Fire and Ash quickly approaching, McFarlane Toys has unveiled its line of action figures based upon the next instalment of James Cameron’s blockbuster

With two more sequels on the docket, James Cameron might add another Avatar movie to his list of directorial projects.

James Cameron prefers not to revisit his movies after they’ve opened in theaters. “I usually have a moratorium of a couple of years where I just don’t want to think about it,” he says. “There’s a certain point when you’ve been away from where you could start to be more of an audience and less of a picky filmmaker.”

Collider's Steve Weintraub talks with Sigourney Weaver and first-time feature director Bryan Fuller for Dust Bunny at TIFF 2025. In this darkly whimsical fairy tale, a little girl hires a hitman, played by Mads Mikkelsen, to kill the monster under her bed.

In an interview with Variety, Cameron was asked about potential production timelines for future projects he hopes to direct, including Ghosts of Hiroshima and the fourth and fifth Avatar installments. “There are others that I may or may not direct.

Making the Avatar Films," a two-part documentary exploring the creation of James Cameron's science fiction epic, will debut in November on Disney+.