Fire and Ash, Cameron's third Avatar film, is due to be released next month after a three-year wait, significantly shorter than the eight-year gap between the first and second films.
"If it all ends with this film that’s OK," he says. "Because it’s not a cliffhanger ending. It all resolves in a very satisfying way."
The film is set only one year after the events of The Way of Water, and opens with the Sully family still living with the Metkayina clan whilst they grieve Neteyam's death. It will then introduce us to a new Na'vi tribe known as the Ash People, who live in a volatile volcanic region of Pandora and are in alliance with the human RDA causing conflict to escalate.
He explained that the fourth and fifth Avatar films would involve a six-year time jump and would feature Neytiri making her way to a dystopian Earth. The scripts are written ("they’re pretty good!"), and a portion of Avatar 4 has been filmed, but for now their fate depends on the box-office performance of Fire and Ash.
His fear is that the media landscape has changed. "Cinema has become a few selected films that people believe will be an experience that’s worth leaving their homes for," he says. "Post-Covid and post-streaming, it’s a depressed industry right now. And it doesn’t seem to be bouncing back."
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