Finally A good live action adaptation of Avatar

Rating: 2/10 (29 December 2017)

This movie is the long awaited live action adaptaion of the beloved animated series Avatar: legend of Korra.
The main character, Korra is impeccably portrayed by daisy ridley, while mark hamil portrays Ang's son Tenzin.
Now for real, The movie is Amazing visually, but there are plot holes the size of death stars all throughout, the casino scene is completely Irrelevant, luke skywalker's role is so out of character it hurts to see poor old mark hamil acting out such nonesense. here are some points that detract from the movie.
Rey is such a bad Mary sue whoever says she's not is either in denial or mental.
She defeated luke without any trouble, and she is always lecturing old man luke and telling him how wrong he is and never considers she may be the one in the wrong, and of course, since she is a mary sue, she was right all along.
Kylo Ren is so emo and unstable he makes sasuke from naruto seem like a well fleshed out character. we see he is not completely evil, he just became evil cause luke tried to kill him, he intentionally fails to kill his mother and yet when he is freed of his service to snoke, he goes back of his way to keep doing the things which made him so conflicting.
Snoke is creepy to say the least. and dies without doing anything relevant to the plot.
Leia Flies like a freaking fairy, with no explanation. never mind we've never seen Jedi far more powerful in the ways of the force even levitate before.
Chewie, R2-d2 and c3po have no more than three lines in the whole movie.
(yeah, I'm counting beeps and growls as lines)
Finn and poe are rewritten completely and don't seem to be the same characters from the past movie.
Admiral ackbar dies Offscreen and is replaced by a random woman with purple hair who treats her subordinates like crap, but it's cool cause she had good intentions from the beginning.
I give this movie two stars one from being a movie and another one for not being the room, although that last one may be a stretch.

I award this movie