Fire and Ash, showcasing the evolving world of Pandora and introducing the provocative Mangkwan Clan. James Cameron's sequel expands the franchise into complex thematic territory.

What's up with that whale fluid? And who is Spider again? Gold Derby brings you up to speed on the events of the Avatar series ahead of Fire and Ash.

Omatikaya, Metkayina, and Varang Led Ash Clan redifine Pandora as the three prominent forces in James Cameron’s Avatar: Fire and Ash

Before he was killed, though, Quaritch had a son named Miles, who was forced to stay on Pandora after his father died because he was too young to travel back to Earth. He quickly becomes friendly with the Sully kids, who call him “Spider,” and eventually he becomes aware that a new version of his father has returned to Pandora.

"Avatar: Fire and Ash" follows Jake Sully (Sam Worthington), Neytiri (Zoe Saldaña) and their Na'vi family as they continue to fight for survival while Pandora faces colonization by humans.

If you’ve ever wished you could step into Pandora, here’s some good news—you don’t need a spaceship to get there. Many of the stunning landscapes in Avatar were inspired by real places on Earth. From misty mountains to glowing caves,

The filmmaker calls Jack Champion's live-action character the glue between Jake (Sam Worthington) and Quaritch (Stephen Lang).

Massive Entertainment expands its take of Pandora with a new story that transforms the world and adds some cool new elements to an already solid game.

James Cameron's newest entry in his wildly successful franchise — has exciting action, beautiful effects and little to remember.