It’s time to return to Pandora because James Cameron’s “Avatar: Fire and Ash” is here. The third “Avatar” movie has made $12 million in domestic previews at the box office. In international markets, it grossed $43.

Avatar: The Way of Water raised the stakes for the Sully family, and they could get even higher in the sequel, Avatar: Fire and Ash. Writer-director James Cameron shares his ethos around character deaths in these movies with Entertainment Weekly ahead of this weekend's premiere in theaters.

At 71, James Cameron still makes movies like he’s got something to prove — despite his many accolades, awards and box office successes. But that fighting spirit is what makes Cameron’s films feel

Fire and Ash,” the third film in the sci-fi franchise following 2009’s "Avatar" and 2023’s "Avatar: The Way of Water." Who are the core cast members featured in the film?

Avatar: Fire and Ash' has already earned north of $60 million overseas from its first raft of midweek markets, including an impressive opening day tally of at least $17 million in China.

James Cameron and Sam Worthington discuss their years-long ‘Avatar’ collaboration, box office and tackling AI: “We need to use it ethically”

Fire and Ash" has begun its quest to become 2025's highest grossing film of the year with $12 million from Thursday preview screenings and $43 million from 25 overseas markets. For comparison, the last installment in the series,

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