I suspect it is because film critics are reviewing a movie. The audience is reviewing a video game. To be clear, I don’t mean “video game” as an insult. I mean that the audience is prioritizing immersion over narrative.

Avatar: Fire and Ash has proven itself the best movie in James Cameron's sci-fi film franchise with its new ideas, themes, and character developments.

Fire and Ash crossed the $100M mark at the international box office on Friday, reaching $100.4M through three days. It is now on its way to a global opening in the $340M-$350M range. Worldwide, that's within,

Fire & Ash for repeating much of what the prior Avatar movies did, but they may be missing the (Pandoran) forest for the trees.

Fire and Ash is off to a hot start at the box office, grossing more than $100 million worldwide so far domestically. Avatar: Fire and Ash hit theaters on Dec. 19 and brought in $36.5 million on opening day alone.

It’s time to return to Pandora because James Cameron’s “Avatar: Fire and Ash” is here. The third “Avatar” movie has made $12 million in domestic previews at the box office. In international markets, it grossed $43.

Fire and Ash is off to a $43.1M start across two days at the international box office. That includes 18 markets that opened on Wednesday and another 25 which joined the Na’vi on Thursday. Among the debuts,

Fire and Ash” has begun its quest to become 2025’s highest grossing film of the year with $12 million from Thursday preview screenings and $43 million from 25 overseas markets. For comparison, the last installment in the series,