Avatar: Fire and Ash is currently taking the world by storm, causing one movie to become Disney+’s most popular on the streaming charts.

Disney’s third Avatar film has broken the $1 billion barrier after only 18 days in theaters. The movie earned $306 million in the United States and $777.1

A top-grossing filmmaker may step into a major role for Avatar 4, offering a new direction for the franchise’s future.

Compared to its predecessor, the third “Avatar” film had a slower start at the worldwide box office, which made it more difficult for it to become another blockbuster by the high standards of the franchise.

Avatar: Fire and Ash” remains at the No. spot in the box office for the third consecutive Friday, pulling in $14 million.

James Cameron's threequel achieved the milestone Saturday at the New Year weekend box office, while other notable holiday victors include 'Zootopia 2,' sleeper hit 'The Housemaid' and Timothée Chalamet's 'Marty Supreme.

Avatar: Fire and Ash may be visually stunning, and epically thrilling, but it's also got some deep thematic problems we need to discuss.

From the 2009 original, to The Way of Water, to Fire and Ash, which movie in James Cameron's Avatar trilogy is the most rewatchable?

The Ubisoft-developed game reached a new peak after the release of an expansion tie-in to the blockbuster movie.