James Cameron’s Avatar series achieved unprecedented financial success in cinematic history with its third installment, “Fire and Ash.” Just two weeks after its release, the film surpassed the $6 billion mark in total box office revenue, making Avatar the first trilogy in history to achieve this milestone.

Avatar: Fire and Ash received great interest.

In its second week of release, the film grossed $760.4 million worldwide, continuing its upward trend without losing viewers, unlike its box office competitors. While the industry average saw a 50-60% drop, the film only declined by 29.8%, confirming its lasting box office success with these figures.

With these results, director James Cameron is also on the verge of setting a new career record. The third film in the series is almost certain to surpass the $1 billion mark in a short time, making Cameron the first director to achieve this feat with four consecutive films.

With this massive box office success, the series proves to be not only a commercial success but also one of the most profitable intellectual properties in the film industry. Beyond the financial figures, the series’ story universe is also undergoing a significant transformation with this new installment.

On the story side, James Cameron opens up a previously unseen, dark and harsh region of the planet Pandora to the audience. “Fire and Ash” centers on the family bonds and grieving process of Jake and Neytiri, shaken by the loss of their son, Neteyam.

The Sully family finds themselves in the midst of a political and cultural conflict as they confront the fire people called “Mangkwan” in a new land covered in ash. Struggling with both external threats and internal guilt, the characters wage a more dramatic battle for survival in this installment of the series, driven by supernatural forces and societal tensions.