Fire & Ash here and there, and now director James Cameron is saying it might be "the best of the three so far."

In Hollywood's battle against generative AI, James Cameron seems to have taken a stand with the upcoming Avatar: Fire and Ash. The legendary filmmaker revealed that the film will open with an anti-AI title card, which could arguably do more harm than good, even if the intent is genuine.

James Cameron has shown an early cut of Avatar 3 (officially titled Avatar: Fire and Ash) to a "few selected people" – and their verdicts are overwhelmingly positive according to the director.

James Cameron recently revealed to Stuff NZ that he’s screened an early cut of Avatar: Fire and Ash to a select few people, and if the early reactions are anything to go by, the filmmaker has makes another epic chapter in the ongoing story that fans will love.

James Cameron feels "pretty good" about Avatar: Fire And Ash. The 70-year-old filmmaker has already screened his long-awaited sci-fi movie for "a few selected people" and has been thrilled by the feedback so far. The previous film, Avatar: The Way Of Water, was released in 2022.

James Cameron has reportedly revealed an anti-AI title card will open up Avatar 3, officially titled Avatar: Fire and Ash. The Oscar-winning director shared the news in a Q&A session in New Zealand attended by Twitter user Josh Harding.

James Cameron is once again pushing the boundaries of cinematic storytelling with Avatar: Fire & Ash. The director introduces the highly anticipated third installment in his billion-dollar Avatar franchise.

Avatar: Fire and Ash helmer James Cameron shares the first feedback he's gotten for his anticipated sci-fi threequel.

Fire and Ash, unveiling what the few people who've seen it have to say about the upcoming sequel. Avatar: Fire and Ash's story will see the Sully family come into contact with the new "Ash People" Na'vi who live in a volcanic environment,