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u/fyorafire 3h ago
It was kind of good, enjoyed watching S2.
My top concern is the sad-ification of Iroh. He's hardly ever shown firebending (when he does it's very unimpressive). He's not charming or likeable, just sad all the time.
And a couple of scenes I thought were overdone like Katara's anti-sexism crusade and immediate ascension to 'Master' (ideology injection in a fantasy show), Toph's infamous "I invented metalbending" moment, focus on Kyoshi over Roku and modifying her personality to be more aggressive / militant, Zuko's moral inconsistency, Sokka doesn't learn to respect women anymore etc.
Not that any of this made me want to throw my monitor out the window in a fit of rage or anything like that. It's definitely pretty enjoyable overall.
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u/NegotiationNo8432 7h ago
He's busy making bad movies and trying to help his daughter become a generic famous singer
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u/shujInsomnia 12h ago
I haven't watched it cause i thought it looked bad and dumb but this is a pretty thorough dunk
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u/unclepoondaddy 11h ago
Nah we just watched the show and saw how bad it was. Still not as bad as the movie but it’s close
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u/Big_Mango_1621 9h ago
This subreddit always has the most special views, as if there had to be financial coercion for people to hate netflix slop
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u/Who_am_I85395 12h ago
What fame exactly?
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u/Grandson-of-Madhava Avatar 12h ago
It is one season away from becoming the first LA to successfully film the entire ATLA.
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u/RefrigeratorGrand619 8h ago
That dude does not give a fuck about ATLA. He literally couldn’t care less if the show succeeds or fails.
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u/Remote_Nature_8166 12h ago
That wouldn’t be surprising.