palistineroyal

Wish I could tell them how many of my days of mine they made better. There are countless days where no one made me happy, smile or laugh but they always did. Whether it was just leaving them on as background noise for comfort when I was alone or tuned it like I was there with them. I could always count on them. Jeremy felt like a British version of my grandfather and it felt nice to think that, considering my grandfather barely spoke English. Wish there could be a way I could personally thank them and even hug them. I love the relationship they shared with each other and in turn with us. Thanks for being there when no one else was.

I forced myself to finish watching this, although it did have some redeeming qualities and moments, I just couldn't get past the game graphic backgrounds and the horizontal 2D feeling of the cinematography. Not all parts were like this, it was only the CGI backgrounded scenes. The story beats felt too fast paced and nothing felt like it had order or enough time to settle. The characters didn't feel like friends to me, they just felt like co-stars. The chemistry just wasn't there. Sokka, Zuko, Uncle Iroh and Momo were the only believable characters, who also felt closer to how they felt in the show.

That's all I have to say. So I'm gonna add in more filler words so I can post this with this corny required character minimum which makes me not want to leave reviews anymore but this isn't a review more than it is letting some people know that this is a warning on how anxiety filled this show is. But don't take that the wrong way. The show is absolutely entertaining almost always and the characters develop in a meaningful way that makes me yearn for some self development. I could really use a Cousin moment in my life. Finding some meaning in a presumably set destiny of failure. There's always hope.