Finally a movie worth going to the theaters. Thank u James Cameron best Christmas gift ever😭😭😭
@Rasim9898
Taking cameras and a whole crew to another planet to make this happen is amazing. Thank you. 😛
@ThePoorBoy
Only James Cameron can make James Cameron movies like James Cameron does.
@Suresh-iu2tx
That music from the first film hits hard
@sashalisnichiy7214
I'm 29 years old. First Avatar was released when I was 13 years old. I'm crying
@Rasim9898
Rest in Peace, James Horner and Jon Landau.
@wekiwisdofly85
I went on a date with a girl in 2009 and watched avatar for our first date. Then in 2022 I took her again to see way of the water with our daughter. Our first movie together as a family and come this December I’ll most likely watch this with only me and my daughter while her mum stays at home with our 8 month old son unless we find a babysitter. How time flies!
@atwunz
Ha he talks sh*t about AI let's go 😂
@FruitygazetteD2GA
PLEASE... We live in a horrible world of slavery and inequality...yes even in America. One of the only things that the 90% of us have left is escapism and wonder. The ability to leave this unfair, monotonous life for 3 hours and live in another world. A world that cares about family and our respect and love for our own environment, the beauty and sanctity of everything around us.
@charoleawood
Was afraid to click on this video cause the title seemed like a troll but this was actually a very well done video. Cameron's answer was actually quite fair, I like how he said, "Ask nolan" as in "I'm moving away from live action photography, you need the evangelists of that medium to tell you why it's necessary not me"
@Pantalaimon467
That shot followed by “From Director James Cameron” is just showing off and I’m here for it.
@Jack-u4k2z
Hands down the best director alive right now
@kirkdouglassd
Just got my tickets earlier, super stoked to go see this on release day! I hope we get to see the last two of 5. Go see it people!! 👏 👏
@CurvGod
ABSOLUTE CINEMA
@ajantafurniture
TORUK IS BACK!!!
@maximusroyalstar9084
James Cameron is one of my favorite directors, and his creativity is sometimes severely underestimated. Of course, he's praised for his sci-fi films, but almost no one considers his technological creativity and his vision for the future. Take his first Terminator film from 1984, for example. Nobody knew what AI or a drone was, but now everyone knows what it is. Cameron was already working on it 35 years ago.
Legendary director James Cameron dives into the making of Avatar and the future of blockbuster filmmaking. In this in-depth interview for Avatar: Fire and Ash, Cameron shares thoughts on resolving the Avatar trilogy, pioneering visual effects, and how technology and emotion combine to create movie magic. He discusses pushing storytelling boundaries, and how innovation in 3D and virtual reality will shape cinema's next chapter. If you love filmmaking, VFX, or the Avatar saga, this is an interview you won’t want to miss!
