#TLA

[noctefuror]

Always coming back to them 🌓

[liliennacht]

When people talk about a character like they are an irredemeable monster who deserves to die a thousand slow death and you look the character up and they are a 14y/o kid who had a horrible childhood where they were treated as monsters and never got a change to heal.

Bonus point if people talk like the xharacter was born a monster and thus undeserving of any kind of chance or betterment vecause they are just evil.

[low-budget-korra]

[tarotarra]

Herondale & Carstairs

In time for Chain of Thorns…

📖~@cassandraclare

[wolrith]

mad at the last airbender live action for making katara so quiet and calm unlike the real loud and emotional katara. god forbid women be heard

[domhnallgleesonhaven]

The name’s Gleeson, Domhnall Gleeson.

(Star Wars The Last Jedi London premiere, December 2017 🧡 HQ image)

[teedeekay]

From the TMBG collection: A two page setlist from the TLA in Philadelphia on November 24, 2000. Their regular spotlight guy was unavailable so They used the house technician and provided this setlist with notes and extra details including who sings what and an approximation of solo location within each song.

My favorite note is for Fingertips: Don't try to follow

[klm-zoflorr]

I find the idea that sasha just showed up white one day just. Absolutely. HILARIOUS.

Do note that not sasha is supposed to be dressed in a way sasha would dress. I just gave them different clothing because i was getting bored and i wanted some diversity

[keithtreason]

Using Korra as a humorous but dark way to demonstrate the whole debate of

Would you rather be alone in the woods with a man or a bear?

Season 1 alone comes in with Korra getting ambushed at night in a public space, attacked and knocked out multiple times, put into the "trunk" of a vehicle, confined in the basement of a house in the middle of nowhere, chased out into the woods, and on and on we could go.

[dylansg]

having my fun with this artstyle while i can

[hex---grl]

It’s Never Sunny In South Philadelphia - The Wonder Years

[superwhosecock]

i swear zaheer would stop flying if he transitioned

[lamarkeu]

{TO LOVE AGAIN} - CH2: Loverman

Masterlist ~ CH 1 // CH 3

[Tag: @xfirebenderx @kwanisms @smoooore @brook0310]

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[low-budget-korra]

Comments on Netflix's Avatar The Last Airbender

*spoiler alert*

First of all I'm gonna start by saying it is one of the best adaptations I've seen so far. And that's the key word, adaptation. I've seen a lot of fans and others complain about some things that honestly, doesn't make sense because some things only work in a cartoon(just as much as some things only work in a book or a video game)

And before I start to talk about some topics that I judge important, I also wanna say that the production is fantastic, from the costumes to the CGI. It all looks amazing. (A part from Yue's wig)

1. The Script

It's not easy to pick 20+ episodes and make it fit in only 8 but damn they did a hell of a good job, especially when judging what was important to show and what they could let it go. Some fans commented that since there's no fillers, the Gaang and others miss some development but I think that for the universe of the live action what we got here it worked.

I can express how much I like to see Ozai and Azula's relationship and how it is now clear that he uses the siblings against each other, manipulating them to get what he wants. But I will admit I miss the fear Azula had, since it's implied in the show and some extras that she does fear Ozai, and fears becoming like Zuko.

I hope the 41. Is just fine after the battle in the north. See all of them bowing to Zuko after discovering that Zuko was the one that saved their asses and was heavily punished by that...it was beautiful. I loved the writers did that, give names and faces to Zuko's crew and a beautiful yet sad arc when Ozai banished his son and the men who he saved.

I also loved that they put weight into things that was treated as a joke, like Katara talking about her mother. She was a little kid who saw her mom get murdered in front of her and the live action made sure to let us know that it is not okay to make jokes about something so traumatic. All of the deaths here have tons of weight in it, it's not some random person, is someone we met, someone we liked, someone who helped. The costs of the war, something the cartoon manages to show us but know in live action, with real people, the massage gets stronger.

And they didn't forget Iroh's past like the fandom does, which is great. That actor, the earthbending soldier really let it all out, that's how you use the few screentime you have.

Sokka's isn't sexist and y'all were making a storm outta a cup of water, is not like Sokka sexist didn't go away after like the 4 or 5 episode in the original show. I think the live action was able to bring more depth to him in comparison to the first season of the cartoon. We see how he feels about his father's, the absence of him and his duty as warrior who kinda doesn't want to be a warrior.

I need a Gyatso in my life, I didn't know I needed to see more of him until the live action gave us more of him. Kyoshi was the Thor coming to Wakanda from this season, WHY THE FUCK BRYKE DONT WANNA GIVE US A KYOSHI SERIES? She is absolutely a jewel of a character. Roku and Kuruk, damn poor Kuruk man, so much pain in his words but again that's what it means to be the Avatar, it's not fun and games. Zhao saying to Aang what Korra villains said to Korra😭 that the world doesn't need the Avatar anymore, it hurt.

Guys I'm gonna say it, there's no way in hell for anyone to ship Kataang here. I'm saying this because some shippers complain that the secret tunnel part was different but c'mon, look at Kiawentiio and look at Gordon, it would be so s awkward and weird and just wrong. I know they don't have a big age difference, is only like 3 years but when they filmed Gordon looked so much younger than her, maybe in the next seasons the difference won't be that big.

The pace is good, once you start you don't wanna stop.

2. The Acting

Everyone is really good at capturing the essence of it's characters and somewhat making them their own. The highlights for me were Dallas and Ian, Its like they came straight from the show. Ken Leung's Zhao was also amazing as he was way more threatening here than he was in the show.

Kiawentiio was the Katara we were looking for, she is kind yet strong, brave and caring. And Gordon was Aang, sure, he has to learn a few things since he slipped a few times in his acting but nothing that could ruin the experience, that kid is good and just needs some experience.

Elizabeth Yu was Azula. It was different but yet the same character, is like learning something new of her and I like how cleared she show emotions with her eyes. Maria Zhang had great chemistry with Ian and I can't wait to see more of Suki. Arden Cho and Yvonne Chapman as June and Avatar Kyoshi look like they came out straight from the cartoon. Daniel Dae Kim...man is Ozai, so cold, so sharp, so scary, already way better than the cartoon version. I wanna see more of Paul Sun-Hyung Lee as Iroh since the character he really starts to shine in book 2.

3. The live action doesn't have the spirit of the OG?

Yes, it does have. The thing is now that we are seeing real people, things get dark one way or another but I don't think it ruined the spirit of the show. Aang is still a kid, Sokka still making sarcastic jokes, Zuko still annoying as hell, Katara still hopeful and strong... There's everything there really.

The thing is stuff like genocide, murder, war, death and suffering are, for some people, better to watch as pixels in a cartoon than real people.

I think it's a great adaptation and I would recommend it to every fan.

[tarotarra]

James Herondale 🌒

“Haven’t you heard? All the stories are true.”

📖~ @cassandraclare

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