The third installment in James Cameron's "Avatar" franchise "flirts with some genuinely interesting ideas about tribalism and ...

An alternative is to write Avatar novels, going into significant detail on the world and telling the stories of the sequels. ...

James Cameron has dismissed criticism of 3D and high frame rate in his Avatar movies, pointing to their enormous box office success as evidence that audiences don’t mind it, and explaining why he ...

If you look closely, you'll see that the avatars of humans, like Jake Sully's, have hairy eyebrows. The Na'vi, however, have no eyebrows, but just a skin stripe above their eyes. The other way to tell ...

Picking up right where we left off, the third “Avatar” film in the trilogy follows the Sullys helping Spider (Jack Champion) ...

Cameron, who is also famous for directing Titanic, Aliens, two films in the Terminator series he created and True Lies, has ...

James Cameron's blockbuster saga returns with more battles, more eye candy, and enough déjà vu to make you feel blue.

Netflix is taking a significant step into the world of immersive identity technology by acquiring the company behind Ready Player Me.

Avatar: Fire and Ash picks up in the emotional aftermath of The Way of Water, grounding its epic scale in grief, guilt, and a ...

A growing visual trend on social media is turning regular photos into glossy, cartoon-styled 3D caricatures. This format, marked by oversized heads, expressive features and smooth surfaces, is gaining ...

As 'Fire and Ash' hits theaters, the argument over the cultural impact of James Cameron's blockbuster epics is stale.

There’s a sense of Way of Water déjà vu to the film’s first act — and eventually, its armored-boat-heavy conclusion as well.