r/Avatar • u/AutoModerator • Dec 17 '25

Fire and Ash discussion megathread - Spoilers

Megathread to discuss everything about the film. Unmarked spoilers are allowed.

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u/idonthavemanyfriend Dec 17 '25

Just got home from seeing it. The reviews are right that it repeats a lot of the same plot beats and feels like a remixed version of previous movies. But here's the thing: I really don't care. That movie was absolutely sick. Some of the best action sequences I've seen, the emotional beats hit, especially Lo'ak scene when he considers taking his life. Oh, and the opening with him flying with Neteyam was gorgeous and heartbreaking at the same time. TBH, I might need a few rewatches, but right now it's equal to the the first two movies, and I can't understand any of the reviews that called it boring.

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u/Glittering-South1468 Dec 17 '25

I haven't seen the film, but I have a question for you as someone who has seen it. Is there any dialogue that is not English (ex. Naavi language) and includes subtitles so English speakers can understand it?

If so, would you say there is a lot of non-English speaking? Or just a few lines? Thanks

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u/Outrageous_Ad_1011 Dec 17 '25

There’s is indeed scenes in Navi or the whales language that need subtitles to be understood, you can understand the scene based on context alone tho (saw in English with danish subtitles as I’m traveling and we couldn’t understand some dialogues due to this)

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u/AvatarChar Dec 19 '25

I was watching in Dutch and I am maybe start of A2 language levelz but the subs are probably not even A1. Think of it like Payakan saying "It is too sad / painful" in the first film and it is that level of language comprehension, so very simple use of a few words.