Netflix: Die ersten Reaktionen zu der Avatar-Serie

Am 22. Februar 2024 wird bei Netflix die gespannt erwartete Live-Action-Adaption von Avatar: The Last Airbender starten. Auch wenn dieser Termin aktuell noch einige Tage entfernt ist, so durften ausgewählte Personen aber natürlich schon im Vorfeld einen Blick auf die ersten Folgen der Serie werfen. Die NDA dieser Menschen ist wohl gestern Abend endlich gefallen, weshalb wir auch endlich erste Reaktionen zu Adaption erhalten haben.

Interessanterweise fallen die bisherigen Reaktionen zu Live-Action-Avatar recht gemischt aus. Es gibt viele Leute, die die Show trotz kleinerer Schwächen loben und besonders die schauspielerische Leistung hervorheben. Gleichzeitig gibt es aber auch einige sehr kritische Stimmen. Diese Menschen sprechen von einer gehetzten Show mit schwachen Schauspielern, einem miesem Pacing und zu viel unnötiger Exposition.

Natürlich wird so ein kontroverses Projekt nicht unbedingt allen Menschen gefallen und sie auf die gleiche Weise ansprechen. Allerdings sticht schon etwas hervor, wie stark die Meinungen in dieser Sache teilweise auseinanderliegen. Man darf also wohl gespannt darauf sein, ob die Show den eigenen Geschmack trifft.

After watching Netflix’s Avatar: The Last Airbender twice through, I can say it is a solid watch that stands on its own. However, diehard fans should know it makes a lot of changes to the original series. The cast is great, and yes, Dallas Liu is 🔥 pic.twitter.com/Clekvnk2mw

— Megan Peters (@meganpeterscb) February 16, 2024

I am finally allowed to say that the first episode of #AvatarTheLastAirbender is a huge letdown. Sure, the bending looks great and generally the visuals are solid, but this is a mixed bag of an adaptation. Too much exposition, poor writing & horrible pacing. Dallas Liu rules, tho pic.twitter.com/AykmN17l5Z

— Rafael Motamayor (@RafaelMotamayor) February 16, 2024

#AvatarTheLastAirbender Ep 1 Dazzles with its GRAND SCALE & VIBRANT environments. Fans can rejoice in its faithful visual adaptation and stylistic action sequences. Yet, it slightly stumbles in cast performances, narrative, & philosophical depth. Excited for how S1 ends!🔥🌀 pic.twitter.com/1hGtkkx5IU

— Anthony • The Movie Podcast (@AJGaliardi) February 16, 2024

The first episode of Netflix’s #AvatarTheLastAirbender is pretty incredible. It’s more dramatic, mature, and violent than the original. The best part is what they add to flesh out and enrich the story we already know, like showing the Order 66 of the airbenders. A great start! pic.twitter.com/aAeGRh0Y6R

— Joshua Yehl (@JoshuaYehl) February 16, 2024

I’ve seen the first episode of #AvatarNetflix and it’s rough. Way too long and way too much packed into it. Important moments are super underwhelming, acting is meh, costuming, bending, and fights look great but other VFX are hard to look at. Can we please lock up the volume! pic.twitter.com/8s1klS9Tf1

— JJ (@WildeePatrol) February 16, 2024

Netflix AVATAR: THE LAST AIRBENDER ep.1 was spectacular! This Live-Action version has done the old animated show — of which I was a fan — incredible justice. The cast were terrific, the visuals were remarkable and Gordon Cormier (Aang) is a revelation.#AvatarTheLastAirbender pic.twitter.com/G5go7BCboB

— Rama’s Screen (@RamasScreen) February 16, 2024

The first episode of Netflix’s #AvatarTheLastAirbender is fantastic! From the opening scene, you realize that this is far better than the 2010 film.

The fights are great, but the standouts are the actors. These kids FEEL like Team Avatar. A fun new take on a timeless classic. pic.twitter.com/gaoMzHOeC5

— Mike Thomas (@novicecinephile) February 16, 2024

As a huge #AvatarTheLastAirbender fan, I was satisfied with the first two episodes of the #AvatarNetflix series. I’m cool with the changes and thought the bending was well done! Some of the acting was a little stiff and I wish it was more cinematic, but it’s a solid start! pic.twitter.com/ZCf7o8Eyle

— Ryden (@RydenScarnato) February 16, 2024

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