Overview
- CinemaCon attendees saw the first footage of 'Avatar: Fire and Ash,' revealing two new Na'vi clans: the peaceful Wind Traders and the fiery Ash People.
- Director James Cameron confirmed the Sully family faces new adversaries, including human invaders and the Ash People, who have rejected the deity Eywa.
- The footage teased intense aerial battles, emotional stakes, and the Sully family's struggles with grief after the death of their son Neteyam.
- Cameron emphasized the film's focus on moral complexity, darker themes, and character depth, marking a shift from earlier depictions of Na'vi virtue.
- Set for a December 19, 2025 release, the film aims to revive theatrical attendance post-pandemic, with Cameron describing it as 'heart-wrenching' and visually spectacular.