The Last Airbender 2 - Sequel Plans. There’s been a lot of Last Airbender 2 talk in recent weeks. So what has been said and how likely is a sequel? With a production budget of $1. Paramount want a worldwide take of $2. Last Airbender sequel. The first movie has grossed $1.

US and will likely finish around $1. With the fanbase and the inflated ticket price of 3. D, it may get within spitting distance when all is counted. Significantly, a Last Airbender sequel would reportedly cost less than the original movie. Watch Voodoo Rising Streaming.

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But while a healthy number of people flocked to see it (based on the popularity of the TV series, Shyamalan’s name still being a draw, and the family- friendly subject matter), the reaction from nearly all was crushing disappointment. While the fans had this to say –Remarkably, this reaction doesn’t seem to have phased writer- director M. Night Shyamalan much. Maybe he’s used to it after Lady In The Water and The Happening. If he’s given the green light, he’s says that the main villain in The Last Airbender 2 will be Azula, the “only real, pure antagonist” in the proposed trilogy.

Azula (Summer Bishil) had a brief role in the first movie. In the TV show the character is a destructive Firebending prodigy who becomes obsessed with capturing the Avatar. She eventually rises to the position of Fire Lord where she loses her sanity. The elite female Kyoshi Warriors will also play a key role in any Last Airbender 2. They were initially in the first film, and M. Night shot a carefully choreographed scene with them, but he chose to cut it from the final print for being too “distracting from the movie”.

Tonally the second film will be “darker”, while the third will be “more ambiguous”. The 3. D will be much improved, as M.

Night plans to actually shoot in 3. D this time, rather than convert after filming is complete. So the question posed here is can a movie that is hated equally by critics, fans and general audiences alike, but that breaks even financially and has a director determined to push forward, get a sequel? Paramount will probably wait for Blu- ray/DVD sales before deciding. Watch this space. What would you like to see happen in any Last Airbender sequel?

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