what is yalls opinions on avatar fire and ash?

I think it was really good. However i feel like they could have explored more about Varaang's backstory and the mangkwan clan.
About Kiri and Spider, I didn't like the fact that they became a couple. Being a couple and calling the same person dad is definitely weird even if they are not blood related.

I LOVED it, and I can't wait till the next one, but the whole Kiri, and Spider thing weirded me out SO much, and I wish we got to know more about Varang. I also hate the fact that we never got to see Roxto and Ronald's funeral, and that we got to see Kiri and Spider kiss, but not Lo'ak and Reya(I don't know how to spell her full name), they've been a "couple" since Way of Water, but we never got to see them in a more committed relationship like the deserve. But overall the movie was AWESOME and can't wait to rewatch it in HD.

Visually, I absolutely loved it. If there’s one thing these films consistently achieve, it’s making you feel like you’re actually there, as if at any moment you could step right through the screen and set foot on Pandora yourself.

I do wish they had explored Varang’s story and the Ash People in greater depth. But at the same time, I understand how difficult it is to fit the full history of an entire clan into a single film without it turning into a seven-hour epic. Still, it would have been nice to learn more about them, to get a deeper sense of who they are beyond what we were shown. I also would have enjoyed seeing more of the Tlalim clan, although I imagine that’s something they’re saving for a future installment.

There are also those small, meaningful details I found myself wanting more of. Seeing more about Rotxo and Ronald’s funeral, for example, or getting a clearer, more formal progression in Lo’ak and Tsireya’s relationship. Little moments like these might seem minor, but they add so much emotional weight and richness to the story.

And while I understand the criticism that the film can feel like a repetition of the previous ones, with the constant conflict against humans and Eywa always stepping in to help, I actually think that reflects something very real about human existence. Life often feels like an ongoing cycle of facing the same enemy over and over again, fighting similar battles in different forms. 

Overall I think it was a great movie. I'm really excited for part 4.