Avatar: Fire And Ash review: Breathtaking visuals aren't enough to save this repetitive and WAY too long sequel that had me praying for the credits to roll
Ridley Scott and Martin Scorsese have both been guilty of bloated storytelling in the last few years, but James Cameron takes not just the biscuit but every packet on the supermarket shelf. His third Avatar film lasts well over three hours. There are some breathtaking moments in Avatar: Fire And Ash, as we might expect of a film that reportedly cost over $400m to make. You see, more than anything what Avatar 3 most resembles is its two predecessors, Avatar (2009) and Avatar: The Way Of Water (2022). The ocean-loving James Cameron, who when he’s not making Titanic or Aliens likes to dive to the deepest depths, certainly hammers home an anti-whaling agenda here.
Source: Daily Mail December 20, 2025 11:54 UTC
