James Cameron’s third Avatar film is as spectacular as the previous films, but it does feel like the middle chapter in a bigger story.

The third Avatar movie, Fire and Ash, is here from James Cameron, but does the franchise need a reinvention to continue?

Admittedly, AVATAR FIRE AND ASH wasn't all that high up on my 2025 Most Anticipated Movies List. I thought the first one was pretty revolutionary but didn't find myself revisiting it or thinking on it ...

James Cameron’s offering is not a film, but a bunch of VFX-heavy sequences in a trench coat pretending to be one.

I’m going to peel back the curtain. I was seated in a theater’s auditorium, 3-D glasses on my face, as an advanced screening of “Avatar: Fire and Ash” began. From the start, I was distracted by the ...

James Cameron’s blue epic remains visually impressive, but it’s frustrating how little he gives his actors to do ...

James Cameron returns to Pandora in a 3-hour-plus visual spectacle that offers little in the way of compelling drama.

James Cameron's return to Pandora brings us on an even more expansive exploration of the alien planet and the Na'vi people.

It happens early on, the first time “Avatar: Fire and Ash” took my breath away with its visual effects. It was something simple — waves gently lapping in the foreground as characters spoke — but the ...

James Cameron is officially a billionaire, Forbes reports just a few days ahead of the theatrical release of “Avatar: Fire and Ash.” The sequel is the third film in Cameron’s blockbuster “Avatar” film ...

Avatar: Fire and Ash, the third outing in James Cameron's blockbuster sci-fi adventure series, has topped the US and Canada ...

All the way back in 2009, director James Cameron introduced the world to the planet Pandora and the Na’vi race in “Avatar.” ...