Eska the Ice princess

It was alright. I really loved the First and Fourth Season. Amon, a nonbender equalist was really good. The memes made it 10 times better. The only thing is that Lok is less kid friendly, and Amon takes away Korra's bending and there is more bloodbending. It's very violent, and it gives you the feeling that something will crash through the window any second. Season 2 was okay. Apparently Bolin is dating this crazy ice princess who gone mad when he left their wedding. She was kinda scary ngl. Unalaq was just plain annoying and power hungry like Firelord Ozai. I didn't like how he morphed into Vaatu and destroyed Korra's connection to her past Avatars. It was so sad. All the Avatars were gone. If it weren't for Eska and Varrick, I think Season 2 would've been a waste of time. I do like Season 3, the Red Lotus benders were very cool. The only thing is that Zaheer poisons Korra, and the scene is very disturbing. No wonder Korra has PTSD in Season 4. Season 4 is very good. Kuvira the Season 4 villain is very cool, and she invents a mecha suit with a giant superweapon containing spiritual vine energy. My favorite part is when Korra saves Kuvira instead of killing her and gives her a talk. She even has sympathy for Kuvira when she finds out Kuvira had a rough childhood. I like how throughout the series we get to watch Korra grow. Her friends are even there for her. #teamavatar We also get a more realistic view of life. Each season it's conflict after conflict. It's not just preparing for a big fight against one person at the end like in Avatar. Season 1 and 4 are my favorites because of the action and the villains. My only complaint is that some characters didn't have a good character arch.You can do whatever you want. If you want to watch it, that's great. It's a good show. If you stop watching after a few seasons, that's fine too. Just don't expect it to be like Avatar.

Great book! I read it a couple weeks ago when I found it in my school library. I liked how the author described the podcast, and how their school rebellion was succesful. How Molly persisted and stood up for what she believed in. I like how the reader can watch her grow. I originally read this book because in middle school, I used to be shamed when I wanted to wear makeup, and for wearing a t shirt and shorts. It was infuritating because it was almost summer. The bullies even called me nasty names behind my back. I felt so vulnerable, and when I read this book I knew I wasn't alone. I can relate to how people treated Olivia. I like how the author believes schools should stop shaming girls for their bodies instead of teaching boys to respect girls. I heard of some school districts who don't let girls wear tank tops, or show any shoulders. And if they do, they'll shout, "is that a shoulder I see?!!" as if it's the most offensive thing ever. It can be hurtful in many ways. I love this book because it teaches girls to persist and stand up for themselves. Maybe someday it will make a difference.

I love it! A year ago in school before holiday break I watched it in class. Even if it's an old movie, it's perfect for Christmas. The humor is awesome, and I loved how this kid was so clever it was funny. The only thing is that I feel like it focused too much on what was going on at the house involving the criminals, barely showing the true meaning of Christmas. At the end though, it did because it was a Christmas miracle that they found Kevin and the bad guys got arrested. About the pranks played on the criminals, it was fun but painful to watch. Warning: Don't try them at home.

Just don't watch it. The Nickelodeon show brought a lot of humor, emotion, and suspense. After binge-watching the real show, I was excited to watch the movie. Only if I knew it would waste 2 hours of my life. Anyway, the acting was awful and emotionless. All the humor and character development is gone, and the story is very grim. Sokka is the veggies and straight-talk fellow, Aang's humor is gone, Katara is not the sassy strong woman, Iroh and Zuko's acting is horrible, and Appa is ripped out of a horror film. When I thought things couldn't get worse they started to pronounce their names like, "Uung," and "Uncle Earoh." Furthermore, it's racist because all the good characters are white, and the firenation is all brown. The bending effects are awful. They have to do these weird dance moves to bend. I feel like the fights are too overplanned. The fight scenes have more ballet routines and acrobatics than bending. I mean, it's pretty cool unless you're expecting something else. You can watch it, whatever makes you happy. Unless you don't want to waste a perfectly good Friday night on this garbage.

I loved this movie. I think it was really good. It wasn't as scary as other horror movies I watched, and I think it's more like an eerie and creepy movie. I like the suspense and mystery. The grayish-green color lingering throughout the movie was well done. The only thing is that since it is in Seattle it gives off a gloomy vibe. It's not that scary, just a creepy mystery story. If you like watching Rated R horror movies or slasher, you might find it boring. I think this movie is a 4 out of 5. The first jumpscare though was unexpected, so I almost threw my popcorn in the air. The next day I actually got a bloody nose. I was really freaked out, too. Other than that, it's a great movie. I think you should watch it. Just don't watch it if you have/love horses, have a TV in your room, or a well in your yard.

I absolutely loved it! I watched it with my friends, and it basically covers everything with teenage rommance. I think the situation with Lara Jean's two sisters was well done, especially with the little sister. I think the drama was well done, not to boring, and not to soap-opera like. Lara Jean was really pretty, and Peter was pretty hot. Anyway, I recommend this to anyone who likes watching stuff like The Kissing Booth or The Notebook.

When I watched it at a friend's house I thought it was pretty good, I liked the effects and creativity with the phone apps. Later I watched it again, and there are so many scenes that are super cringy and cheesy. The worst part was when I liked Jailbreak because I thought she was a cool character until I found out she was a princess the whole time. I was shaking my head at that scene, but actually a lot of scenes I was. You can watch it, whatever makes you happy. Unless going to a cringe-fest and screaming at the TV wasn't your plans for Friday night.

This is by far the best animated TV series I've watched. It's the only Nickelodeon show I actually like. I like how there are some action-packed scenes like fighting Azula the scariest villain and finding Appa. Along with some funny scenes like The Runaway and Sokka's "AT THE LIBRARY!" This combination made me want to select another episode. It also taught me many things. Just be patient and keep watching. It takes a little time. I watched it seven years ago when I was 6, and I liked it but I didn't understand half of it. I would reccomend watching it at age 8-10 at first, because some of it may be hard to understand. So far it's great! I already shared my fandom with two of my friends and they're both watching it right now!