We don't know what Avatar 3 will be called, but we know one thing it won't be called.

With Zoe Saldaña's Neytiri headed to Earth in Avatar 5, producer Jon Landau has teased the planet's significance in the later sequel.

While Avatar 2 is dominating the conversation, Jon Landau has given the world a little more hope for an Alita sequel.

While teasing Avatar: The Way of Water, James Cameron has been stoking the fires with some new details about what's to come in the world of Pandora.

Avatar 2 footage dropped at CinemaCon for attendees, and I am so jealous.

Avatar 2 producer Jon Landau shared how Kate Winslet really leveled up for her upcoming role in James Cameron's film.

You know nature is healing because the Avatar sequels, seemingly in development since the dawn of recorded history, are once again filming. We know this because producer Jon Landau, and none of the actual official Avatar social channels, is sharing some behind-the-scenes photos of production from the New Zealand set. And these photos are particularly Aliens-y, in a cool way. View this post on Instagram Garrett Warren, 2nd Unit Director, gives stuntman Steve Brown some notes before a take. Garrett, Richard Bluck (2nd Unit DP) and the Kiwi team have been getting some great shots. …

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When James Cameron set out to make Avatar back in the 2000s, he admitted he had intentions to turn the franchise into a trilogy, but it’d be surprising to learn that he was already plotting a five-film franchise at that time. After the release and subsequent success of Avatar in 2009, Cameron got to work writing what we believed to be two sequels that may or may not shoot back-to-back. But as writing continued, this expanded to three sequels, and then eventually four sequels. After years of writing and development, production is currently underway on both …