Fire and Ash - 20th Century Studios James Cameron works on his own time. After the filmmaker's "Titanic" obliterated box office records and dominated the Oscars, it took 12 years for Cameron to follow that up with 2009's "Avatar,

Rather than being the emotional center of the story as she was in the previous two movies, Neytiri is in the throws of grief and is angry at all of humankind for the loss of her son. That includes their adopted son Spider, with the tension in their relationship reaching a boiling point during Fire and Ash.

Not even a newfound interest in Na'vi power kinks can save "Fire and Ash" from just feeling like more "Avatar."

Fire and Ash, which was filmed at the same time as The Way of Water, and Cameron himself has said that these two films were originally going to be just one movie. Unlike so many of Cameron’s films, Fire and Ash doesn’t feel like the same gargantuan jump in quality and technical achievement that we’ve come to expect from him That’s not to say that this third Avatar film isn’t a high-quality,

James Cameron will soon return with a new, enthralling installment to the Avatar series. But will that be the last we see of the Na’vi? Avatar: Fire and Ash, premiering in theaters later this year, will introduce a new foe and a dramatic new saga for ...

Avatar: Fire and Ash is a visual and aural feast, and anyone looking for a big, knockout blockbuster to close out 2025 with will be far from disappointed.