Avatar: Fire and Ash Review: James Cameron again created history, audience said – heart-wrenching film

After three years, the world of Pandora has once again returned to the big screen. James Cameron’s much awaited film Avatar: Fire and Ash has finally been released in theaters and looking at the initial reviews it is clear that the director has not disappointed the audience this time too.

Return to Pandora, but this time the story is different

It is the third film in the franchise after Avatar: The Way of Water. Fire and Ash is not limited to just gorgeous visuals, but it also shows emotions, conflict and human relationships more strongly. The film reunites familiar faces like Sam Worthington, Zoe Saldana, Sigourney Weaver, Stephen Lang, Kate Winslet. This time the entry of Una Chaplin and David Thewlis has added a new twist to the story.

film’s budget worth billions

The shooting of this film started in New Zealand in 2017 and continued for about three years. Its production was completed in December 2020. If industry sources are to be believed, Avatar: Fire and Ash is one of the most expensive films in cinema history. James Cameron once again proves how to make a large scale film.

What are the early reviews?

Discussions about the film are intense on social media. On X, a user @Cade_Onder wrote that Avatar: Fire and Ash is a very serious and emotional film. I cried five times. It has that truth and rawness, which is not seen in most of the big films of today, that is, this film touches not only the eyes but also the heart.

Release and box office status in India

Avatar: Fire and Ash has been released in India on December 19. According to industry tracker Sacnilk, the film can collect around Rs 30 crore on the first day. It is noteworthy that Avatar: The Way of Water had an opening of Rs 50 crore on the first day and did a business of around Rs 500 crore in India.

James Cameron’s clear stand regarding AI

In a recent interview, James Cameron expressed concern about AI-generated actors in films. He said that he prefers to work with human artists. Cameron said that I find it scary to create characters and performances with AI, it is against the spirit of filmmaking.

Avatar’s journey will continue further

James Cameron has already made it clear that the Avatar franchise will not end here. The next two films of the series are scheduled to be released in 2029 and 2031 and are currently in different stages of production.