At 9 PM PT yesterday, the social embargo lifted for the initial episodes, while the full series review embargo remains in place until the release day on February 22nd.
This week boasts an impressive lineup featuring top names from games, movies, TV, anime, and comics such as Dune: Part Two, Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire, Fallout, WWE 2K24, and much more. Kicking off on February 19th, the festivities promise exclusive interviews, trailers, gameplay reveals, sneak peeks, and surprises. The main event unfolds over two days of live-streamed Fan Fest on February 23rd and 24th at 10 am PT/1 pm ET/6 pm GMT. Join us at 9 am PT/Noon ET for exclusive reveals during our countdown! (For Australian viewers, the event translates to February 24th and 25th from 4 am AEST – 6 am AEST.)
Diving into the depths of Netflix’s “Avatar: The Last Airbender,” our reporter Alex Stedman provides an immersive look into the set, offering insights gleaned from discussions with the series’ creators and stars. Additionally, she previews what fans can expect from the cast’s forthcoming interview streaming this Friday, February 23rd.
Transporting readers to the Vancouver set of Netflix’s live-action adaptation of “Avatar: The Last Airbender,” Alex Stedman shares her firsthand experiences amidst the captivating production. Against the backdrop of thousands of LED panels illuminating real-life actors, Stedman witnesses the mesmerizing choreography of martial arts sequences, breathing life into the beloved animated series. Amidst the bustling activity, a palpable sense of excitement fills the air as the young cast grapples with the weight of their roles, with particular attention paid to Gordon Cormier, whose portrayal of Aang embodies the heart of the show.
Cormier’s infectious enthusiasm shines through as he regales journalists with anecdotes from the set, his energy and dedication evident in every gesture and expression. Showcasing his boundless passion for the project, Cormier’s recounting of filming challenges encapsulates the immersive experience of bringing Aang to life on screen. His performance resonates with authenticity, captivating both audiences and production team members alike.
As the series delves deeper into the creative process behind “Avatar: The Last Airbender,” showrunner Albert Kim reflects on the challenges and responsibilities inherent in adapting such a beloved franchise. With a keen awareness of fan expectations and a commitment to honoring the original spirit of the series, Kim and his team navigate the complexities of production with meticulous care and dedication.
In the wake of original creators Michael Dante DiMartino and Bryan Konietzko’s departure from the project, Kim acknowledges the weight of their legacy and the importance of staying true to the essence of their vision. Despite the challenges, Kim remains steadfast in his commitment to delivering a faithful adaptation that pays homage to the beloved source material while charting new territory.
