Jake here, and of course we all know "The Last Airbender" made its theatrical debut at 12 midnight this morning in theaters across America.  I saw the showing and have some thoughts.

I found myself trying to "correct" the movie the whole way through.  I was trying to not be as critical, but I couldn't help it.  Non-series lovers are more likely to enjoy it, I think.

Acting wasn't terrible, but my main complaint lies with the writing.  Um, what was the plot?  I know, I know.  Every one of us knows what it was.  But M. Night tried to tie certain things, and throw flashbacks in, at the weirdest times.  And it felt so rushed, at only an hour and a half.  The Siege of the North was far less epic than the show, mainly because there was no build up.  If M. Night really consulted closely on the script with Mike and Bryan, wouldn't they have told him a few things about writing?

The theater I went to was near-packed, but no applause at the end (of course, not everyone that likes a movie has to applaud).  I have hope for the 2nd one, if it's picked up.  The story in season 2 is more workable, while season 1 visited a new town every episode.  All in all, I didn't hate it.  I don't want to hate it.  I'll probably buy the DVD, and watch it again sometime.

Oh, and don't waste money on the 3D, there was none to speak of.  Unless I just got ripped off and the theater didn't have the 3D (which I paid for) I didn't notice anything.

Noah Ringer wasn't bad for his first film, and Dev Patel was ok.  Nicola Peltz, eh.  I didn't hate her, at least.  The girl who plays Azula?  Just creepy...

Well again, I have hopes for the second movie, should Paramount want it.  I saw somewhere an expected $50 million opening weekend, which is something at least.  Not a summer blockbuster, but it may be enough for Paramount to want a 2nd.  We'll have to see how it does in the coming weeks.

Dylan here and in what is a good sign of things to come for The Last Airbender, "Last Airbender" was a trending topic worldwide on Twitter tonight. That means it was one of the most twittered about things tonight.

Dylan here and we're 4 days away from The Last Airbender now.

Dylan here and M Night will be on The Early Show on CBS on Tuesday morning. Then on Thursday morning, Dev Patel will be on The Today Show on NBC and also on Live with Regis and Kelly.

Dylan here. When comparing the poll results to the question “Who is Korra?” from before we released the information that the new series will take place 100 years after and after we released it, there isn’t much difference. Before the information, 61.3% of 150 people said Korra is a Water Tribe Avatar. After, 67% of 197 did. The biggest difference probably came from the choice “Korra's a place, not a person” which dropped from 16% to 6.6%. “Related to one of the characters from the original series” remained stable from 12.7% to 15.2%. And the other choices all remained below 5% for both polls.