Avatar Fans Beg Audiences to Rewatch Fire and Ash to Save the Franchise as Box Office Lags Predecessors & James Cameron Casts Doubt on Its Future
January 26, 2026 ·
Marvin Montanaro
A screenshot from the trailer to Avatar: Fire and Ash - YouTube, Avatar
Author: Marvin Montanaro
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Asking people to watch Avatar is bad, but rewatching it should be considered a human rights violation.
It’s too much money just to see it once, never mind multiple times.
That would involve me actually watching the first two. No.