James Cameron Unveils Title of ‘Avatar 3’ at D23 Convention

James Cameron has officially revealed the title of the much-anticipated third instalment of the ‘Avatar’ franchise. The celebrated director made a surprise appearance at the D23 convention in California alongside the film’s lead stars, Zoe Saldana and Sam Worthington.

Addressing an eager crowd of 12,000 fans, Cameron announced that the new film will be titled ‘Avatar: Fire And Ash.’ Set to be released on 19th December 2025, the third film will follow the original ‘Avatar’ from 2009 and the sequel, ‘Avatar: The Way of Water,’ which was released in 2022.

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Cameron teased the audience by saying, “The new film is not what you expect, but definitely what you want.” While it was “too soon” to share any footage, he did offer a glimpse of the film’s “cool concept art,” which depicted characters in a fiery sky setting. The director also hinted at the introduction of new cultures, creatures, and biomes, promising that audiences would see more of Pandora than ever before.

In related news, Hollywood insider Jeff Sneider recently revealed that there’s a nine-hour director’s cut of ‘Avatar 3’ that could potentially be turned into a limited series on Disney+. According to Sneider, Cameron is considering completing the visual effects for the extended version, which might later be released on Disney+ following the theatrical cut. However, Sneider cautioned that this plan is not yet set in stone.

Fans of the franchise have even more to look forward to, with two additional sequels scheduled for release in 2026 and 2028.