#Noah ringer 2020 movie

Couldn't they have fixed this before it came out?Ĭounterpoint - This goes back to what I said up top about not being able to pick the actors he wanted, since Nicola Peltz and Jackson Rathbone were cherrypicked for this movie, and Noah Ringer is said to be the only one who really auditioned that Shyamalan wanted for Team Avatar. Why did he decide to whitewash this movie? Because it was a big deal at the time. And it was created by two white dudes-Michael Dante DiMartino and Bryan Konietzko. It’s beautiful to see so much of Asian culture represented in a way that is both respectful and celebratory. What detractors will say - Avatar: The Last Airbender is one of the only American cartoons on television that prominently features Asian characters.

#Noah ringer 2020 movie

That There is Blatant Whitewashing in This Movie I know it’s kind of weird that the brown people are the “bad guys” and the white people are the “good guys” in this movie (I’ll get to that), but I think Dev Patel is a good Zuko and I’m sticking to that. He’s angsty, he can act, and I think he’s believable as the character. That said, I’m going to go to bat for Dev Patel, because I actually think he makes a pretty good Zuko. It's been said before in other articles, but it's Sokka's voice. But Nicola Peltz is a terrible Katara, and Jackson Rathbone as Sokka? Give me a break. Noah Ringer as Aang isn’t terrible, and I can kind of see him being Aang-like.

As the director, he should have studied the source material a lot better and gotten this right.

Night really should have done a better job. He doesn’t even crack a smile! Who are these people? And why is the acting so terrible?Ĭounterpoint: Yeah, so, this is where M. And what have they done to my poor Sokka? Sokka is supposed to be funny. What detractors will say: Why are these characters so different from how they are on the cartoon? Katara doesn’t brood like this. That the Characters are Nothing Like They are on the Cartoon