Throughout the history of cinema, filmmakers have blended different genres, allowing for things like science fiction and war to blend into films like Star Wars, Star Trek, and War of the Worlds. While ...

Avatar has taken over my life as a filmmaker and I’m now starting to dig my way through that and figure out a future that ...

James Cameron’s Avatar films continue to be a box office juggernaut, and that will likely continue with Avatar: Fire and Ash. That said, there’s actually a gap of time between the first two ...

Avatar director James Cameron has said Christopher Nolan’s Oppenheimer was “a bit of a moral cop out,” while revealing his ...

James Cameron has always been a director who pushes the limits in modern cinema. However, now, more than ever, he finds ...

Avatar: Fire and Ash is a critical film in James Cameron's beloved Na'vi-led franchise, and it faces pressure that its predecessors did not.

While Quaritch might seem like the most lethal villain in Avatar: Fire and Ash, Avatar: The Way of Water subtly set up someone much more dangerous.

Fire and Ash unveiled a critical moment in the third film, but despite its intrigue, it raises some fundamental questions.