Fire and Ash not having an end-credits scene shouldn't be too much of a surprise for Avatar fans. Neither of the previous two installments featured them; Cameron instead chose to keep the door open to audience expectations.

I’m not much of a popcorn guy, but I’ve been weirdly delighted watching the popcorn bucket arms race escalate, with major blockbusters often trying to outdo others with concession stand flexes. We’ve already seen some truly unhinged designs lately,

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Avatar: Fire and Ash” doesn’t waste any time, starting up right after “Avatar: The Way of Water” ends. Expect James Cameron to blow you away with stunning visuals again, as his team pulls you straight into the incredible world of Pandora.

Well, although we cannot say whether James Cameron will continue with the franchise as a director or not, what we can say is that Avatar: Fire and Ash does not have a post-credit scene, though it sets up the sequel and the stakes for the fourth film, within the main storyline of the threequel.

The Visual Effects branch giveth and the Visual Effects branch taketh away. As expected, “Avatar: Fire and Ash,” “Tron: Ares,” and “Superman” made the shortlist for th

Fire and Ash must earn a lot to keep the series alive. The studio expects the film to bring in $380 million worldwide by the end of S