Avatar: Fire and Ash Twitter Review: James Cameron’s film opens to mixed reviews, eyes Rs 30 crore box office collection

After the massive success of Avatar (2009) and Avatar: The Way of Water (2022), James Cameron is all set to enthrall audiences once again as he returns with the third installment, Avatar: Fire and Ash, which has been released on the big screens. The film was one of the most awaited movies of the year and was released on December 19. With the movie hitting theatres, the first reviews have been pouring in.

Avatar: Fire and Ash Twitter Review

True to a James Cameron spectacle, Avatar: Fire and Ash triggered instant reactions online, with viewers sharing detailed impressions soon after leaving theatres. Many fans have highlighted the film’s technical brilliance, while others loved the storyline.

One viewer tweeted, “Spectacular! It delivers for every character. It has some of the best action in James Cameron’s career. It’s beautiful in heart, sight, & sound. It’s huge, rich, & sweeping. It is the most movie in one movie I’ve ever experienced.” Many users also highlighted, “This chapter feels darker, more volatile, and more personal. Moving melodrama. Biblical sacrifices. Explosive ambushes. Oh, there’s also two bloodlusty villains.”

Take a Look at Twitter Reviews Here

even if it’s a slight step down from its predecessor, avatar: fire and ash is nothing short of incredible. the angriest, darkest, and most emotionally charged entry in the series so far. stephen lang’s quaritch is an absolutely legendary villain. never doubt big jim cameron. pic.twitter.com/NLakevVfj7

— luca (@lucam8a) December 2, 2025

#AvatarFireAndAsh is another staggering spectacle of Oscar-worthy visual effects with the grandest scope yet. But many of its plot points and action sequences feel noticeably reductive of the previous film. Chaplin is a wickedly delicious villain, while Saldaña owns every moment. pic.twitter.com/YqvwMQa20T

— Doug Jamieson (@itsdougjam) December 16, 2025

#AvatarFireAndAsh Review

Avatar: Fire and Ash picks up in the emotional aftermath of The Way of Water, grounding its epic scale in grief, guilt, and a fractured family. James Cameron shifts focus from pure discovery to consequence, making this chapter feel darker, more… pic.twitter.com/t9eMapSrCU

— बेपरवाह (@iamraaaaaj) December 18, 2025

#AvatarFireAndAsh PEAK CINEMATIC EXPERIENCE.

MINDBLOWING storytelling and visuals, BEST movie in the Avatar franchise. Only downside: some scenes are repetitive and slightly predictable.

A MUST WATCH on the big screen, once in a lifetime experienc…pic.twitter.com/rTFXqUH44v

— Nora Brooks (@nora_brook97388) December 19, 2025

#AvatarFireAndAsh is another monumental feat, a stunning movie rich in detail and emotion with a plot so dense it becomes difficult to fully grasp on your first watch. Terrific action with outstanding set pieces and some of the most breathtaking visuals ever put to screen mostly… pic.twitter.com/ppdH3BxjjK

— The Sietch of Sci-Fi | (@TSoS_) December 18, 2025

Avatar: Fire and Ash Box Office Predictions

Avatar: Fire and Ash is expected to create a storm at the box office. The movie is expected to open with Rs 30 crore, giving tough competition to Ranveer Singh’s Dhurandhar.