Nickelodeon (ended 2008)
| xRamensx wrote: |
If this movie is PG-13, I will die happy. I mean, the two most recent Harry Potter movies were PG-13, and that didn't stop kids from going. Believe me, I was unpleasantly surprised to find just as many children in the theatre. I hope this comes to fruition, because it will show that they're not holding back. |
| Random_Pizzaman wrote: |
| Of course pg-13 would be great, but pg isnt that bad. I saw the second Narnia, i think it was pg, and it had a good amount of action, which surprised me |
I loved the new Narnia Even though I spent a lot of the movie staring at Caspian. *drools on topic* The action was pretty great.
Soooooo yeah. PG wouldn't neccessarily be bad, but it'd probably wind up with fight scenes getting intolerably toned down
| Nickelodeon wrote: |
| Nickelodeon[3/8] is developing initiatives to super-serve the show's hardcore super-fans |
| Lisa31468 wrote: |
| You know what I am looking forward to most about Shyamalan's movies? And really this is so pathetic, but I want to SEE who the rest of Avatar fandom really is. LOL I mean you see your fellow Avatards online all of the time and maybe you get close to a couple of them and chat online or over the phone and such. Or if you are lucky you go to Comic Conventions and bask in the Avatary glow of it all. But for once I want to be in a freakin' theater chock-full of fellow Avatarians, rubbing elbows, laughing our backsides off at things that no one else in the world understands unless they share our common addiction to Avatar and Bryke. More than anything else I want to be knee-deep in the Avatar ambiance at the movies with my 'own kind.' LOL |
Covert Operation Appa Zuzu - All avatards meet at Mall of America for the premiere of the movie. Bring a dozen eggs. Get the squishy yellow mascot at the theme park after movie.
Seriously...I wonder if the theme park at MoA will do a special promotion for the premiere, especially since they'll have the roller coaster open. It would be a lot of fun to not just rub elbows, but to get to know and "do some activities together" as our man Sokka would say. It'd probably bring in a pretty big crowd, too.
Things that will make it a perfect adaption!!!!! Let us hope that the music of the films incredible music equal to that of Gladiator! Imagine! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w3leKu9Rxzg
Give it a Rating of PG-13
Make the Fire Nation truly seem like the Combination of Nazi Germany and Imperial Japan.
Get A List Japanese and Chinese Actors for the Adults!
Collin Chou for Fire Lord Ozai
Toga Igawa for Iroh
Ken Watanabe for Long Feng
Li Gong for Fire Lady Ursa
Ziyi Zhang for Azula
Have Ba Sing Sai feel like Bejing/Moscow under a strict Facist/Communist Government.
Opening of the thrid movie should be like...well imagin if the German forces were marching through the Captured Captial of America/Britian or Japan had conquered all of China. Very in deph and a feel of loss a feel of defeat, and Aang's eyes opening a sign of hope.
Do that and The Last Airbender Trilogy will put Star Wars to shame!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
| Lupusgirl wrote: |
| PG-13? Awesome! Now Jet gets finally his cigarette |
That's good now he has two things in his mouth
But cigarettes don't exist in the Avatar world?
Also, More content =/= better movie. The Incredibles was an awesome PG-rated film when it was released.
| Spacerac wrote: |
| But cigarettes don't exist in the Avatar world? |
| tomtitan wrote: | ||
The words 'you killed the joke' spring to mind. |
| tomtitan wrote: | ||
The words 'you killed the joke' spring to mind. |
| SilverFlames wrote: |
| And so would Huey. OOOH Burn. |
For me, the higher the MPAA rating, the better.
I will see the movie regardless of reviews, sharing the theater with fangirls, and the snickers of my own peers; however I still want to have a good time.
Kid's movies are not my definition of a good time.
So, plz, entertain the fanbase, not the demographic.
Little kids are too easily entertained, thus, making a film with them in mind makes it boring.
o thank God!
Eragon was rated PG and it sucked.
HARD.
And it could have been so much better..
Hooray in hopes of PG-13!
| BlindWatcher400 wrote: |
| Kid's movies are not my definition of a good time. So, plz, entertain the fanbase, not the demographic. Little kids are too easily entertained, thus, making a film with them in mind makes it boring. |
Reminds me of when I saw Fantastic Four, a pretty weak movie, but it wasn't as bad as listening to the 8 year old brat behind me explain to his know nothing mom EVERY SINGLE FREAKING DETAIL. "That's the Invisible Woman! She turns invisible."
Now I don't think I'll be procreating...
