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The familiarity and dazzling look of the sequel 13 years after the original Avatar must be its own reward, as we return to Pandora.

Why should we care about Jake Sully? Why do the humans have beef with the Na'vi? And where are we again?

The long-awaited Avatar sequel has been years in the making

In "Avatar: The Way of Water," the director James Cameron pulls you down so deep, and sets you so gently adrift, that at times you don't feel like you're watching a movie so much as floating in one. From time to time he brings you to the bottom of an…

“Avatar: The Way of Water” is not James Cameron’s last film, nor is it even the last “Avatar” film — the third installment, already completed, is due in 2024, the fourth is in production, the fifth scripted. However, if "The Way of Water" was the last film Cameron ever made,…

It’s been 13 long years since we last visited the planet of Pandora. During that time back here on Earth, we’ve seen huge tumultuousness: economic crises, the rise of populist politics, a deadly global pandemic and a growing climate emergency. But on Pandora, very little has changed.

Thirteen years after its predecessor became (for a time) the highest-grossing movie ever, this sequel feels less like an act of love than an act of material achievement

The 2009 blockbuster was a pop culture conundrum. 13 years later, it's a benchmark in visual effects history.

Thirteen years after the original box office hit, director James Cameron talks about the sequel Avatar: The Way of Water, with Kate Winslet in lead role.

We've waited 13 years for this. James Cameron's Avatar is finally back. Here is everything you need to know about 'Avatar: The Way of Water.'