A new drama uses the real, gut-wrenching recordings of a call for help from Gaza to tell a harrowing and profound story.

James Cameron’s third movie in the “Avatar” franchise— is new in theaters. Will the Oscar-winning filmmaker return to Pandor for more chapters in the science fiction franchise or call it a day?

The latest installment in James Cameron’s fantasy adventure epic franchise, Avatar, is set to debut in theaters on Dec. 19. Avatar: Fire and Ash is the third film in the sequence following 2009’s Avatar and its 2022 follow-up Avatar: The Way of Water.

Cameron said that to us a few weeks ago talking about Avatar: Fire and Ash, which is now in theaters. It was an intriguing tidbit that was missing one key piece of information. What, specifically, did he change after he saw the audience reactions to The Way of Water?

The RT Popcornmeter rating for Avatar: Fire and Ash is still pending. The first Avatar movie nabbed an 82% “fresh” Popcornmeter based on 250,000-plus user ratings, while the second movie earned a 92% “fresh” Popcornmeter score based on 25,000-plus user ratings.

I watched all three Avatar movies in a single day, including "Avatar: Fire and Ash." Here's what surprised me about this movie marathon.

Fans of the "Avatar" franchise will have to wait a few years to see the next two installments, if they happen at all.

The advance booking figures for James Cameron's Avatar 3 in India are nowhere near Avatar 2, which released in 2022. Tamil Nadu and Telugu states have emerged as the top two territories for the Hollywood film here so far.

Avatar: Fire and Ash’ delivers some interesting new ideas to James Cameron’s blockbuster series, but falls back on old, familiar tropes from the first two films.