Well, I did cry at the end of Pokemon... not because it was sad, but that it was so cliche and hypocritical. First of all, the tears of the Pokemon bring him back to life?! That's so corny! Second, everyone is acting all sad and shocked when the Pokemon are beating the living **** out of each other, but the rest of the time they command the Pokemon to fight each other! WTF is up that? However, I will admit I loved it as a kid. Pokemon is the bomb. In conclusion, Pokemon > Avatar, but Pokemon: The First in a To-be Milked Film Franchise < Avatar
Pokemon the First Movie, considering its nature as a series aimed at kids, is pretty dark for the audience the movie is targeting. Pokemon 2000 was ok, but not that great. Didn't watch Avatar yet, but I'm planning to do that sometime this week.
Pokemon, I cried at the scene where Ash froze and all the pokemon started to cry and they brought him back to life (I was 5 at the time).
That's more than i can say about Avatar.
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I thought the part where the two Pikachus were fighting, and it became a brutal struggle where Clone Pika started to beat the Peaceful orginal pika was a very powerful scene. I couldn't watch it. Almost went to tears.
I grew out of pokemon around the time that the movies started coming out. Still, half of the people on this forum were still drinking out of sippy cups back then.
I thought Cameron did a good job evoking emotion for the main characters characters in Avatar, Neytiri especially.
Pokemon had me bawling my eyes out because I was 5 years old. I really liked Avatar, but the fact that I'm 16 now and I was in a crowded theater kept the tears from flowing. Still, If I was 5 again and no one was around, I probably would have been crying.... Maybe.... If I was already sad.... Or depressed.
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