completely talentless.

Netflix shows can be VERY hit-or-miss when it comes to their quality. You get some great stuff like Mindhunter and the Dark Crystal, but also a lot of junk.

Also, Mike and Bryan have kinda established themselves as not being as good with storytelling as we all originally thought, plus they've never worked in live-action before, so I doubt this will be very good.

Personally, I believe Avatar was lightning in a bottle. It had the perfect combination and balance of creative and executive control. The creative talent were able to tell their story, with solid people to polish and filter-out any bad ideas, with smart executives to make sure the story stayed its course and didn't get out of control.

Also worth noting is that it came out at the right time, years before woke political correctness and ridiculous commentary culture became a plague on media.

Aaron Ehasz was clearly only good at funny Sokka antics and comedy relief. In terms of plot he's clueless. I have no idea how the avatar crew created The Last Airbender. It must have been by accident because all of them have proven to be retarded on social media.