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Avatar 3 will be available to watch from December 19, 2025. We don't have any streaming information yet but we'll let you know as soon as it is available.
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Avatar 3 will be available to watch from December 19, 2025. We don't have any streaming information yet but we'll let you know as soon as it is available.
Discover Pandora for a third time with new adventures led by Jake Sully and Neytiri. But trouble is on the horizon as they face off against Miles Quaritch and his team of humans.
Avatar 3 is an upcoming science-fiction film produced by Lightstorm Entertainment and directed by James Cameron. It is the third installment in the Avatar franchise and is the direct sequel to Avatar 2.
Sam Worthington and Zoe Saldana are back in their roles of Jake Sully and Neytiri. Starring as Dr. Karina Mogue is Michelle Yeoh, and Jermaine Clement takes on the role of Dr. Ian Garvin. Stephen Lang is back as Colonel Miles Quaritch. Oona Chaplin is confirmed to be playing fire Na'vi chief. Giovanni Ribisi plays the villain Parker Selfridge.
Despite rumors of a 9-hour cut, filmmaker James Cameron has confirmed that the movie is three hours long.
The movie has an estimated budget of $250 million. The first Avatar movie cost $237 million while the sequel Avatar: The Way of Water cost between $350-460 million.
Where the second movie focussed on the water clan, the Metkayina, the third movie in the franchise introduces an entirely new group of Na'vi. This clan is set to be darker and are known as the 'ash people'. They live on a part of Pandora that the movies have not yet explored and are the antagonists for the third movie.
The movie was shot simultaneously with Avatar: The Way of Water. Filming was completed in December 2020 but as of February 2024, the movie was still undergoing some reshoots and pick-ups. The post-production work on Avatar 3 is as labour-intensive as shooting the actual scenes as the movies require a lot of VFX.