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Probably heavily. Companies seem allergic to show A:TLA some much-deserved love.
Only because the C-suites' don't have a creative bone in their collective bodies. They only know how to follow 'numbers go up!'
While equally not knowing how to get the line off the ground.
I'm so glad it was leaked. I'd gladly see it again in theatres, or buy a disc. Paramount fully earned their "my cabbages!" moment.
Oh? Was it good?
It was excellent. The only thing keeping it from perfection in my eyes was the pacing, which didn't really let many moments breathe. At one point it bordered on Monkie Kid and Rise of the TMNT-style of pacing from their 11 min episodes, both series of which Flying Bark Studios worked on.
The art style, design, and BG art was to die for.
Yeah imo they needed like an extra 30min (at least) of runtime to let moments breathe and tell the story they wanted to.
Otherwise, animation, art style, choreography, etc, all 10/10 though.
I would KILL for an extra 30 min for the movie. If nothing else, just to add more quiet moments. The whole time I was watching the movie I could FEEL the story wanting to slow down a bit and just let the scenery speak for itself.
I'd describe it as a DBZ plot/energy wrapped in the Avatar setting.
I quite liked it. Some choices I wouldn't have done myself, and I was sorry not to hear Dante Basco doing Zuko again. Overall pretty great, compared to what you'd reasonably expect from a highly anticipated, highly belated sequel.