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First of all, M Night Shyamalan Pretty much screwed The Last Airbender up.. I mean every one knows this, you dont need me to tell you that. The first installment of the movie although made a very good box office that is, it grossed over $300 million worldwide, received universally hostile reviews from film critics especially fans of the cartoon series.. Even viewers of the film who were unfamiliar with the series found the movie amusing.. Based on 176 reviews collected by Rotten Tomatoes, the film received a 6% "Rotten" approval rating from critics..

Based on the above, it will be very difficult for the studios to continue with the movie as planned. That is, there been a delay of the second part of the movie..
The studio is now considering selling the rights of the movie to another studio OR making m night do his thing.. Which has not really worked for the first Installment..
The studio has decided to let M.Night do his thing with The Last Airbender Movie, But first he has to prove himself right for the job...
M.Night, In order to prove Himself right for the job is directing an upcoming Sci Fiction apocalyptic thriller movie called After Earth.. Which is set to be released in 6th June 2013...Only if this movie gains Positive critics reception and makes a good box office will the Last Airbender 2 will gains its green light to start productions

The bad Critics reception of Transformer 2, didn't stop the studious from making making Transformer 3 which grossed over $1 billion worldwide and positive Critics reception.....

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