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Corey Chichizola

James Cameron Admits Avatar 1 And 2 Had Problems, But Fire And Ash Is A Different Beast

Neytiri angrily aims her bow at the camera in Avatar Fire and Ash.

James Cameron movies are known for using cutting-edge technology to achieve his vision, and nowhere is that more obvious than the Avatar films (which are streaming with a Disney+ subscription). While the first three Avatar movies might have taken 16 years to make, the director's latest comments about the threequel make it seem like things are way less messy the third time around. Let's break it all down.

What we know about Avatar: Fire and Ash is limited, but fans are eager to see the world of Pandora further expanded. For the first time we'll see the Na'vi battling each other, while Jake and his family reel from The Way of Water's ending. During a conversation with Shoot Online, Cameron shared a thrilling update about the third installment, saying:

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