Don't care. Would watch it if the made one.

No answer just yet, just need to get the technicals aside. For those unaware, making a movie for a running show, animated or live-action,??takes a huge bite out of production for it. It consumes all time and finances for the show. Hence why Spongebob went on that big huge hiatus and why Tom Welling turned down the role of Superman (would've had to cancel the show, ...should've rethought that one).??Anyway, if one was made, it'd have to be after the series ended, otherwise we'd be in for a big wait (can you say 1-2 years?).????And considering??the amount of??whining is done by most of youz guys??for??some little 2-week break, huh, wow don't even need to finish there.

No way, no how should it be live-action. The animation done for??Avatar??is exquisite and so long as these same animators worked on the movie it??should do exceedingly well.

Yes, absolutely to a full-length movie.

Answer and technic--*shot*?? M'kay.

I agree with whoever said it, DON'T MAKE IT LIVE ACTION. Cheesy, much? I'd laugh at their attempt. Sorta.

UGamer is right, we'd have to wait a while considering it's animated. But, we can make it, right(and 2-week whiners, I'm looking straight at you.)? Pretend it would be SotFN times...12. I repeat, we should start writing now. This is such a sweet topic.

Look at DBZ. They made TOO MANY MOVIES. To me it screwed the entire timeline. I mean...you can't even begin to guess what movie fits where. I don't want them to do this to Avatar.

Well, that's what we'll have to put into the writing.

"Leik, dont maek it ae DBZ millyon-at-a-tyme movee."?????? Translated: "Don't make a sequel for it; in fact, do your loving fans a favor and don't consider it."

I dunno, I feel wierd today..

Well... I think they should make a movie AFTER- and only AFTER- the series is finished, like... Well, like a follow up on all the character's lives.

I say definitely not live action. It would just ruin it forever and for all ETERNITY!!!!

I think that they SHOULD make a movie for the Avatar for the theaters, BUT only after the story??has *ended.* Let me explain why I used the asteriks. What I mean is, that the story appears to be over, but leaves enough room for speculation and/or a continuation, and the movie would be that continuation!

Basically, same thing as Fullmetal Alchemist. It had 51 episodes, then a full-length movie finishing off the series. But if the movie was never made, the series would still have an ending to the story.

See what I mean? Sure you do. Now I'm off to watch TV and eat chips. BWAHAHAHAHA!