I knew that Foo Fighters are an amazing band but I had no idea how epic their live shows are. 3 hours of nothing but the best rock & roll you will ever hear in your entire lifetime.

u/NewPatron-St — 24 days ago
▲ 18 r/ATLA+1 crossposts

After watching Avatar The Last Airbender it has inspired me to write fan fiction about the show even though I’m not a good writer but I have an idea for a fanfic where Zuko was the Avatar instead of Aang, its gonna be called Avatar: The Legend of Zuko

While it will mostly be the same as the show there will be some big changes.

  1. Aang would be 12 instead of 112 and would be an orphan who was part of a lost surviving tribe of airbenders in hiding who escaped the fire nation. The last surviving air benders who escaped the fire nation froze themselves in ice for 100 years in the western air temple until the Avatar would return.

  2. Avatar Ruko didn't reincarnate immediately after he died but waited for Zuko’s birth even though the next avatar would have been an air bender the universe had different plans so the fire nation killing all the air benders was for nothing

  3. Jet would become an ally but at first they would fight and he wouldn't be killed but help start an undergroud resistance movement in Ba Sing Se

  4. Mai and Ty Lee would still turn to the good side but I’d remove the romance from Mai and Zuko as it feels forced as Zuko would end up with Jin

  5. Zuko finds his mother

  6. After Toph's parents discover that Toph is a powerful earth bender they would be more supportive of her and let her go with Avatar Zuko as his earth bending teacher

  7. Zuko would also have help from the Order of the White Lotus and his ships crew as they are loyal to him as Zuko spoke out to protect during a war meeting, which resulted in his banishment and scar.

  8. Suki would also have more to do

u/NewPatron-St — 1 month ago

My review of Studio 666

Ever wondered what would happen if the Foo Fighters made a movie? You would get Studio 666, a hyper-violent and campy love letter to a 1980s horror starring the Foo Fighters. It's an hour and 46 minutes of self-aware horror comedy by one of the greatest bands of the 1990s, along with cameos by John Carpenter, Kerry King of Slayer and Lionel Richie. The most unbelievable part of Studio 666 is that Dave Grohl would never get writer's block as he is a genius. I would say, unless you are a huge Foo Fighters fan, I wouldn't recommend it as it is a bit too ridiculous. Rest In Peace Taylor Hawkins (February 17, 1972 – March 25, 2022)

u/NewPatron-St — 1 month ago
▲ 120 r/weezer

Pacific Daydream is a really underrated album.

It feels like a companion album to the white album, as while both records are explicitly set on the Southern California coast, the way they approach that beach environment is night and day. This album has a slick modern indie-pop atmosphere which gives it a unique feel. A lot of Weezer purists instantly write it off, but if you stop judging it for what it isn't a heavy guitar-rock record and listen to what it is, there is a genuinely great Indie pop album hiding in plain sight.

u/NewPatron-St — 2 months ago

I'm annoyed that Michael and Bryan teases us with Jin which is like a friend tell you he as brought you a pizza after a bad day and it’s pineapple pizza

u/NewPatron-St — 2 months ago

I decided to revisit The Last Airbender film after watching the show for the first time

For context, I recently spent the past two and a half months watching Avatar: The Last Air bender for the first time. I was aware of the show, but I discovered it because of this film. When I found out this film was hated, I was curious, so I watched it along with my cousin who is a huge fan of ATLAS. I watched it and I didn't hate it, but my cousin insisted I watch the show, so I did and its one of the best things I have ever watched since Doctor Who and James Bond.

So know after watching the show to revisit the film to see if my thoughts will change after seeing the show. Now having seen the show, I understand why fans hate it. It’s very disappointing compared to the show. However, I can’t bring myself to hate it as it’s way too unintentionally hilarious not to enjoy in an ironic way. It feels like a Monty Python parody of Avatar: The Last Air bender and I love it because of that. As much as the fandom wants me to hate this film I can't as I enjoy it in a so bad its good kinda way, this is my personal guilty pleasure film but I’m also glad it introduced me to one of my favourite shows second only to Doctor Who. If you do decide to rewatch this film, just think of it as an unintentional comedy instead of a serious fantasy film. It’s also why better than James Cameron’s Avatar, that's for sure.

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u/NewPatron-St — 2 months ago

I decided to revisit The Last Airbender film after watching the show for the first time

For context, I recently spent the past two and a half months watching Avatar: The Last Air bender for the first time. I was aware of the show, but I discovered it because of this film. When I found out this film was hated, I was curious, so I watched it along with my cousin who is a huge fan of ATLAS. I watched it and I didn't hate it, but my cousin insisted I watch the show, so I did and its one of the best things I have ever watched since Doctor Who and James Bond.

So know after watching the show to revisit the film to see if my thoughts will change after seeing the show. Now having seen the show, I understand why fans hate it. It’s very disappointing compared to the show. However, I can’t bring myself to hate it as it’s way too unintentionally hilarious not to enjoy in an ironic way. It feels like a Monty Python parody of Avatar: The Last Air bender and I love it because of that. As much as the fandom wants me to hate this film I can't as I enjoy it in a so bad its good kinda way, this is my personal guilty pleasure film but I’m also glad it introduced me to one of my favourite shows second only to Doctor Who. If you do decide to rewatch this film, just think of it as an unintentional comedy instead of a serious fantasy film. It’s also why better than James Cameron’s Avatar, that's for sure.

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u/NewPatron-St — 2 months ago

I decided to revisit The Last Airbender film after watching the show for the first time

For context, I recently spent the past two and a half months watching Avatar: The Last Air bender for the first time. I was aware of the show, but I discovered it because of this film. When I found out this film was hated, I was curious, so I watched it along with my cousin who is a huge fan of ATLAS. I watched it and I didn't hate it, but my cousin insisted I watch the show, so I did and its one of the best things I have ever watched since Doctor Who and James Bond.

So know after watching the show to revisit the film to see if my thoughts will change after seeing the show. Now having seen the show, I understand why fans hate it. It’s very disappointing compared to the show. However, I can’t bring myself to hate it as it’s way too unintentionally hilarious not to enjoy in an ironic way. It feels like a Monty Python parody of Avatar: The Last Air bender and I love it because of that. As much as the fandom wants me to hate this film I can't as I enjoy it in a so bad its good kinda way, this is my personal guilty pleasure film but I’m also glad it introduced me to one of my favourite shows second only to Doctor Who. If you do decide to rewatch this film, just think of it as an unintentional comedy instead of a serious fantasy film. It’s also why better than James Cameron’s Avatar, that's for sure.

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u/NewPatron-St — 2 months ago
▲ 7 r/ATLA

I decided to revisit The Last Airbender film after watching the show for the first time

For context, I recently spent the past two and a half months watching Avatar: The Last Air bender for the first time. I was aware of the show, but I discovered it because of this film. When I found out this film was hated, I was curious, so I watched it along with my cousin who is a huge fan of ATLAS. I watched it and I didn't hate it, but my cousin insisted I watch the show, so I did and its one of the best things I have ever watched since Doctor Who and James Bond.

So know after watching the show to revisit the film to see if my thoughts will change after seeing the show. Now having seen the show, I understand why fans hate it. It’s very disappointing compared to the show. However, I can’t bring myself to hate it as it’s way too unintentionally hilarious not to enjoy in an ironic way. It feels like a Monty Python parody of Avatar: The Last Air bender and I love it because of that. As much as the fandom wants me to hate this film I can't as I enjoy it in a so bad its good kinda way, this is my personal guilty pleasure film but I’m also glad it introduced me to one of my favourite shows second only to Doctor Who. If you do decide to rewatch this film, just think of it as an unintentional comedy instead of a serious fantasy film. It’s also why better than James Cameron’s Avatar, that's for sure.

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u/NewPatron-St — 2 months ago

I came to Edmonton from Victoria to see Coheed and Cambria but I stayed for From Ashes to New and Shinedown as they were all amazing plus From Ashes to New liked my instagram story so I have huge respect for them

u/NewPatron-St — 2 months ago

I came to Edmonton from Victoria to see Coheed and Cambria but I stayed for From Ashes to New and Shinedown as they were all amazing plus From Ashes to New liked my instagram story so I have huge respect for them

u/NewPatron-St — 2 months ago

I came to Edmonton from Victoria to see Coheed and Cambria but I stayed for From Ashes to New and Shinedown as they were all amazing plus From Ashes to New liked my instagram story so I have huge respect for them

u/NewPatron-St — 2 months ago