The Legend of Korra Trailer!

Avatar: The Last Airbender is one of the best television shows I have ever seen! Seriously! This show is phenomenal! Aang the Avatar, seated atop his sky bison Appa, flies all over the four kingdoms and has adventures. These adventures lead him to end the war with the fire nation and bring peace to the world. (My description kind of sucks, but the show is awesome!)

Now, there is a sequel to the show and the opening of the new television show (due in 2012) has just shown up on the internets! (Alas, the original opening has now been taken down. Hopefully you saw it!) Here is the official release video:

A little more after the break . . .

It was only a matter of time before seeing this.

I had wondered how long it would take Lego fans to do something like this. But seeing as how this movie is taking over the world I realized that it was only a matter of time. Good luck to the people making profit off of the movie. It seems to be on track to become the most profitable movie of all time. I particularly appreciate the Woody legs to stand for the twelve foot tall Na'vi. It is a brilliant move and I had wondered what after Toy Story those long legs could be used for.

Find the first photo album here.
And the album for the minifig diorama here.
Thanks to the Brothers Brick for pointing these out!

Avatar: The Making of the Bootleg

This is a fantastic parody of all of the "behind the scenes" documentaries that are now a necessity for any collectors edition DVD set. Avatar is a pretty sweet movie and I can't wait to get the actual DVD or Blue Ray disc eventually. But in the mean time, a bootlegged DVD is the only way to watch it at home now. Special thanks also go to Peter Jackson and LOTR special extended documentaries. You paved the way for this short comedy sketch. And it is great!

Thanks to Topless Robot for pointing this one out!

James Cameron's Return to Fern Gully

Actually, that's not fair. I just saw "Avatar" and it is, for lack of a better way to describe it, incredible. The message about respecting nature, though heard before, is anything but heavy handed. And it looks better than anything I've ever seen on screen before. I laughed, I cheered, I scrunched my eyebrows in frustration, and I even blinked away a tear. What a phenomenal experience! If you have a chance to see this 3D in a theatre take advantage of that chance. Trust me, this movie is well worth a watch.