James Cameron is not a man who does things by halves. Actually, that’s putting it mildly. To create 2009’s Avatar, he pioneered the use of new 3D technology to create the world of Pandora, having held off making the movie for a decade because the tech to make it simply wasn’t available yet.

A third Avatar film is coming our way this December and will expand Pandora. Here's what we know about Avatar: Fire and Ash.

Avatar: Fire and Ash is set to release on December 19, 2025, continuing from the emotional end of its 2022 sequel. Director James Cameron hints the movie will be lengthy, similar to the two previous films in the franchise.

If you're planning to watch James Cameron's upcoming third installment in the saga of the blue space smurfs, be prepared for a long session in the theater. Avatar: Fire and Ash will reportedly have a runtime of over three hours, a detail recently confirmed by the director himself.

Prepare for another long day in cinemas while watching the Avatar franchise's adventures in Pandora for the highly anticipated threequel, Fire and Ash. Director James Cameron confirms a familiar and unsurprising runtime for the upcoming sci-fi adventure flick.

Avatar 3 production is ahead of schedule, exceeding expectations with double the shots finished. Director James Cameron promises more depth in Fire and Ash, projecting a strong and efficient work ethic.