Speaking with Stuff out of New Zealand, the place where the bulk of the second and third Avatar movies were shot, James Cameron reveals that a few people have already seen the nex

In Hollywood's battle against generative AI, James Cameron seems to have taken a stand with the upcoming Avatar: Fire and Ash. The legendary filmmaker revealed that the film will open with an anti-AI title card, which could arguably do more harm than good, even if the intent is genuine.

Colin Farrell just took home his first SAG Award. On Sunday night, the actor won best actor in a limited series for his role in Max’s “The Penguin.” Jamie Lee Curtis presented the award, and when she opened the envelope, she read, “And the Actor goes to… the man who gave me covid at the …

James Cameron has reportedly revealed an anti-AI title card will open up Avatar 3, officially titled Avatar: Fire and Ash. The Oscar-winning director shared the news in a Q&A session in New Zealand attended by Twitter user Josh Harding.

Fire and Ash. The 70-year-old filmmaker has already screened his long-awaited sci-fi movie for "a few selected people" and James has been thrilled by the feedback so far. The acclaimed movie-maker — who wrote and directed the new Avatar movie — told Stuff: "I've shown it to a few selected people and

James Cameron is once again pushing the boundaries of cinematic storytelling with Avatar: Fire & Ash. The director introduces the highly anticipated third installment in his billion-dollar Avatar franchise.

The first reactions to Avatar 3 have been revealed by director. Cameron has been hard at work on the next instalment of his long-running blockbuster franchise after