Last week, The Last Airbender started playing on the big screen. I have placed the Last Airbender movie 2010 trailer at the end of this post. I hope you enjoy it. I took my family to see it the first evening it was out, and thought I should write a review for it. We followed the cartoon, and had been looking forward to seeing this movie. The four main characters Aang the airbender first and then Avatar (Noah Ringer), Prince Zuko, firebender (Dev Patel), Katara, water bender (Nicola Pelz), Sokka, warrior and brother of Katara (Jackson Rathbone) were well cast. They successfully brought their cartoon based characters to life on the big screen. M. Night Shyamalan (Writer, Producer, Director) put out a family film.
My kids enjoyed the movie. We went to an evening showing of The Last Airbender. My daughter was really tired, and ended up resting her head on me during the movie. My son sat up in his seat and was focused completely on the movie the whole time.
I was pleased that the fight scenes did not show any type of blood or core. Fight scenes are important for the movie, as they were in the cartoon, but M. Night Shyamalan kept his target audience in mind when shooting them. That being said, this is not a G rated movie. Parents need to keep that in mind when determining if you want to take your child to see it. My youngest is 7 and I was a little concerned. In the end, I’m glad I decided to take her. I feel she sees a lot worse on television.
If you have never watched the cartoon, you might have a little trouble following the movie. I do think that by the end of the movie, you will understand. The explanations of what is going on, and why, are slowly explained to the viewer throughout the movie. The ending of the movie sets the viewer up for a second The Last Airbender.
My daughter is already asking me when the next one will be out. I told her she will have to wait and see. If you want more information about the movie and the characters, you can visit online avatar The Last Airbender website.
My kids enjoyed the movie. We went to an evening showing of The Last Airbender. My daughter was really tired, and ended up resting her head on me during the movie. My son sat up in his seat and was focused completely on the movie the whole time.
I was pleased that the fight scenes did not show any type of blood or core. Fight scenes are important for the movie, as they were in the cartoon, but M. Night Shyamalan kept his target audience in mind when shooting them. That being said, this is not a G rated movie. Parents need to keep that in mind when determining if you want to take your child to see it. My youngest is 7 and I was a little concerned. In the end, I’m glad I decided to take her. I feel she sees a lot worse on television.
If you have never watched the cartoon, you might have a little trouble following the movie. I do think that by the end of the movie, you will understand. The explanations of what is going on, and why, are slowly explained to the viewer throughout the movie. The ending of the movie sets the viewer up for a second The Last Airbender.
My daughter is already asking me when the next one will be out. I told her she will have to wait and see. If you want more information about the movie and the characters, you can visit online avatar The Last Airbender website.
