Netflix’s live-action Avatar has its heart in the right place, but its pacing and uneven performances leave a lot to be desired.

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    9 months ago

    Strawman argument.

    If a kid plays the piano in a shitty way, it’s okay to say “well, he sucks.”

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      9 months ago

      actually no. That’s called being an asshole. You can say that he has room to improve, or that he’s still learning, or literally anything but “wow they just suck” like some asshole.

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      9 months ago

      No strawman. One is positive and one is negative. That’s why they are different lol

      And no it’s not really okay. You should encourage children.

      • I_Has_A_Hat@lemmy.world
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        9 months ago

        Being uncomfortable with criticism does not mean immunity from criticism. This isn’t a middle school play FFS, it’s a licensed series for something that already has a large, established fan base. Millions of dollars went into this. People’s careers depended on this. Using “they’re just kids!” to deflect legitimate criticism toward their acting abilities is not only nonsensical, it’s cowardly.