James Cameron's third Avatar movie is turning the rules upside down, introducing a nefarious Na'vi clan as the human invaders go all-out.

Academy Award-winning director James Cameron has opened up about his next major feature after Avatar: Fire and Ash. The project will be a film adaptation of British author Joe Abercrombie’s recently released dark fantasy novel,

James Cameron has announced taking the director’s chair for the upcoming movie adaptation. Taking to his X account, the filmmaker dropped Charles Pellegrino’s Ghosts of Hiroshima and revealed that he will soon turn the story into a motion picture.

"The whole thing is off its tits," the auteur said of the novel - which has nothing to do with the iconic Ken Russell movie of the same name.

James Cameron might be hard at work building out the 'Avatar' franchise, but he's also set his sights on adapting Joe Abercrombie's epic fantasy novel 'The Devils'.

Welcome back to Pandora. Disney just released the first trailer for Avatar: Fire and Ash, the third installment in James Cameron’s epic sci-fi saga. Set on the alien moon of Pandora, the series follows the Na’vi as they defend their homeland from human invaders who are stripping it of its natural resources.

Fire and Ash," the third entry in James Cameron's film series, offered a look at a new tribe of Na'vi called the Ash People.