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M. Night's solved the AVATAR title trouble and set a release date!
Ahoy, squirts! Quint here. There's been some question from the fan community as to if M. Night Shyamalan will still be doing AVATAR: THE LAST AIRBENDER, based on the cartoon, and if he'll have to change his title because of James Cameron's film...
The answer is yes. It is now simply THE LAST AIRBENDER and they've also set a release date. It plans on hitting screens Fourth of July weekend 2010.
M. Night sure doesn't have good luck with his titles, does he? The press release is below for your reading pleasure:
HOLLYWOOD, CA – April 16, 2008 – Paramount Pictures and Nickelodeon Movies have greenlit the live-action epic adventure “M. Night Shyamalan’s The Last Airbender,” which will launch over the Independence Day weekend in 2010, opening on Friday, July 2, 2010.
Shyamalan, the visionary creator of the Oscar®-nominated “The Sixth Sense,” “Signs” and the upcoming “The Happening,” will direct and produce the epic action-adventure based on a script that he penned. Joining him as producers are Kathleen Kennedy and Frank Marshall, who produced the blockbuster “Indiana Jones” and “Jurassic Park” film franchises, Sam Mercer (“The Sixth Sense,” “The Happening”) and Scott Aversano (“Failure to Launch,” “The School of Rock”). Michael DiMartino & Bryan Konietzko, the creators of the popular TV series, “Avatar: The Last Airbender,” that inspired the film, will serve as executive producers.
“I was drawn to the series because of its influences: one being Hayao Miyazaki, said Shyamalan. “I’ve always been a huge fan of Miyazaki’s work. He is one of the greatest storytellers in the world and makes anime films in Japan. His combination of spirituality and super natural elements have brought depth and meaning to his art form. In “The Last Airbender,’ I see an opportunity to make a live-action version of a Miyazaki film.”
“We're delighted to be partnering with Nickelodeon to bring M. Night Shyamalan's vision of “The Last Airbender” to the big screen and to audiences of all ages,” said John Lesher, President, Paramount Film Group.
“M. Night Shyamalan’s exciting vision for a film with the potential of ‘The Last Airbender,’ is another perfect fit for the Fourth of July holiday weekend that we have used to launch such blockbusters as ‘War of the Worlds’ and ‘Transformers,’” said Rob Moore, Vice Chairman, Paramount Pictures.
Based on the hugely successful Nickelodeon animated TV series, the live-action feature film is set in a world where human civilization is divided into four nations: Water, Earth, Air and Fire.
The Fire Nation is waging a ruthless, oppressive war against the other three nations. The film’s hero, the reluctant young Aang, is the “Last Airbender” - the Avatar who, according to prophecy, has the ability to manipulate all of the elements and bring all the nations together. Aided by a protective teenage Waterbender named Katara and her bull-headed brother Sokka, Aang proceeds on a perilous journey to restore balance to their war-torn world.
"M. Night Shyamalan’s The Last Airbender” promises to be a summer movie for the ages, combining the imagination and visual canvas of the “Lord of the Rings” saga with the action and spectacle of “Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon.”
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Starring Gurbinder Singh, M. Night's uncle.
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they're really just charecters in a Saturday morning cartoon. Shocker!
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That is annoying.
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If you want to be like Miyazaki then get American studios to start creating awesome animated 2D films... You know, something that isn't a sequel of a previous Disney film or a version of a fairy tale... Will there ever be an American equivalent for Princess Mononoke?
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And I'm ready to like M. Night again. So far, so good.
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I'm not familiar with the cartoon, but this movie sounds intriguing.
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...by M. Night Shamalamadingdong.Each new movie is exactly half as good as his previous one until, twenty movies from now, M. Night finally becomes McG.
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Avatar is one of the best shows on television! (It's the show that gets me through each Lost hiatus)... It's got everything- action, comedy, romance... Each character is masterfully crafted, the story is amazing and the pacing is top notch. Those who pass this show by because it's a Nickelodeon cartoon are really missing out.
Additionally, while I'm not a huge fan of M. Night, he is a huge fan of this series. I legitimately think that he's going to do his damndest to do "The Last Airbender" justice. Here's hoping... -
That is all.
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After a pretty good start, M. Night has pissed moviegoers off more and more with each successive flick. I barely got through SIGNS, and after The Village I wanted to hunt the little fucker down and kick him square in the nuts and get my money back. Didn't even go to see Lady In The Water; bought it as a previously-viewed rental dvd so he wouldn't make a penny off of me.
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...namely that he's a one-trick pony, we're all very tired of it and he really ought to go away now.Still, there are obviously a few fans of the overly-twisty-turny-for-no-apparent-reason genre left out there.I see dumb people...
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M. Night Shamalamadingdong movie! greeeaaaatttt
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And I dig M. Night. I've enjoyed EVERY single one of his movies. Let the profanity commence...
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...although I do indeed like the odd Coen film, with Miller's Crossing and Big Lebowski being particular favesCool name, btw!
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was way overrated. M Night also way overrated
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M Night isnt overrated. Hes just hit and miss. Good is great, while bad is rea
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M Night isnt overrated. Hes just hit and miss. Good is great, while bad is rea
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dude Im with you. Thank god i found someone to agree with me.
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Lady In The Water (which wasn't nearly as bad as everyone said it was...probably just got hate cause of who directed it and how he came up with the movie to begin with)
So I think his twisting days are behind him. I'm expecting a pretty faithful adaptation of the (better than it deserves to be being on nickelodeon not in the 80's/early '90s) pseudo anime series. -
so many levels. Why use someone else's work instead of his if that's the case?
Why does he think Miyazaki's artistic genius would translate well to live action anyway? I might trust Miyazaki to try this but not anyone else. -
Your taste is in your mouth. If you can't get No Country, you're in trouble. No offense - it's just a fact.
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I see you liked Lady In The Water... All is becoming clear.
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Re: "I have never been more bored in a movie loved by so many."Being a Brit and used to our so-called cinema industry loudly championing every new British movie as the best thing ever, I know EXACTLY where you're coming from with this: The English Patient, Chariots of Fire, Four Weddings and a Funeral, The Remains of the Day, Mr. Fucking Bean - have all bored me to fucking tears over the years.Thank God for Harry Potter, it's the only thing keeping our indutry in work!
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And I thought 'No Country' was pretty great. I've seen 4 of the Best Picture nominees (still need to see Juno) and to me, 'No Country' was the best of the bunch. 'Jesse James' deserved a nod, though.
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to see how this turns out. All the planets and stars are going to have to line up for this to work. I LOVE ATLAB (and I dont think the general public is so retarded as to confuse the two movies with Avatar in the title but whatever) and I've always known that they could make an amazing series of films, again, only if all the right things happen. Tone, look, and esp. the kids just to name a few. The potential for this in the right hands would be insane. I'm not a big M.Night hater like most on here, but I'm not sold on him helming this series. GDT is the go-to-person these days that we geeks piss and moan about and say should direct whatever the current "could-be-great-if-only" movie is being discussed, BUT I really think he'd be a great fit for this universe. Oh well. I'm not saying M.Night will do a shit job, I just hope its all it should and can be. The key thing is the kids. The Potter films are a success b/c they nailed the casting for the kids. ATLAB needs that, b/c if the kids are wrong none of the other shit matters.
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“M. Night Shyamalan’s The Last Airbender”- calling it that is scary. I haven't seen the series this "film" is based on and I am one of those that think M. Night is overrated - but for those of you with any stake in this project, I'd be wary of Night's "reimagining" of the source material. Prepare for a film that is molasses-speed paced and done all in master shots!
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The performances were, for the most part, fantastic. For me, Bardem sort of had the opposite trajectory. He started out like a caricature (the look on his face as he strangles the guy with the handcuffs is a little much, I think), but after that he became a much more natural presence (in my eyes, at least). Brolin and Jones were fantastic, I felt. What's more, the film is consistently pushing you forward with a great sense of pacing (at least I thought so). I liked that the film is about ideas (fate, chance, escalation of violence, etc) but integrates them into a story pretty flawlessly (although I think the coin tossing, while a good metaphor, seems too Two Face-like for me to take it all that seriously). I donno. I just dug the flick, I guess. Also thought Zodiac deserved a Best Picture nod.
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Said Fry.
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Avatar is to Nickelodeon as Battlestar Galactica is to SciFi.
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Why not call it Aang: The Last Airbender? Too few syllables? Most of this movie's success will depend on casting the children, and there M Night's got a pretty fair track record. I just hope, it doesn't lose something in translation. One of the things I love about the series is all the attention paid to little nuances of character development, but who knows if there'll be time to develop all the main characters (at least five kids, not counting the extended member's of Zuko's family) or if like the Next Generation movies it will turn into the Picard and Data show. Still, I look forward to seeing how M will shoot martial arts action sequences, that's definitely new territory for him.
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whatever. How I despise the tiresome use of "The Last..." to prefix the titles and subtitles of books, movies, cartoons, whatever. Can we call a moratorium?
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Apr 16, 2008 4:17:30 PM CDT
"Mr. Airbender has taken it upon himself to go to the gymnasium.
by dasher
I'm sorry to say you're going to be WITHOUT his services for the rest of the afternoon.
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I'm a fan. Village and Lady in the Water were disappointing, mainly due to the story, but were still far more interesting than the vast majority of Hollywood schlock. The guy can film a sense of tension as well as anybody in the business.
And the cartoon Avatar is pretty good. I'm hoping that Night's direction mixed with somebody else's setting and story will work well together. -
Who's the baddest? Sho Nuff! -
The part about him being the Last Airbender has nothing to do with the overall plot. What's important is that he's the Avatar.
How can someone copyright a WORD? It's a word with a definition. You can't just say, "Hey, I've been making a movie called Avatar for the past thirteen years, and I don't want you to use that word. It hurts my feelings."
Grow a pair, Cameron. -
overrated 2000 lb. bomb. Someone deport this fucker, will ya?
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The Last StarBiter. Defend your planet against Xur and the Chowdown Armada.
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What does that accomplish, exactly? That's what's been bothering me about all this the most.
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destroy this project. I'll watch Camerons Avatar and give the Sham-Hacks film a miss..!
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water.
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Out of so many people in Hollywood, why him? And its going to be called just THE LAST AIRBENDER? WTF?!?! Its called the AVATAR: THE LAST AIRBENDER, now if you can't get the name rights then don't do it at all. This is only one of a few cartoons that I really enjoy. It really don't sugar coat the reality of life for kids to see and I love that shit. But not able to call it by its proper name, and on top of that its Shymalan! His track record of recent movies is not that hot either. Symalan, be a man and say, "FUCK CAMERON! The movie is called AVATAR: THE LAST AIRBENDER." You do that I will have hope in this movie. And I hope to (insert deity here) that they at least use a diverse cast! I'M TIRED OF SEEING WHITE PEOPLE! The world is full of many ethnisities. USE THEM! But as for now. I have no interest. And you suck dick Nickelodeon for not fighting for you property!
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I aint asking for a ticket to see that!Just call it something else! nothing could be un-cooler than that title!Airbender!? WTF!!!
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It's not up to M. Night to decide what his film is called in this case. It's up to the courts, intellectal property lawyers, and behind-the-scenes corporate hatchet men. Cameron got dibs on "Avatar" (thank god!) for a number of reasons, thus "Avatar" is now NOT available for use in any way to M. Night. You might not like it, Violator90, but "The Last Airbender" is all we're going to get.
I've seen Nickolodeon's cartoon a few times with my nephews and enjoyed it. The animation is great for a tv show, the storylines are intense, and the action, when it happens, is explosive. That said, I'm one of those people who thinks M. Night is exactly the wrong person to direct this. He's a talented director for one trick pony movies, I'll give him that, but he's shown me nothing since "Unbreakable," and even that film was marginal. I give him credit for the multiple duties he performs making his own films, but I don't like his style or inability to create memorable characters. He's paper thin all the way.
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I haven't seen Unbreakable or Lady in the Water. I liked The Sixth Sense well enough and I thought Signs could have been amazing if it ended more strongly. The Village is... meh. The guy has an eye, though. He ought to either collaborate on his writing or try something that isn't so sci-fi/fantastical. That said, The Happening looks like it could be good. As for this Avatar show, I've never seen it. Don't really know why M. Night wants to do it (I think he said he watched it with his kids and got hooked), but whatever.
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I tripped on my tounge and fell.
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And give us a live-action Bender, NOT CGI, a fully working practical effects Bender (with a dude inside, of course). Just make a fucking live-action Futurama movie.
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one of the best animated series ever...You got one hell of a potential movie here, M.Night!
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I like him too and Unbreakable is my favorite. I think a lot of people over look the subtle ways he framed Willis throughout that film. More often than not Willis is surrounded by rectangles or squares to make him look like he's in a comic book panel. There's quite a bit of subtlety in that movie that I think some people miss.
M. Night gets a lot of slack for having a couple stinkers...so what? How often do we hear about movies like Marnie, The Manxman, or Under Capricorn?
Hitchcock bombed all the time but when he hit it he hit it well...just like I think will be M. Night's future.
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But I'm sick of prophecy movies! Everything since the goddamm matrix, and even well before it, has had a fucking prophecy in it. Jesus, it's like a fail-safe for these guys. "Em, they're saying the scripts a bit weak". "Fuck it, throw in a prophecy. Let's break down the barriers". Fuck!
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You have to include Flexo
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so I'm not passing judgement, but "airbender" sounds like "airbiscuit."
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so as not to let M. Night, an insanely brilliant director, see all of the negative feedback this will get. I, for one, cannot wait for this. I like Avatar, and I love M. Night. Start the Hate!
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...is one of my favorite shows. It's epic and deep. If you're not watching it, you're missing the boat. Uncle Iroh is the best. I am nervous this movie might eff with a good thing. I am hoping not.
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The crops didn't grow properly and shit. Bendy air is important.
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you know the rest.
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Cameron wastes 11 fucking years, and finally now makes a movie that's gonna cause confusion with titles? FUCK to that! I don't care what title he thinks he owns, Avatar can be used for more than one movie and the Avatar TV show has earned the right to it. I'm sure they can all share.
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Apr 16, 2008 8:08:06 PM CDT
This show is great. It's funny, has good action, and a great sto
by happybunni
Some very sad turns, some deaths, alot of humor and cuteness. The show is actually my favorite animated show. Can't stand the new Transformers (They don't have weapons, super lame), and Justice League is a bit too safe for me.
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Seriously, if they were to keep the Avatar title, the movie would only come to be known as the lesser "Avatar" film, not to be confused with Cameron's brilliant masterpiece which will blow peoples' minds. They are doing themselves a favour by dropping the "Avatar". But they need to change this title too. "The Last AirBender" sounds like a movie about guy who creates music with his farts. And he travels across the country to compete to be the best fart musician...or "airbender".
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He's got big cinematic balls and he's not afriad to swing them. Can't wait to see The Happening. But this just sounds like shite. He should pawn the directing reigns over to a protege for this one and focus on what he does best... Building some of the best fucking tension in modern suspense cinema.
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Thats where all the bald kids are.
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...the word Avatar. In ATLA, the word is integral to the very plot of the show. Aang is the all-powerful Avatar, the only one in the world. With his death comes the next Avatar, then another after that. It's not just a word: it's a title, a term used to describe this elemental phenomenon.
Cameron's just a pussy that has his undies in a bunch because it was the working title to a script he came up with in 1995. -
they usually just spew angry rhetoric, without ever really dropping specific problems. when defenders yell, "stop yelling an d hating and give me specific arguments!" I usually go, "yes sir, tell it!" even if it's someone I abhore, like Ratner.
but when it comes to M. Night, it is an exception. he should be universally hated. why?BECAUSE HE COULD BE AMAZING AGAIN!! Sixth Sense was a great film. it was a POPULAR film because of the twist, but the twist made it memorable to idiots, not to real moviegoers. great scenes between Willis and Osment, and every scene Toni Collete was in...great lines, I mean it was really a great film. but M. Night bought into his own hype, and decided he would rather be successful than artistically relevant. so he decided to make a list of the most offensively horrible dreck ever caught on film, all with his trademark twist. and it's EXCRUCIATING!!if he can't get out of his own bubble and let someone else edit his ideas, he will just keep getting worse. and at this point, I will be amazed if he can do worse than lady in the shitter.
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Your soooo right about all these movies revolving around some mysterious "prophecy", it's getting old. You also can't forget the all important prophecy involves some who is the "Last" of something. But on that, Avatar:The Last Airbender is a brilliant piece of television . The story is epic and beautiful, casting for this is going to be crucial, the last few "epic" movies designed to capitalize on the Harry Potter buzz have all bombed because they were handled poorly and cast even worse. So good luck to you M. Night
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Good news for me and many more.
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Fuck you all who say different.
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You'll see how goddamned funny he is.
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In James Cameron's film, an Avatar is literally someone's Avatar--an alien body into which they project their consciousness and live alternate lives.
In Last Airbender, the name "AVATAR
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I like Alan Ruck... even though he's old now... and tall... really old and tall... *shivers*
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Apr 16, 2008 10:42:31 PM CDT
RE: Cameron's movie makes much better use of word "AVATAR"...
by finnyous
that's not true at all... The show is called avatar because he is a reincarnated being who is born every hundred years to bring balance to the world... and can bend all the elements.
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I think this will help him get back whatever his suckatude has lost with his recent projects. Having a good solid base and using his creative eye is a good combo. This might turn out good!
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In Hinduism, an Avatar is an incarnation or embodiment of a divine being. So is the main character in the Airbender show supposed to be a God?
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See? Much better title. It's that simple. Even the UK subtitle is better: The Legend of Aang. WAY BETTER!!
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here in asia, the show is called avatar: the legend of aang. erase the word avatar from it, and it still sounds better than the last airbender.
lords of the ring meet crouching tiger?? never done before. if anyone's not sold on this, you should go back to your harry potter with its silly wands duels.
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as much as i like avatar, i do think the show 'borrows' too much from miyazaki's films. you've seen enough of his films, you can see some of the concepts and creature designs are lifted right out.
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(endquote)BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Yes, the Avatar can be considerd "divine", or at the very least, something from a higher state. He is often referred to as "the bridge between the spirit world and the physical world"
Cameron's use is more of the current idea of a representation of someone, like you would use online or in a game -- which is only an adaptation of the earlier meaning.
So yes, I would say that "Avatar" is used more literally in A:TLA -
No problem.
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..easily.
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Hmmm..
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Cameron>Shyamalan
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Kind of sucks that they aren't able to use the name but this movie is going to kill come Summer 2010. It's a fantastic piece of property and hearing that M. Night is getting inspiration from Miyazaki just makes me smile uncontrollably. I love Shymalan, only thing I didn't like of his was Lady in the Water, but The Happening looks great. Also, if you've never seen the series don't knock it. The series is phenomenal and just cause it's on Nickelodeon doesn't mean its only for kids.
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M Night I'm going to wash your brain Lan.
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So the project has a heap of potential. Can M-night deliver? I dunno. Just as long as he sticks closely to the source material, it will do fine.
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Where the hell is the rest of Season 3?
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I agree. Avatar is a great cartoon series with totally adult story lines. My wife and I are in our 50s and enjoy the heck out of it. Nick was running 2 or 3 episodes a night and we got hooked. We grew to care about the characters as much as any live TV show, if not more. Again, an EXTREMELY well written and richly developed fantasy series.
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ahem
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really how can ANYONE defend those last few movies...atrocious drivel..
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The Village and Lady In The Water...
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I'll give it to the man, Sixth Sense was a great way to introduce himself to the world and I really remember and enjoyed that movie. However, everything he's made since has been absolutely crap. I hate the fact that when you go see his movies, you HAVE to have a TWIST. The guy has ruined his own career.
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Possibly the greatest animated shw ever made.
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..in a row and you´ll get a Miyazaki feeling. Im speeking of the good ones..not steamboy or something. The good stuff. It is really a great show . M.Knight shouldnt be the problem..the cast..they should get the cast part right. I mean...look at that ridiculous Dragonball Movie pictures...jus´sayin.
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Fuckers.
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Avatar has nothing to do with Myazaki. Like fucking NOTHING.
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Apr 17, 2008 9:16:54 AM CDT
Ignoring Night's better films might help argue a point...
by bobo_vision
...but "Unbreakable" was a great film. "Signs" was good too, and I personally liked "The Village" a lot. Many people were disappointed because there were no real monsters in "The Village", but thats what I love about that movie. A movie about village elders who create fake monsters to keep a village in fear to supposedly keep them safe - that movie is probably the best political statement about the current administration for the last 7 years. But "Lady in the Water" was crap. Thats okay though, because it was a risky misstep. All great directors have them. People expect more from Night because his first blockbuster (not his first film) was so exceptional, so he's held to a higher standard, but as long as he learns from his mistakes, I'll still be in the theater for his films. He has a great ability to create emotional tension in the simplest of scenes, and that is a true gift. I think that defines his films more than the twist ending.
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I may have expected a different type of movie when I watched "Lady in the Water". I heard Night adapted it from a bedtime story he told his kids, so perhaps if I watched it from that point of view, I might like it better. Maybe I'll give it another chance in the future. But when the kid started decoding cereal boxes, I was itching to walk out, and when the giant hawk swooped in at the end, I regretted not doing so.
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It really surprises me that there aren't more Avatar: The Last Airbender fans on AICN. Its one of the best shows on television, with action thats not in the traditional Japanime style, but really very cinematic and easily better than the action in a lot of big budget SciFi. A really epic great storyline too, that has been set out for three seasons and no more. I urge anyone who is not watching to check out the ratings for Avatar on imdb or TV.com or the reviews on amazon, and you'll realize what a fantastic show you've been missing.
I'm a f
an of some of Night's movies and not others, but even if you hate him, you have to admit that the guy has style, and it sounds like he wants to do the series justice, so I'm really looking forward to it.
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...until you've seen it. Then I'm confident you'll have nothing to bitch about. It's damn fine storytelling. I flipped past that channel I don't know how many times, addressing that weird-ass 6 legged flying bison with a "feh" each time. Once I gave it a chance I was promptly hooked and now I never miss it. I've been catching the most recent episodes of the third season on Comcast On Demand.
Regarding who should best use the title? ATLA without a doubt. I mean, I have a super 8 movie of my "Iron Man" flick I've been working on for 15 years, about a guy really into vitamins and kale, but I don't think I have any great claim to the title. Cameron loses this argument imho. -
I like they guy
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M. Night Shyamalan's sequel to Wide Awake??? I mean Rosie is so hot right now! Also why doesn't someone just fucking give this guy the rights to either make the piolet and produce a new series of Twilight Zones. Or the rights to a new movie? So then his movies will have The Twlight Zone Presents: Blah Blah, rather then his dumb name. He ain't no Hitchcock either.
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...Episodes 3.12 and 3.13. (Of course, with my luck, everybody already knows this, and I look stupid.) Check your favorite source of illegal video uploads.
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Thanks for clearing that up. But still I have to direct my "disappointment" at some one. As for Cameron working on HIS Avatar movie; to be honest, I actually thought it was the Nick Avatar he was working on. I never heard anything about the Avatar he's working on until I read reports on the plot. But if "avatar" is intellectal property then the same could be said about "super" correct? Then why did SUPERBAD use the word super? Since the world at large does connect "super" with the Man of Steel more often. Yeah, yeah, yeah, I know. The lawyers have the last word, but you still have to wonder if there could have been at least SOME kind of comprimise as to using "avatar." Just saying.
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Is it one of those animes where the characters fight some enemy, lose, train for a few episodes, fight the enemy again, win, fight a stronger enemy, lose, train for a few episodes, etc, etc? (i.e. Naruto, Dragonball Z, etc?) If not I might just give it a watch.
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Screw Cameron. Use Avatar in the title. The show is called Avatar the last airbender, so name the movie that. Don't chicken out M.Night.
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Apr 17, 2008 9:34:58 PM CDT
Don't chicken out part 2. Make Cameron pay you for the title usa
by warcraft
If Cameron wants exclusive rights to the word "Avatar" for his film, make him PAY you for it up front, so you can add it to the budget of "The Last Airbender".
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...in my last subject line. ran out of space.
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I know exactly what you mean about the run-of-the-mill anime series. There are no badges, gyms, matches, trainers or endless training to go up against the omnipotent alien du jour or bitter nemesis. It's an epic story that surprises me every time and has deep, multidimensional, complex characters that you understand and feel for (even the "bad guys".)
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...I should say there is some training, ultimately to defeat a bitter nemesis, but it's not along the lines of DRagonball, where you can miss a few weeks and return to find our heroes styill training for that big fight vs. Cell or whoever. It's substantive storytelling.
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Someone had to say it. The universe chose me. Why question the universe? You know not its ways.
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