Avatar: The Last Airbender finally returned to Netflix this summer! To celebrate streamable good content, June memes were all about ATLA (plus one Legend of Korra meme). What’s more ironic than using one of the best pieces of creative content to pick apart some of the most lack-luster stuff out there? May the wisdom drawn from these lighthearted memes keep your standards for Christian films from becoming rigid and stale.
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- “Unforgiven” has “Forgiven”… “What If” is basically “The Family Man”… I don’t understand why Christian movie-makers feel the need to make Christian versions of existing movies. Why not just focus on telling a good story?
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- This episode had more character development in six four-minute segments than most faith films do in two hours…
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- This is what happens when you prioritize message over story. I wrote an eBook about it! COMING SOON!
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- Contrived miracles, B-list acting, pointless montages, preachy dialogue… It all just gave ME so much NOPE!
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- So many studios focus on checking boxes rather than telling genuine stories, and many writers fall into that trap. But the best stories are the ones that come from the heart. Don’t lose who you are.
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Lilia Cosavalente
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