There is only a translated version, so let's see. Here again I have to praise the translators and dubbing staff. You translate The Last Airbender into The Last Airbender, and we endure it; but if you translate Avatar into Supreme, we wonder if we have seen too much Chinese martial arts (fortunately, it was not translated into Avatar), that's a laugh. And that immutable timbre, the dubbing like Tiger's Mouth Escape, doesn't exist anymore. Forget it, let’s focus on the movie itself.
The display of the four elements at the beginning is exactly the same as the animation, but it always feels so awkward. The changes in the plot are understandable. It’s impossible to cover everything in a movie, but I personally feel that the plot has no major ups and downs, and it is very flat. These are understandable, after all, everyone’s viewing angle is different. But there was no communication with Master Roku, and no Su Qi appeared. Director, how do you make a sequel, it seems that you have decided to keep changing it.
The movie scene is not bad, except that there is no city in the land of the strong country (presumably for the sequel), but the people of the land of the strong country are so long... I really can't understand. The North and South Polar Aquariums and Qihe Temple are quite satisfactory, especially the Arctic Aquarium, which is almost exactly the same as the cartoon. Fire Nation didn't show up much, probably for the sequel.
Speaking of actors, it's a tragedy. The humorous Sokha has a serious face; the lively Katara has a serious face; the kind Ayla has a serious face; the serious Zuko still has a serious face; huge responsibility. A humorous and bright plot. oh... tragic.
But the most eye-catching thing in the movie is the ending. Aang did not use the power of supernatural powers (supreme) to destroy the Fire Nation fleet, but let them retreat. Such a noble spirit is the essence of supernatural powers. It's the only bright spot.
The sequel is probably hanging...
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