Speaking with Stuff out of New Zealand, the place where the bulk of the second and third Avatar movies were shot, James Cameron reveals that a few people have already seen the nex

Cameron includes anti-AI title card in Avatar 3, sparking debate in Hollywood. Lack of specifics in the disclaimer raises questions about AI usage. The move could backfire by drawing more attention to potential AI involvement.

Fire & Ash here and there, and now director James Cameron is saying it might be "the best of the three so far."

James Cameron has reportedly revealed an anti-AI title card will open up Avatar 3, officially titled Avatar: Fire and Ash. The Oscar-winning director shared the news in a Q&A session in New Zealand attended by Twitter user Josh Harding.

James Cameron recently revealed to Stuff NZ that he’s screened an early cut of Avatar: Fire and Ash to a select few people, and if the early reactions are anything to go by, the filmmaker has makes another epic chapter in the ongoing story that fans will love.

James Cameron, renowned for his work in the Hollywood film industry, has directed several of the highest-grossing films of all time.

James Cameron has shown an early cut of Avatar 3 (officially titled Avatar: Fire and Ash) to a "few selected people" – and their verdicts are overwhelmingly positive according to the director.

Fire and Ash. The 70-year-old filmmaker has already screened his long-awaited sci-fi movie for "a few selected people" and James has been thrilled by the feedback so far. The acclaimed movie-maker — who wrote and directed the new Avatar movie — told Stuff: "I've shown it to a few selected people and

Fire and Ash, unveiling what the few people who've seen it have to say about the upcoming sequel. Avatar: Fire and Ash's story will see the Sully family come into contact with the new "Ash People" Na'vi who live in a volcanic environment,

The third installment of the billion-dollar franchise will continue to blow minds with incredible, non-AI technology.