In almost a month, "Avatar: The Last Airbender" will be released on Netflix, one of the most anticipated series of the streaming service in the coming year.
Yesterday (Wednesday) its first trailer was revealed.
The series, which is a live-action adaptation of the beloved animated series that aired on Nickelodeon since 2005, follows the young Avatar Aang, who learns how to control the four elements (water, earth, fire and air) to restore balance to a world attacked by the Fire Nation, alongside his friends Sokka and Katara.
Since it was broadcast, the philosophical combination at the heart of the series has captured millions around the world, and it is no wonder that it managed to win the Emmy Award and also the status of an animated classic, when both children and adults can watch it and enjoy it.
In 2010, a film based on the series was released, directed by M.
Nate Shyamalan ("The Sixth Sense", "Servant"), who won the title "Airbender: The Last Airbender".
It failed miserably at the box office and received particularly scathing reviews.
He also "won" no less than five Razzie Awards, the "Oscar" for worst films - including for worst film and worst director.
According to estimates, each of the eight episodes of the series, which will be broadcast on February 22 worldwide, cost no less than 15 million dollars.
According to the trailer, which reveals magnificent landscapes with a variety of effects and intriguing action scenes, you can understand that the cost certainly justifies itself.
Even baked here!
From "Avatar: The Last Airbender", photo: courtesy of Netflix Israel
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