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Avatar: Fire and Ash's returning secondary villain has been revealed, and the star teases that a revenge mission is coming. Directed by James Cameron, the third installment in the Avatar franchise continues the story of the Sully family, following them as their fight against the Rda intensifies.

As was revealed in the Avatar: Fire and Ash trailer, the upcoming epic introduces a host of new characters into the mix, including Varang (Oona Chaplin), the leader of the antagonistic Ash People. Quaritch (Stephen Lang) returns as well, adding to the film's roster of villains, but another figure from the franchise's past is also set to make a comeback.

After losing...

Ostensibly, Avatar: The Way Of Water was the story of Jake and Neytiri’s Na’vi family. Of the return of baddie Miles Quaritch, now himself a Na’vi ‘recom’. Of old wounds, fresh conflicts, and shaky alliances playing out across Pandora. But alongside all of that, another thread captured audiences’ imaginations: the plight of Payakan, the mighty Tulkun space-whale who bonded with Jake’s wayward son Lo’ak, and made a human nemesis in Brendan Cowell’s Mick Scoresby, a maniacal mariner making a fortune from hunting down Tulkun and draining their ultra-valuable brain juices. Last time, a showdown between Scoresby and Payakan saw Scoresby lose an arm. Now,...

Disney is reportedly rethinking its reliance on Kevin Feige and Kathleen Kennedy as Marvel and Star Wars face box office struggles. A new Variety report reveals that studio leaders are pushing for fresh films aimed at young male audiences, signaling a shift from depending on superheroes and Jedi to drive profits.

Despite Disney still dominating the global market with billion-dollar hits like Zootopia 2 and Avatar: Fire and Ash, the concern lies in declining interest in its two biggest franchises. Marvel’s latest release, Fantastic Four: First Steps, failed to meet expectations, while Star Wars hasn’t delivered a film in six years.

For the first time in over a decade,...

With over $2 billion at the global box office, Ne Zha II is already 2025's big box-office winner — at least until James Cameron's Avatar: Fire and Ash enters the chat in December. And now China's animated Oscar hopeful has won critics' hearts as well. A new English-language version arrives in theaters this weekend courtesy of A24, featuring the voices of Michelle Yeoh, Vincent Rodriguez III, Aleks Le, Damien Haas, and Crystal Lee and it's the best-reviewed new film of the weekend with a 94 percent fresh score on Rotten Tomatoes and 69 percent rating on Metacritic.

Michael Ordoña at the San Francisco Chronicle leads the chorus of effusive praise for the two-and-a-half-hour mythological epic,...

Disney is making a big push to get young men back into theaters. Multiple sources told Variety that Walt Disney Studios has been asking Hollywood creatives to pitch original movies aimed at guys aged 13 to 28, basically Gen Z.

It makes sense that every studio wants to turn younger audiences into regular moviegoers.

But Gen Z men are proving tricky. Studies show they are often lonely, obsessed with video games, and spent a lot of their teenage years stuck at home during Covid-19. That makes them a hard crowd to capture. What surprised people in the industry, according to sources, is that Disney is looking for entirely new ideas to pull these young men into theaters.

Disney is pushing hard to get young men back into theaters. According to multiple sources who spoke with Variety, Walt Disney Studios has been asking Hollywood creatives to pitch original film ideas aimed at males aged 13 to 28, also known as Gen Z.

Sources say this is a clear effort to attract an audience that has been difficult for studios to capture. Gen Z men are often described as gaming-focused and socially isolated, a trend that was made worse by Covid-19 lockdowns.

Studios have long tried to convert young audiences into regular moviegoers, but Disney’s approach is more direct: they want new stories that appeal specifically to this group.

Even...

In recent years, Glen Powell has sprinted into pole position as a major new Hollywood leading man – taking to the skies in Top Gun: Maverick, donning disguises galore in Hit Man, getting his romcom on in Anyone But You, and driving into the eye of the storm in Twisters. Now, he’s ready to go full-on action star, teaming up with Edgar Wright – the legendary British director known for delivering fast, funny, kinetic cinema of the highest calibre – for a whole new take on The Running Man, Stephen King’s prescient killer thriller in which an ordinary man enters a deadly gameshow. Time to run for your life.

This month...

Cinderella and Sleeping Beauty aren’t the only ones looking for a prince.

Leadership at Walt Disney Studios has been pressing Hollywood creatives in recent months, multiple sources tell Variety, for movies that will bring young men back to the brand in a meaningful way. “Young men” is defined here by sources as ages 13-28, aka Gen Z.

First, duh. Every film studio is looking for better ways to convert young audiences into habitual moviegoers. Numerous studies show that Gen Z men in particular are a lonely, gaming-obsessed group who were hampered in their formative years by Covid-19 lockdowns — not the easiest segment to grasp. But what’s surprising producers, writers and other partners in the larger industry is that Disney has been calling for original concepts to lure the demo back to the movies.

This is the same Disney whose multibillion-dollar content engines, Marvel and Lucasfilm, have sated men...

Avengers: Doomsday is currently shooting in the UK, and had it still been scheduled for a May 2026 release, chances are we'd have seen a teaser playing in front of Avatar: Fire and Ash this December.

That wasn't meant to be, unfortunately, and the closest thing to a first look we've had remains the post-credits scenes for Thunderbolts* and The Fantastic Four: First Steps. Now, though, we may have some intel on what Robert Downey Jr.'s Doctor Doom is up to in Avengers: Doomsday.

According to scooper Daniel Richtman, "In Avengers Doomsday, Doom is after people [who] caused Incursions to the Multiverse." This might explain recent rumblings about Chris Evans' Steve Rogers being targeted by Victor Von Doom after Cap's happy ending in Avengers: Endgame.

Now, is Doom looking to punish them, or could their deaths be part of his plan to "save" the Multiverse? Fans have long questioned how...

The story follows Riz Ahmed (Sound of Metal) as a solitary man whose life revolves around this mysterious business. Through a relay service and a keyboard device, he rarely speaks directly to anyone, always remaining distant, cold, and meticulous. When he accepts a case involving a woman victim of workplace harassment who is being pressured not to disclose compromising information about the company in question, the protagonist begins to develop an emotional connection with her – something that conflicts with his usual modus operandi.

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Written by Justin Piasecki and directed by David Mackenzie (Hell or High Water), Relay presents itself as a thriller with an intriguing premise and a strong cast. Ever since I read the synopsis, I was curious about the idea of a...

James Cameron turns 71 years old today, and in honor of the legendary director, let’s look at a simple yet profound phrase that connects two distinct movies from his filmography: Avatar and Titanic. “I see you,” are words that viewers might have overlooked, but you’ll hear them from Jack when Rose flips through his sketchbook.

Years later, Cameron elevated these words into the heartbeat of Avatar, where the Na’vi use them as a greeting, and it’s said multiple times in both installments during pivotal moments. It’s no coincidence that I See You is also the name of the Avatar theme song performed by Leona Lewis, where she repeats the same words in the chorus.

The recurrence suggests that “I see you” holds a deeper meaning, and it’s possibly a phrase that Cameron has embodied in all his pursuits.

The Meaning of “I See You,” in...

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Una vez rey o reina de Narnia, siempre lo será. Y Greta Gerwig está llamada a serlo. Porque gracias a ella, el regreso a Narnia está más cerca que nunca. Y es que, la reconocida cineasta de Barbie y Mujercitas ya ha puesto en marcha el rodaje de la primera entrega de su nueva saga para Netflix, basada en El sobrino del mago, la sexta novela de C.S. Lewis, aunque la primera en términos cronológicos.

En esta película, veremos cómo se gestan los orígenes de Narnia cuando dos amigos, Digory Kirke y Polly Plummer, descubren el mundo mágico gracias al tío de Digory. Ellos serán arrojados a otro mundo en el que una malvada hechicera –adivinen quién– intenta convertirlos en sus esclavos.

Las cámaras ya ruedan en las calles de Londres, cerca de Cornhill y del Royal Exchange,...

Since its inception in 1984, the Terminator franchise has captivated audiences with its thrilling blend of science fiction and action. Created by James Cameron and Gale Anne Hurd, the six-film series introduced the chilling concept of Skynet, a self-aware artificial intelligence system that sets out to exterminate humanity. The Terminator movies have grossed $2 billion at the box office worldwide.

James Cameron served as screenwriter and director for the first two critically acclaimed movies in the Terminator series before taking a less-involved role. Unfortunately, over time, the Terminator movies have seen less success than their predecessors. However, it was announced in 2024 that Cameron is working on an exciting new Terminator project, with hopes of rekindling the dwindling franchise.

In a recent interview with CNN, James Cameron candidly addressed the difficulties he faces in creating Terminator 7'sstory. The famed director expressed that the real-life, rapid advancements in artificial intelligence and the current global...

While he's moved on from the Terminator franchise, and he currently spends his days developing new technology to impress audiences with more Avatar sequels, James Cameronhasn't entirely forgotten about the sci-fi action universe where robots take over the world. The director of films like The Abyss and True Lies is actually working on a new Terminator script; the problem, however, is that he's finding it difficult to write the movie. The reason lies in how the franchise's sci-fi concept, which once felt purely fantastical, is now beginning to reflect our reality. Technology is taking over our lives, and Cameron sees a bleak outcome if we don't do something about it.

As reported by The Playlist, Cameron was recently a guest on The Amanpour Hour, Christiane Amanpour's show on CNN. Amanpour talked about the 80th anniversary of the Nagasaki bombing, and Cameron made an appearance to talk about his project,...

The fall movie season, these days, technically begins at Cannes, the new launchpad for Academy Awards contenders and the international arthouse fare that dominates the conversation into the year. That’s where “Anora” began its journey en route to the Oscars last year. Same for “The Zone of Interest” and “Anatomy of a Fall” the year before. In other words, the time of year typically reserved for its best movies isn’t always its first stop.

Hot off a return-to-form quintessential movie summer thanks to a stacked lineup of blockbusters from “Jurassic World: Rebirth” to “Superman,” this fall will usher in hundreds more releases vying for eyeballs and awards. We’ve narrowed our list down to 54. Major themes this fall include the rise of beloved auteurs making a comeback, as well as just how much international is here to stay.

While IndieWire’s list predominantly focuses on the independents and international releases this fall,...

The Terminator Director James Cameron. (Photo Credit – IMDb/Instagram)

James Cameron has directed two Terminator movies: The Terminator (1984) and Terminator 2: Judgement Day (1991). The sci-fi action franchise is one of the oldest and longest-running in Hollywood. Cameron’s movie stars Arnold Schwarzenegger, Michael Biehn, Linda Hamilton, and Paul Winfield.

In an interview, the Avatar director said he would think thoroughly before making movies like The Terminator. The director revealed that when he was making the 1984 movie, he realised he knew nothing about guns. However, he further stated that it’s America, and he can just go buy a gun wherever he wants.

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James Cameron has said generative AI is the “next big wave in cinema technology” and “a genie that has been released from the bottle”.

“We haven’t learned how to control it yet,” he added.

Speaking from New Zealand, where he is wrapping post-production on Avatar: Fire And Ash, Cameron spoke candidly about the potential possibilities and threats of generative AI.

“I can’t think of anything coming up that is bigger and more important to us right now than confronting this generative AI issue,” he said. “It is critical that we master it and control it so that it...

It's been over a year since Netflix finally announced what all "Peaky Blinders" fans were waiting for: a feature-length film following the critically acclaimed six-season run of the beloved show. Over time, both old and new characters have been added to the roster of "The Immortal Man," which will reunite us with Thomas Shelby (Cillian Murphy) after yet another near-death experience and being fooled into thinking he wasn't destined to survive. But what's next? With a release touted for some time in late 2025, neither the streaming platform nor the creators has provided an exact date. Will we get an update soon, or do we still have yet to wait on a gathering storm where comes a tall, handsome man in a dusty black coat with a red right hand?

It's certainly been a frustrating waiting game to get answers about the future of the "Peaky Blinders." In the meantime, though,...

James Cameron is already gearing up to work on his next big feature-length project after Avatar: Fire and Ash. While there are a few more Avatar sequels in various stages of development, the filmmaker has been highly vocal about wanting his next film to be about the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. To that end, Cameron has worked closely with a long-time collaborator and author, Charles R. Pellegrino, to adapt his newly released book, Ghosts of Hiroshima, into a feature film. The novel tells the firsthand accounts of numerous survivors, including Tsutomu Yamaguchi, a man who survived the bombings at both Hiroshima and Nagasaki.

In an interview with Rolling Stone, Cameron discussed a myriad of topics, as the danger that looms from nuclear armament and conflict is as relevant as it was 80 years ago, if not more so. When the topic shifted to the charged political climate and the...

Sam Worthington finds it "very easy" to keep track of the Avatar plot.The 49-year-old actor will reprise his role as protagonist Jake Sully in the upcoming movie Avatar: Fire and Ash and admits that he doesn't have difficulties following the story in James Cameron's sprawling sci-fi franchise.Speaking to Empire magazine, Sam said: "I've always found it very easy. I love being back in that Volume. I go onto other (projects), and whether they're big movies or big TV series, nothing compares."I always say it's the curse that Jim has given me, and it's a beautiful curse, but nothing ever compares to when I film on Avatar. It feels very right and safe like home."Maybe it takes a while to warm to who Jake is and his spirit, but not much."Avatar: Fire and Ash – the third movie in the series – will be released in December...

Though he boasts an enviable CV, including classics such as The Terminator franchise, Aliens and Titanic, Oscar-winning filmmaker James Cameron has become exclusively affiliated with his Avatar film series since the turn of the 21st century. With Avatar: Fire and Ash nearing release and more sequels to come, Cameron shares why he's been "justified" in exclusively making Avatar films for nearly 30 years.

Speaking with Rolling Stone, Cameron opened up on his decision to focus so much of his time and effort on the Avatar franchise for so long, having not made a movie outside the record-breaking sci-fi property since 1997's Titanic. The Canadian director insists his main reason for sticking with the franchise has been its ability to "connect" people on various levels. “I’ve justified making ‘Avatar’ movies to myself for the last 20 years, not based on how much money we made, but on the basis that hopefully it can do some good,...

Una ambiciosa adaptación del poema de Homero protagonizada por Matt Damon. © Universal Pictures

La Odisea, la muy esperada adaptación del poema épico de Homero dirigida por Christopher Nolan (Oppenheimer), ha terminado su rodaje. La supervisora de arte, Samantha Englender, confirmó la noticia en Instagram.

Filmada íntegramente con la última tecnología IMAX, con un presupuesto cercano a los 250 millones de dólares y catalogada por el estudio como «una epopeya de acción mítica», el rodaje trotamundos de la película comenzó en febrero y se prolongó durante siete meses por localizaciones tan dispares como Italia, Malta, Marruecos, Grecia, Escocia, Islandia y el Sáhara Occidental y Los Ángeles.

El coordinador de especialistas, James Newman, subrayó la envergadura del proyecto: «Nunca volverán a hacer una película como esta. Es la epopeya de todas las epopeyas. Las localizaciones son una locura, por toda Europa, porque el viaje de Odiseo dura diez años. Es una locura».

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James Cameron is once again warning that the fictional nightmare he imagined four decades ago could have real-world consequences. In new remarks tied to a wide-ranging interview about his next projects, the filmmaker draws a direct line from The Terminator’s cautionary tale to today’s rapid advances in AI and military tech. The timing lands as governments and labs race to automate more decisions at machine speed.

“I do think there’s still a danger of a Terminator-style apocalypse where you put AI together with weapons systems, even up to the level of nuclear weapon systems, nuclear defence counterstrike, all that stuff,” Cameron said. “Because the theatre of operations is so rapid, the decision windows are so fast, it would take a super-intelligence to be able to process it, and maybe we’ll be smart and keep a human in the loop.

“But humans are fallible, and there have...

James Cameron has devoted decades to expanding the Avatar franchise, sidelining nearly every other project in the process. In fact, you’d have to go back almost 30 years to find the last non-Avatar film he directed. That’s an extraordinary amount of time to pour into a single series, but the director told Rolling Stone that he’s justified the choice by believing that the films have done some good, beyond just making a boatload of money.

“I’ve justified making ‘Avatar’ movies to myself for the last 20 years, not based on how much money we made, but on the basis that hopefully it can do some good,” Cameron said. “It can help connect us. It can help connect us to our lost aspect of ourself that connects with nature and respects nature and all those things.“

He continued, “Do I think that movies are the answer to our human problems?...

James Cameron said in a recent interview with Rolling Stone that he’s given his filmmaking career entirely to the “Avatar” franchise for decades in the hope of doing good for the world, not just making boatloads of money, which the films have been quite good at doing so far. The director’s original “Avatar” from 2009 is the highest-grossing movie of all time (unadjusted for inflation) with $2.9 billion. The 2022 sequel, “Avatar: The Way of Water,” is the third highest-grossing movie ever with $2.3 billion.

“I’ve justified making ‘Avatar’ movies to myself for the last 20 years, not based on how much money we made, but on the basis that hopefully it can do some good,” Cameron told the publication. “It can help connect us. It can help connect us to our lost aspect of ourself that connects with nature and respects nature and all those things.”

The director continued, “Do I...

James Cameron owes much of his career to explorations of the kinds of terror that putting too much faith in technology can bring about.

The film that launched Cameron’s career back in 1984 was The Terminator. Before it became the iconic blockbuster, generations-spanning franchise that it is today, The Terminator was little more than a scrappy, high-concept science-fiction slasher movie. In fact, the film had more in common with Cameron’s previous film, which he was unceremoniously fired off of, Piranha II: The Spawning, than it did with anything the auteur would go on to make afterwards.

But clearly, The Terminator’s themes of technology run rampant and resilience in the face of commodification resonated with audiences, and the film became a zeitgeist-defining sensation.

American Cinematheque 30th Anniversary Screening Of "The Terminator" James Cameron & Gale Anne Hurd | Frazer Harrison/GettyImages

During an interview with Rolling Stone, the filmmaker discussed his...

Josh Brolin is a busy man. From appearing in films like Avengers: Endgame and Dune: Part II to the newly released horror epic Weapons, he's become a prolific actor over the past several years. But as it turns out, he was almost in a couple of even more high-profile blockbusters, in the form of James Cameron’s Avatar films.

In a recent interview on the Happy Sad Confused podcast, the actor revealed that he was approached by Cameron to participate in his then-upcoming visual effects-heavy behemoth, Avatar. The role that was offered to him was the character of Miles Quaritch.

Quaritch is the chief antagonist of not only the first Avatar film, but has gone on to become a unifying thread and threat across the sequels as well. In actuality, the role is played by Stephen Lang, but Brolin reveals that Cameron came to him first.

Despite this, Brolin ultimately turned down the offer,...

Exclusive: Jack Champion (Avatar franchise) has come aboard for a role in Don’t Say Good Luck, the new Netflix comedy from filmmaker Julia Hart (Miss Stevens), sources tell Deadline.

Netflix declined to comment, and character details are under wraps. Champion’s castmates include Melanie Lynskey, Max Greenfield, Stephanie Beatriz, Sunny Sandler, Bebe Neuwirth, and Steve Buscemi.

Written by Laura Hankin, Hart & Jordan Horowitz, the film follows Sophie Birenbaum (Sandler), who is ready for the spotlight as the lead in her high school musical — until suddenly she’s living with even more drama at home than on the stage.

Horowitz is producing for Original Headquarters, alongside Brian Kavanaugh-Jones and Fred Berger for Range, and Happy Madison. Michael Roiff and Barry Weissler are serving as executive producers.

Best known for his performance as Spider in Avatar: The Way of Water, a role he’ll reprise in the upcoming Avatar: Fire and Ash,...

Growth at Disney’s streaming and parks and experiences were the highlights of a third quarter that saw generally solid numbers while 2% overall revenue increase to $23.7bn was slightly behind expectations.

The company also said that after it acquired Comcast’s 33% share in Hulu last month, Hulu will be fully integrated into the Disney+ app in 2026, and, starting this autumn, will replace the Star tile on Disney+ internationally.

It also emerged that starting later this yearDisney willstopreporting subscriber numbers for Disney+, Hulu, and ESPN+ –similar to Netflix –in its Q1 fiscal year 2026 report.

Across all segments, adjusted earnings per share...

Hollywood is often accused of making nothing but remakes and sequels, and Disney is among the biggest offenders. The studio's slate is defined by live-action remakes of their animated classics, sequels to Marvel and Star Wars films, and even, as with Freakier Friday, legacy sequels to remakes of prior Disney movies. Even Walt Disney Animation Studios and Pixar, divisions of the company once known for original films, have been bitten by the sequel bug with Zootopia 2 set to be followed by Frozen 3 and Pixar readying Toy Story 5, Incredibles 3, and Coco 2. Despite titles like Elio, Disney doesn't seem invested in original ideas anymore.

Disney CEO Bob Iger has pushed back on that idea, however. In a recent interview with The Hollywood Reporter, he pointed out that they're releasing original films from both the 20th Century Pictures and Searchlight Pictures brands, but also that Disney itself is focused less on remakes,...

Disney CEO Bob Iger said new IP is of great value to the company longer term while the popularity of franchises remains high with potential sequels or bringing “them forward in a more modern way, as we’ve done. Or converting what was previously animation to live action,” as per Lilo & Stitch and upcoming Moana …. It’s just a great opportunity for the company and supports our franchises.”

But “I wouldn’t say that we’ve got a priority one way or the other. Our priority is to put our great movies that ultimately resonate with consumers. And the more we can find and develop original property, the better, of course,” he said during a Q&a with analysts after Disney’s quarterly earnings.

“We are developing original property under the 20th Century [Studios] banner and under the Searchlight [Pictures] banner. And you could even argue that Marvel continues to mine its...

Bob Iger said during Disney’s earnings call that the studio does not have a priority when it comes to movie sequels, remakes and original content, despite the upcoming slate being overwhelmingly dominated by franchise fare like “Freakier Friday,” “Predator: Badlands,” “Tron: Ares,” “Zootopia 2” and “Avatar: Fire and Ash.” Disney is only seeking to make great movies, the CEO stressed.

“We continue to be focused on creating new IP,” Iger said. “Obviously, that’s of great value to us long term. But we also know that the popularity of our older IP remains significant, and the opportunities to either produce sequels or convert what was previously animation to live action, like we’re doing with ‘Moana’ in 2026, it’s just a great opportunity for the company and supports our franchise. So I wouldn’t say that we’ve got a priority one way or the other. Our priority is...

James Cameron is busy with Avatar: Fire and Ash, but he’s already planning his next big movie, a powerful story about the horrors of World War II.

His new film will be based on Ghosts of Hiroshima, a book by Charles Pellegrino that tells the true story of Tsutomu Yamaguchi. Yamaguchi survived the atomic bombings of both Hiroshima and Nagasaki, making his experience one of the most incredible and tragic in history.

The audiobook recently got its first and second teaser trailer and is narrated by Martin Sheen, a three-time Emmy winner, and features original music by Hans Zimmer.

The book, written by Pellegrino, who also worked as a science consultant on Titanic and Avatar, is set to be released on August 5, coinciding with the 80th anniversary of the bombings.

James Cameron recently shared some early thoughts about the movie Although the script is still in progress, Cameron admitted...

Avatar franchise director James Cameron ventures into war and its fallout for his first project not involving the sci-fi film franchise since 1997. Cameron's upcoming movie about the Hiroshima and Nagasaki bombings gets a significant update as the film draws comparisons to Christopher Nolan's World War II epic, Oppenheimer.

Via Instagram, Cameron confirmed the publication of Charles Pellegrino's new book, Ghosts of Hiroshima, one of the books the Canadian filmmaker will adapt for his World War II movie. The confirmation accompanied a video plugging Ghosts of Hiroshima, featuring the voice of President Harry Truman and his confirmation of an atomic bomb hitting Hiroshima as World War II intensified. Cameron captioned the post by praising Pellegrino's "extraordinary" book while expressing his excitement for the film adaptation. He also claimed that his next movie has the most "powerful" true story he's seen since Titanic.

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James Cameron, the man who dove into the wreck of the Titanic and waged war in Pandora, now confesses he’s afraid. Not of failure. Not of scale. But of the terrifying truth at the heart of his next film, Ghosts of Hiroshima. The acclaimed director revealed in an exclusive conversation with DiscussingFilm that adapting Charles Pellegrino’s harrowing new book might be the single most daunting creative endeavor of his storied career.

This might be the most challenging film I ever make. I don’t 100% have my strategy fully in place [right now] for how I want to see it, for how I want to shield people from the horror, but still be honest.

With Ghosts of Hiroshima, Cameron steps outside the safety of fantasy and science fiction. Gone are the blue-skinned heroes and immersive worlds of Avatar. In their place: human ashes, melted shadows, and the searing screams of survivors.

Nearly three decades later, hearts continue to break watching the tragic romance between Leonardo DiCaprio and Kate Winslet's characters in the classic disaster movie, Titanic. However, over a decade after Titanic set sail in theaters, another film chronicling an emotional rollercoaster romance involving DiCaprio and Winslet is making the rounds again as Revolutionary Road crashes onto a new streaming platform.

Per Screen Rant, Revolutionary Road is now available to stream for free via Pluto TV. The free streaming news is good for audiences who want to check out the 2008 romantic drama, as it's only available to rent or purchase otherwise via Amazon Prime Video and Apple TV. The film was available to stream on Paramount+ earlier this year, but has since left the platform.

Marking DiCaprio and Winslet's Titanic reunion 11 years after gripping audiences as Jack and Rose, Revolutionary Road sees the duo spark another vintage on-screen romance, portraying Frank and April Wheeler.

While the Avatar films required significant dedication to turn them into the billion-dollar juggernauts they became, franchise helmer James Cameron admits his first project outside the sci-fi film series in decades could be a greater challenge. The Oscar-winning filmmaker offers a cautious update on his World War II adaptation, Last Train From Hiroshima, claiming he's not sure how he'll approach the movie.

Speaking with Andrew J. Salazar from DiscussingFilm, Cameron delved into the Last Train From Hiroshima film, which chronicles survival stories from the Hiroshima and Nagasaki bombings. According to the Canadian filmmaker, the adaptation will be difficult, considering the heaviness of the story involved. "To me, this might be the most challenging film I ever make. I don't 100% have my strategy fully in place for how I want to see it; how I want to shield people from the horror but still be honest," he said.

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James Cameron's Avatar: The Way of Wateris making a major impact on the streaming charts.

Per FlixPatrol, Avatar: The Way of Water is currently in its second week of being seated among the top ten streaming films and series on Disney+ in the United States. Currently situation at the number seven spot on the list, Avatar: The Way of Water has fallen two spots in recent days, largely due to the resurgence in popularity of the Fantastic Four films following the release of director Matt Shakman's The Fantastic Four: First Steps.

A direct follow-up to 2009's Avatar, which kicked off one of the biggest film franchises of all time despite a more than decade-long gap between entries, Avatar: The Way of Water premiered in 2022 to the delight of fans everywhere. The film brought back original Avatar stars Sam Worthington and Zoe Saldaña as Jake Sully and Neytiri te Tskaha Mo'at'ite,...

This week's episode of the Empire Podcast adds insults to injury, as the team — Chris Hewitt, Helen O'Hara, Alex Godfrey, and Ben Travis — share their favourite movie insults. Also, fair warning: nothing on this earth will prepare you for Alex Godfrey's Pazuzu impression, for which we can only apologise unreservedly. Elsewhere, the team also discuss the week's movie news, including The Social Network Part II casting rumours, production getting underway on Once Upon A Time In Hollywood sequel The Continuing Adventures Of Cliff Booth, and the release of the brand spanking new Avatar: Fire And Ash issue of Empire — of course!

And as if all of the above isn't enough excitement for one week, the gang also review Happy Gilmore 2, The Naked Gun, and Bring Her Back, while Chris is joined in The Guest Zone by The Naked Gun director — and one-third of The Lonely Island — Akiva Schaffer [20:11 — 39:53 approx.], and Superman director James Gunn,...

“Zero A.D.” will be here before you know it.

The latest from faith-based Angel Studios, which tells the story of the Virgin Mary (Deva Cassel), Joseph (Jamie Ward) and their very special child, arrives in theaters on December 19. And we’ve got the exclusive new trailer, which you can watch below.

First of all – yes, that is Jim Caviezel under all of that make-up as Herod the Great. Sam Worthington plays his son Antipater, with Ben Mendelsohn and Gael García Bernal also in the cast. It looks like the kind of old fashioned religious epic that used to be a regular part of Hollywood’s output but has dwindled in recent decades.

Along with the new trailer comes this TheWrap exclusive image of Cassel as the mother of Jesus:

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James Cameron is about to turn 71 years old, but he might be the busiest he’s ever been in his life.

The Academy Award-winning filmmaker behind iconic works such as The Terminator, Aliens, True Lies, and Titanic has filled his days over the last two decades with a single, monumental work: the Avatar franchise. Cameron famously began working on the first film in the series shortly after Titanic’s release, and continued to work on it and refine the innovative technology behind it all the way up to its release in 2009.

Following the record-breaking blockbuster success of that film, Cameron set forth on crafting a follow-up that would ultimately transform into a complex, multi-part series of sequels.

This plan led to all of the second and third films, Avatar: The Way of Water and the upcoming Avatar: Fire and Ash, filmed concurrently. However, the planned fourth and fifth films in...

Avatar franchise director James Cameron continues to put his all into a film series he first conceptualized in the '90s. With Avatar: Fire and Ash fast approaching, Cameron insists he has no urge to slow down as he offers a significant update on the subsequent two sequels.

Speaking withEmpire, Cameron addressed whether he'd return to direct Avatar 4 and Avatar 5 amid speculation surrounding his future with the franchise, given his age (turning 71 in August) and the extensive work required to bring each film to life. However, the Oscar-winning filmmaker insists he'll be in the director's chair to see out his five-film Avatar arc. "I mean, there's no reason not to. I’m healthy, I'm good to go," he said.

Cameron reiterated his intent to keep going rather than passing over day-to-day directorial duties to someone else, having said the same thing last year. Though the Canadian filmmaker can't predict the future,...

While most long-running franchises usually have source material that they draw from, like Harry Potter, Lord of the Rings, and Game of Thrones, which keeps the world going in several directions within the overarching storyline, James Cameron’s Avataris creating its mythos on the go. It works because the audience goes in without any reference or preconceived notion about the characters and every time get their mind blown. In The Way Water, we met the water tribe, the Metkayina clan, and the upcoming Fire and Ash will introduce us to Wind Traders, seen in the latest teaser with their jellyfish like giant ships in air.

Playing their leader is Harry Potter fame, David Thewlis, who wasn’t seen in the trailer but will play a very important part in the franchise. “They're going to be throughout the cycle of 3, 4 and 5,” Cameron teases in a new interview with Empire Magazine. As for their leader,...

Pandora is once again on the brink, but this time, the fracture runs through its most beloved couple. As Avatar: Fire and Ash prepares to hit theaters this December, star Sam Worthington is offering a glimpse into the emotional core of the sequel, and it's not just about battles in the sky.

Avatar: Fire and Ash is the latest installment in James Cameron’s epic sci-fi saga, picking up sometime after the events of the previous film, Avatar: The Way of Water. Jake, Neytiri, and their family have been living with the Metkayina Clan for a year, and they are still dealing with the emotional pain and grief caused by the death of their eldest son, Neteyam.

If you recall from The Way of Water, Neteyam is fatally shot during a battle with the Rda at the Three Brothers. The Sully family and the Metkayina clan honor him with a...

As another installment of the global hit sci-fi film series Avatar bows into theaters this December, director James Cameron has reflected on his place in the future of the franchise. He still has two more movies in the Avatar universe to make, and given the significant time it takes to make each movie, there have been concerns that he might not be physically capable of seeing all the films to the end. Cameron turns 71 soon, but that won't slow him down — at least that's the plan. He plans to direct Avatar 4 and Avatar 5. "I mean, there's no reason not to. I’m healthy, I'm good to go," he told Empire when they asked if there was a possibility he could hand over the day-to-day duties of making the remaining films to another director.

Still, the future is unpredictable, and Cameron has thought about it. "I’m not going to rule it out,...

James Cameron is "good to go" when it comes to directing Avatar 4 and Avatar 5.The 70-year-old filmmaker has helmed the third movie in the epic sci-fi franchise Avatar: Fire and Ash – which will be released in December – and plans to be behind the camera for the next two pictures, which are scheduled to hit cinemas in 2029 and 2031 respectively.Speaking to Empire magazine, James said: "I mean, there's no reason not to."I'm healthy, I'm good to go. I'm not going to rule it out. I mean, I've got to make it in a vigorous way, to handle the kind of volume and energy of the work for another six or seven years. You know what I mean? I might not be able to do that... (but) if I can, I'll just do it."The Titanic director pointed out that he has passed on his planned movies to other filmmakers...

The trailer for “Avatar: Fire and Ash” from Oscar®-winning filmmaker James Cameron is here!

The third film in the phenomenally successful “Avatar” franchise opens exclusively in theaters worldwide in IMAX 3D, Dolby Cinema 3D, RealD 3D, Cinemark Xd, 4Dx, ScreenX, and premium screens everywhere on December 19, 2025.

This past weekend, the trailer debuted on the big screen with “The Fantastic Four: First Steps,” providing movie-goers with a first look at the film’s eye-popping visuals, new clans, and stunning new creatures.

With “Avatar: Fire and Ash,” James Cameron takes audiences back to Pandora in an immersive new adventure with Marine turned Na’vi leader Jake Sully (Sam Worthington), Na’vi warrior Neytiri (Zoe Saldaña), and the Sully family. The film, which has a screenplay by James Cameron & Rick Jaffa & Amanda Silver, and a story by James Cameron & Rick Jaffa & Amanda Silver & Josh Friedman & Shane Salerno, also stars Sigourney Weaver, Stephen Lang,...

Nearly a decade after Zootopia stormed into theaters, Walt Disney Animation Studios is finally ready to debut its long-awaited sequel, Zootopia 2, which will return Officer Judy Hopps (Ginnifer Goodwin) and Officer Nick Wilde (Jason Bateman), and send the dynamic duo on a brand new mystery that will see them face a threat unlike any the metropolis has ever seen.

As per the synopsis, "After cracking the biggest case in Zootopia’s history, rookie cops Judy Hopps and Nick Wilde find their partnership isn’t as solid as they thought when Chief Bogo orders them to join the Partners in Crisis counseling program. But it doesn’t take long for their partnership to be put to the ultimate test when they find themselves on the twisting trail of a mystery tied to the arrival of a venomous snake in the animal metropolis."

In 2016, the first film grossed over $1.025 billion at...

James Cameron is opening up about his future with the Avatar franchise!

The soon-to-be 71-year-old filmmaker started developing the first movie in the mid-1990s, but it didn’t go into production until April 2007, with the movie being released in late 2009.

Now, a second movie was released 13 years later, and the third, Avatar: Fire and Ash, is coming out in December 2025, with fourth and fifth movies in the works as well.

Previously, James said he might step away from directing Avatar 4 and 5 as they are “all-consuming” and he has other projects he’s interesting in doing. Now, he’s sharing an update on if he’ll direct the next movies.

Keep reading to find out more…

“I mean, there’s no reason not to [direct them]. I’m healthy, I’m good to go,” he told Empire in a new interview.

He added that there could be other factors that cause him unable to do that.

James Cameron said in a new interview with Empire magazine that he’s “good to go” when it comes to directing “Avatar 4” and “Avatar 5.” The third “Avatar” movie, officially titled “Avatar: Fire and Ash,” opens in theaters later this year. Cameron originally cast doubt on his “Avatar” directing future, telling Empire in 2022 that helming the franchise is “all-consuming” and he might want to “pass the baton” to another director starting with “Avatar 4.” But that’s no longer the Oscar winner’s intention.

“I mean, there’s no reason not to,” Cameron said ahead of his 71st birthday in August about directing more “Avatar” sequels himself. “I’m healthy, I’m good to go. I’m not going to rule it out. I mean, I’ve got to make it in a vigorous way, to handle the kind of volume and energy of the work for another six or seven years.