James Cameron Almost Made A Huge Mistake With Avatar: Fire And Ash's Original Ending
While working on Avatar: Fire and Ash, James Cameron realized he'd made a massive mistake with the film's ending that needed fixing.
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Avatar: Fire And Ash Cast Reveals Wish List For Avatar 4 And 5 [Exclusive]
/Film spoke with several cast members of Avatar: Fire & Ash about what they'd like to see in future sequels, should they actually come to pass.
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How To Watch Five Nights At Freddy's 2 At Home
Five Nights at Freddy's 2 is hitting the home media market, allowing everyone to enjoy some animatronic carnage with their families this holiday season.
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The Odyssey Trailer: First Look At Christopher Nolan's Most Epic Story Yet
Matt Damon plays homesick hero Odysseus in the first trailer for The Odyssey, Christopher Nolan's adaptation of the epic Greek poem.
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Avatar: Fire And Ash Once Again Confirms The Franchise's Real Hero
Jake Sully and his family face dangerous new enemies in Fire and Ash, but fortunately they have help from the real hero of the Avatar franchise.
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A Huge Element Of Avatar: Fire & Ash Was Not In The Original Script [Exclusive]
James Cameron has been plotting out his Avatar films for years, but a major part of Fire & Ash was at the suggestion of one of the stars.
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James Cameron Has Confirmed Two Details About His Next Terminator Movie
James Cameron wants to return to The Terminator franchise, and he has some big ideas about what the seventh installment would feature.
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Why The Biggest Criticism Of Avatar: Fire & Ash Misses The Point
Folks are criticizing Avatar: Fire & Ash for repeating much of what the prior Avatar movies did, but they may be missing the (Pandoran) forest for the trees.
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Lars Eidinger To Play Brainiac In James Gunn's Superman Sequel Man Of Tomorrow
German actor Lars Edinger has been cast as Superman villain Brainiac in DC's upcoming sequel, Man of Tomorrow, director James Gunn confirms.
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The Tulkun May Hold The Key To Avatar 4 And 5
Given the possibility that Avatar 4 and 5 (assuming they happen) could take place long after Fires and Ash, the Tulkun could be pivotal to those movies.
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James Cameron's Avatar: Fire And Ash Has A Perfect Stanley Kubrick Homage
Avatar: Fire and Ash overtly tips its hat to Stanley Kubrick's 2001: A Space Odyssey, a film that James Cameron has acknowledged had a huge impact on him.
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The Housemaid Director Paul Feig Borrowed A Few Tricks From Alfred Hitchcock [Exclusive Interview]
We spoke with The Housemaid director Paul Feig about his new thriller starring Amanda Seyfried, Sydney Sweeney, and a sandwich with big pickles.
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One Avatar: Fire And Ash Character Is A Franchise Gamechanger (And It's Not Who You Expect)
Avatar: Fire and Ash brings back Jake Sully, but he's not the focus of the story. Instead, a character introduced in The Way of Water takes the spotlight.
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The Testament Of Ann Lee Review: Amanda Seyfried Is Divine In This Jaw-Dropping Musical
Amanda Seyfried gives the performance of her career in Mona Fastvold's gloriously unique musical The Testament of Ann Lee. Here's our review.
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Is This Thing On? Review: Will Arnett Delivers A Career-Defining Performance In This Intimate Divorce Dramedy
Bradley Cooper's Is This Thing On? works magnificently thanks to the chemistry between Will Arnett and Laura Dern. Here's our review.
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A 2022 Historical Drama From A Beloved Franchise Will Stream On Netflix Very Soon
Don't be defeatist, dear, because Netflix is about to have the streaming rights to a 2022 film from everyone's favorite British family drama.
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Avatar: Fire & Ash's Windtraders, Explained By Director James Cameron [Exclusive]
James Cameron tells us about how he and his team built the largest performance capture set they've ever built for the Windtraders in Avatar: Fire & Ash.
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AT&T Actress Milana Vayntrub Used Risqué Photos To Support A Cause Close To Her Heart
Actress Milana Vayntrub used her fame for a very good cause, and helped raise half a million dollars for wildlife relief. Here's how she did it.
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Why DC's Ultraviolent R-Rated Lobo Movie Didn't Happen
Jason Momoa will finally play Lobo on the big screen in 2026's Supergirl, but the character nearly got his own hard R-rated solo movie from DC years ago.
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How To Watch Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere At Home
Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere is coming to the home media market, complete with an extensive documentary about the true story behind the musical drama.
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The Housemaid Review: Sydney Sweeney And Amanda Seyfried Lead Paul Feig's Excellent, Wicked Drama
Sydney Sweeney and Amanda Seyfried face off in Paul Feig's wicked, twist-filled adaptation of The Housemaid. Here's our review.
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Disclosure Day Trailer Reveals Our First Look At Steven Spielberg's 'UFO Movie'
Steven Spielberg is back with Disclosure Day, a mysterious original sci-fi movie dealing with UFOs and alien life. Watch its trailer right here.
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Does Avatar: Fire And Ash Have A Post-Credits Scene? A Spoiler-Free Guide
With Avatar 4 and Avatar 5 already in the works, does Avatar: Fire and Ash include a post-credits scene teeing them up? Here's the spoiler-free answer.
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Avatar: Fire And Ash Review: James Cameron's Sci-Fi Epic Delivers On Multiple Levels
Avatar: Fire and Ash is a visual and aural feast, and anyone looking for a big, knockout blockbuster to close out 2025 with will be far from disappointed.
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How To Watch Glen Powell's The Running Man At Home
Edgar Wright's Stephen King adaptation, The Running Man (starring Glen Powell), is coming to the home market, complete with lots of enticing bonus features.
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Rob Reiner, Legendary Director Of Stand By Me, Misery, And The Princess Bride, Dead At 78
Director Rob Reiner, the director of classics like A Few Good Men, When Harry Met Sally, and so many more, has tragically died at 78.
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Wake Up Dead Man Is The Darkest Movie In The Trilogy, And For Good Reason
Wake Up Dead Man is the darkest movie in the Knives Out trilogy, especially after the comedy of Glass Onion. And that makes sense.
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