James Cameron said in a recent interview with Rolling Stone that he’s given his filmmaking career entirely to the “Avatar” franchise for decades in the hope of doing good for the world and not just making boat loads of money,

One of the many reasons why we should praise James Cameron is his courage to push boundaries in his movies. Whether it was trusting that Titanic’s going over budget would pay of

With the long-running Avatar franchise continuing to expand with the upcoming Avatar: Fire and Ash, director James Cameron has come out to divulge his philosophy behind expanding the beloved film series.

Nothing is slowing down the Avatar franchise, not even James Cameron’s other cinematic projects. While there has been recent momentum on films beyond the upcoming Avatar: Fire and Ash — he’s currently developing two features, The Ghosts of Hiroshima and The Devils —make no mistake: he’s still all in with Pandora.

James Cameron has returned to his director’s chair for the third Avatar film, Fire and Ash. As the makers and the cast members prepare for the big release, the filmmaker opened up about the reason why he dedicated his filmmaking career to the hit action/sci-fi franchise.

Thanos star Josh Brolin has revealed who he could have played in James Cameron’s Avatar franchise. Cameron’s Avatar was released in United States theaters in 2009. One of the highest-grossing movies of all time,

James Cameron reveals plans to expand the Avatar universe with animated series and potential features, exploring untold stories of Pandora and the Na'vi people.

James Cameron has said there's a reason he's directed nothing but Avatar films for the past two decades — and it's not because they make enormous piles of money. Instead, Cameron told Rolling Stone, he sees the franchise as a "Trojan horse" to appeal to humanity's better instincts,