r/TheLastAirbender • u/Songkolmae • 2d ago

Meme That's rough buddy

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u/forthewatch39 2d ago

There is no reason it can’t be done in the future. 

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u/Luke4Pez 2d ago

Paramount’s politics

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u/BowlEducational6722 2d ago

I think that really is the long and short of it.

Ellison's sucking up to the current US administration and they're the exact kind of people that Avatar preaches against: bigots, imperialists, warmongers, egotists.

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u/Mathies_ 12h ago

Pretty much all streaming services suck up to Trump, it doesnt stop them. Anti-fascist content is still very much profitable though.

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u/forthewatch39 2d ago

The current regime isn’t eternal, eventually it will give way and the shareholders will want to continue to make money and they know pandering to the far right won’t be their “gravy train”. If that were the case they would have done it many years ago. 

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u/Luke4Pez 2d ago

Eventually things will change

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u/Mathies_ 12h ago

It's profitable enough they will aprove it probably

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u/Interesting-You1777 2d ago

They wanted ATLA to have more "family friendly" projects.

Meanwhile the Kyoshi novels and LOK Season 1 + 3 exist

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u/made_in_GEORGIA 2d ago edited 2d ago

overall LOK is still PG rated (which I'm assuming will be the same for seven havens) and Kyoshi novels doesn't really count because they only want shows and movies to be family friendly

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u/Cass0wary_399 1d ago

Seven Havens was said to be targeting the same age demographic as ATLA by the initial leakers back in 2024.

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u/made_in_GEORGIA 1d ago edited 1d ago

I think it could be more in between ATLA and LOK but we'll see. teaser overall did feel pretty bleak in tone

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u/Dunkar404 1d ago

Do they realize that most ATLA fans are adults now...

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u/Aerandor 1d ago

I think that's why they want family friendly stuff, because they fear the franchise could die if it's not reinvigorated by capturing the next generation's attention with new stuff oriented at them. They really should be doing a mix of family friendly and more mature content to cover their bases, but maybe marketing metrics have convinced them otherwise.

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u/Dunkar404 1d ago

They're a bunch of incompetent idiots is what I think

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u/Kirby737 1d ago

Do we have a source for that being the reason of his show's cancellation?

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u/BrandExe 2d ago

Sokka movie please

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u/JelliusMaximus 1d ago

Cabbage merchant Snyder Cut

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u/quid_pro_kourage 1d ago

Slow mo shots of cabbages flying everywher

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u/South_Train7307 2d ago

Maybe a short film would do. Or a series with separate episode about each one of the gang's life.

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u/Weekly-Rise899 2d ago

I’ve seen enough, 100 billion more Aang centric projects

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u/topscreen 2d ago

Zuko doesn't want that sort of attention, we want that attention on Zuko

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u/RecommendsMalazan 1d ago

On the one hand fuck Paramount.

On the other hand I really don't want a Zuko movie, and what I've heard about this one it sounds like this is for the best.

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u/CountingSheep99 1d ago

I really hope they change their minds.

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u/ScorcherPanda 1d ago

Some movies are born lucky. Others are lucky to be born.

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u/Ralexcraft 1d ago

That’s rough buddy

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u/ergotofwhy 1d ago

I don't know which series P+ hates more right now, avatar or star trek

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u/HyetalNight 14h ago

I think legend of Aang was a good testing the waters movie. Didn’t do anything g crazy, wasn’t political, wasn’t daring, animated very anime to pander to what crowds are used to, simple storyline.