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Cameron has nothing new to say, but at least it looks expensive
Hindustan Times Ranchi
|December 20, 2025
{ THE GOOD THE BAD THE VERDICT
James Cameron's Avatar franchise has always behaved less like a film series and more like a belief system, one that demands reverence rather than engagement. The first Avatar convinced audiences that technological spectacle could pass for cinematic progress. The Way of Water doubled down on that logic
stretching a thin story across an ocean of pixels. Avatar: Fire and Ice, the third chapter, finally exposes the limitations of that philosophy. Bigger than ever, longer than ever, and yet astonishingly hollow, the film is a reminder that scale cannot compensate for stagnation.
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