Speaking with Stuff out of New Zealand, the place where the bulk of the second and third Avatar movies were shot, James Cameron reveals that a few people have already seen the nex

James Cameron has shown an early cut of Avatar 3 (officially titled Avatar: Fire and Ash) to a "few selected people" – and their verdicts are overwhelmingly positive according to the director.

In Hollywood's battle against generative AI, James Cameron seems to have taken a stand with the upcoming Avatar: Fire and Ash. The legendary filmmaker revealed that the film will open with an anti-AI title card, which could arguably do more harm than good, even if the intent is genuine.

Fire & Ash here and there, and now director James Cameron is saying it might be "the best of the three so far."

Fire and Ash. The 70-year-old filmmaker has already screened his long-awaited sci-fi movie for "a few selected people" and James has been thrilled by the feedback so far. The acclaimed movie-maker — who wrote and directed the new Avatar movie — told Stuff: "I've shown it to a few selected people and

James Cameron is once again pushing the boundaries of cinematic storytelling with Avatar: Fire & Ash. The director introduces the highly anticipated third installment in his billion-dollar Avatar franchise.

The first reactions to Avatar 3 have been revealed by director. Cameron has been hard at work on the next instalment of his long-running blockbuster franchise after