On a recent episode of Matt Belloni’s “The Town” podcast, the filmmaker said he was “absolutely” ready to close the book on the franchise. If necessary, acknowledging that he is “in” Avatar land for [30] Year. If the matter ends here then it is good.” He’s not willing to completely hand things over to someone else—“I can produce it. I don’t think there’ll be a version where there’s another Avatar film that I haven’t produced closely,” he noted—but if the need arises, he’ll tie things up with a book.
Yes, indeed: there is clearly just One Open the story thread at the end fire and ashes, And that will bring it to the page. But then again, that will only happen if this new film performs poorly. Why does he have this thing in his mind? He cited concerns of “sequelitis,” streaming and “forces” like COVID that will keep audiences away. What’s interesting is that these were also concerns that should be raised about water way In 2022, and look how it happened. However, true to his point, 2025 hasn’t been the best year for the franchise: audiences generally loved it M3GAN 2.0 And thunderbolt, Blumhouse went so far as to admit that he may have exaggerated the interest in his killer cyborg.
Then, Wicked: for good And zootopia 2 Both look set to rock the box office over the next few weeks, so we’ll see how Avatar: Fire and Ashes This is when it will land on December 19.
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