Appa's Lost Days

Yes, you heard the title. Despite Nickelodeon’s sorry attempts (or lack thereof) to keep Avatar: The Last Airbender alive in the past, they really still haven’t given up yet. After seeing Avatar’s masterful ratings performance in the recent Sozin’s Comet series finale movie, Nickelodeon and Viacom will not let this brand die out. Nickelodeon finally has some sense. This is the kind of Avatar potential the entire fandom wanted them to notice, and frankly, it’s safe to say that they’ve been...Read Full Story

Last Saturday night, on July 19th, following a week of all new new Avatar episodes entitled “Countdown to the Comet”, a movie named Sozin’s Comet: The Final Battle (4 back-to-back episodes) aired as the series conclusion to Avatar: The Last Airbender. I am now obligated to match the success of the finale on TV to the success of Batman: The Dark Knight in theatres. The reviews for Sozin’s Comet were extremely positive and hopeful. The effects on the audience were MINDBENDING. The massively...Read Full Story

The Last Airbender - Appa Deluxe Figure (Toy)By Spin Master Buy new: $14.9724 used and new from $13.75 Customer Rating: First tagged by A. Bernard Customer tags: the last airbender(6), avatar the last airbender(5), action figure(4), avatar-the last air bender(3), avatar(2), figure, last airbender, nick jr, avatar movie, coin holders, ap, appa Product ImagesReview & DescriptionFrom the 2010 Last Airbender movie. Appa holds 3.75 inch figures (not included) on his back. For ages 5 and up...Read Full Story

In the last shot of Avatar, someone’s closed eyes snap open. That’s the climax and the message of James Cameron’s first fiction feature since 1997’s Titanic: Look around! Embrace the movie — surely the most vivid and convincing creation of a fantasy world ever seen in the history of moving pictures — as a total sensory, sensuous, sensual experience. The planet Pandora that Cameron and his army of artist-technicians have created — at a budget believed to be in excess of $300 million — is a...Read Full Story

James Cameron’s Avatar: The Game is due to be released on the the Wii on the 4th December 2009.  The film sounds and looks incredible from the trailers that I’ve seen, so heres hoping that the Wii game will be just as breath-taking.  Plus, I might add, that this game with be Wii Motion Plus compatible!!  So the Xbox and PS3 versions watch out, you may have better graphics but do you have full motion control!! The Wii version of Avatar: The Game is being developed by Ubisoft and will utilise...Read Full Story