James Cameron ’s vision for the Avatar sequels was always massive, but even he didn’t anticipate just how much story his writers’ room would come up with. Originally, the plan was to follow up the 2009 blockbuster with three sequels,

James Cameron's third Avatar movie will be even longer than the second. The 70-year-old filmmaker admitted he had too many "great ideas" packed into 2022's Avatar: The Way Of Water – which clocked in at three hours and 12 minutes – but he's gone even bigger with the upcoming Avatar: Fire And Ash.

Cameron’s own wife, Suzy Amis Cameron, saw a version of the film from late last year, and – per her filmmaker husband – was completely overwhelmed with emotion. “My wife watched the whole thing from end to end — she had kept herself away from it and I wasn’t showing her bits and pieces as we went along.

Better make it a large popcorn, because James Cameron’s next “Avatar” film, “Fire and Ash,” will be even longer than 2022’s “The Way of Water,” which clocked in at three hours and 12 minutes. In a recent sitdown with Empire,

The journey is long, and so is the runtime. James Cameron shared on Friday that the upcoming "Avatar: Fire and Ash," set to release Dec. 19, 2025, will be even longer than its predecessor 2022's "The Way Of Water.

Filmmaker James Cameron, whose third Avatar installment is due out in December, says the film will be the longest in the franchise so far in terms of running time. Cameron, who also made the three-hour-plus Titanic,

Filmmaker James Cameron recently revealed that the upcoming third installment in his Avatar franchise will actually be longer than 2022's Avatar: The Way of Water, which ran three hours and 12 minutes long,