‘Avatar: Fire and Ash’ | Dec. 19th, 2025

[OneManGang]

I couldn’t wait to get out of there, felt like a hostage in the theater

I can’t believe ppl actually like this BS. Intellectually insulting and terrible acting

 

[TheNatureBoy]

Visuals still are and I haven't seen a 3D movie that comes close, but agree it would been nice to spend more time in the fire village.

Jake Sully and his family really can't breathe w/out someone coming after them

Space whales had to learn the hard way

New Navi antagonist

 

[Taharqa]

I could see how this and 2 were suppose to be one movie tho... and you definitely feel that run time.

Said the same thing. I love the avatar films and even I was fatigued towards the end.

Outside of that I enjoyed it. Wish they would've spent more time on the wind traders seemed like an interesting clan

 

[dora_da_destroyer]

I couldn’t wait to get out of there, felt like a hostage in the theater

I can’t believe ppl actually like this BS. Intellectually insulting and terrible acting

lol, I wasn’t even mad we had to dip out early. I’m like here we are again with Sully and the Colonel fighting in a burning ship that’s about to meet its fate.

 

[djthegreat88]

They literally made the same movie over again

Big waste of 3 hours.

 

[Rev]

I fukked with The Way of Water heavy because of the messaging about family and fatherhood. I thought it was really well done.

But I was really frustrated watching this because it’s pretty much Avatar 2A. Script is silly and a lazy ass copy/paste of the sequel in MANY parts/areas.

The whole shyt with the Ash people seemed rushed, dense and we didn’t even learn enough about them. What was their purpose really and how did it end with their horny queen?

I swear if this fukkin Quatrich is still alive because the Ash people saved him from the fire he fell into, I’m done.

Enough with him and enough with Spider unless he’s going to be Quatrich on steroids in the future.