Since I’m already thinking of Spongebob, I’ll say that the Sponge Out of Water movie was the first large-scale disappointment that I experienced from a delivery perspective.
All of the advertisement showed almost entirely the scenes where they were, per the title, out of water. Once out of water, per the title, Spongebob and the crew were 3D, superimposed into the real world, and they had superpowers. It should’ve been great.
In the actual movie, they did not become “out of water,” per the title, until approximately the last 20 minutes of the movie, if my memory serves me correctly.
I was also a bit disappointed with Avatar: The Legend of Korra. It’s not a bad show—it’s just that The Last Airbender set the bar so high, and TLOK did not measure up.
Since I’m already thinking of Spongebob, I’ll say that the Sponge Out of Water movie was the first large-scale disappointment that I experienced from a delivery perspective.
All of the advertisement showed almost entirely the scenes where they were, per the title, out of water. Once out of water, per the title, Spongebob and the crew were 3D, superimposed into the real world, and they had superpowers. It should’ve been great.
In the actual movie, they did not become “out of water,” per the title, until approximately the last 20 minutes of the movie, if my memory serves me correctly.
I was also a bit disappointed with Avatar: The Legend of Korra. It’s not a bad show—it’s just that The Last Airbender set the bar so high, and TLOK did not measure up.